20 Apr 2009 16:16
"The whole club is feeling my dirty funk.."
Really?
20 Apr 2009 16:22
People with "Hillsborough 96, gone but never forgotten" on their facebook status. Guy is Luton born and bred, twat.
FrIEND
13276 posts since 27/11/03
20 Apr 2009 16:47
pubs with vinyl banners out the front. "2 meals for a tenner", "Sky Sports here now", "Real Ale Festival Begins" always there flapping about making places look cheap. classy up, britain!
Jesus
5914 posts since 7/10/08
20 Apr 2009 17:01
my local still has a sandwich board outside with January's offers on
nick2
7231 posts since 18/2/09
20 Apr 2009 17:03
I've seen some with "book now for Christmass '08"
20 Apr 2009 20:41
'pipe down'
miss dyna my tee hee's fucking talking voice.
21 Apr 2009 13:13
richmond sausages - we had some in the fridge, i grilled them, and they taste like shit and there was a swimming pool of fat left when they came out.
why are they so popular, they are gash.
21 Apr 2009 13:20
Where sausages are involved only the best will do, it's gotta be venison or nice beef ones.
nick2
7231 posts since 18/2/09
21 Apr 2009 13:22
Anything thats 80%+ meat is ok for a sausage.
nick2
7231 posts since 18/2/09
21 Apr 2009 13:28
I don't realy bother buying organic stuff, I've tried it and it doesn't taste that different to me, and certainly not different enough to justify the higher price.
21 Apr 2009 13:38
Being unable to tell the difference between good and bad quality produce is half the reason that nations like France have such disdain for English food. The most insane thing is that a lot of people in this country actually prefer things such as flavourless factory-farmed chicken over the more muscular, game-like organic free range chickens of France. Even 'burger-mad' nations such as the US have grading systems to assess the quality of cuts of meat before they go on sale, wheras here you can slap a hefty price tag on any old piece of stringy cow as long it's from Scotland.
nick2
7231 posts since 18/2/09
21 Apr 2009 13:47
The rest of Europe has a lot of rules about food that ensure it's quality, freshness, content etc. Of course we don't implement most of these rules that the "barmy EEC" has put in place, therefore we can be fed any old shit by companies who put profit before anything else.
21 Apr 2009 13:49
marks and sparks sell normal branded foods now…end of an era
nick2
7231 posts since 18/2/09
21 Apr 2009 13:55
M&S used to be realy, realy good quality, but then they started having financial problems and they kept the bottom line stable by reducung costs and the quality of their food while keeping the price high.
CovOne
8564 posts since 17/8/04
21 Apr 2009 17:10
Don't know why, but it gets on my nerves when football supporters are having a conversation and they refer to the team they support as 'We', heard two blokes talking about Arsenal v Liverpool using we throughout the whole conversation