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The Gravy Feud® and Other Gastronomic Delights


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16 minutes ago, Phil Silvers said:

There are clearly some members on here that no nothing about sausage, I've had plenty over the years, different sizes, even tried a different colour in the past, I'd say, the bigger the better, they need to be heavy, heavy is good, heavy is reliable.

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When I was a kid I used to eat kitkats, twix and chocolate bourbons in parts, not because I was saving the best part until last but because I thought they'd last longer that way, also used to eat pudding with a small spoon for the same reason.

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At one time I used to eat my food with my face pretending to be animal, usually a big cat like a tiger or a leopard. animal. Although that was probably only a few times.

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On 02/06/2020 at 11:08, Genie said:

Isn’t Helen Skelton the ex Blue Peter presenter (who had a leaked video of her fantastic chest a year or so back)? 
 

That's taken me straight to private viewing mode. 

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5 hours ago, useless said:

At one time I used to eat my food with my face pretending to be animal, usually a big cat like a tiger or a leopard. animal. Although that was probably only a few times.

To each his own (as long as you weren't eating fish and chips with gravy).

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15 hours ago, villa4europe said:

Start eating cake with a little fork and then you're in the gang 

I believe such actions are called the Beadle affect

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16 hours ago, useless said:

At one time I used to eat my food with my face pretending to be animal, usually a big cat like a tiger or a leopard. animal. Although that was probably only a few times.

Interesting approach, saves on washing cutlery no doubt and minimises the chances of people coming over for dinner I expect. 

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That post probably made it seem stranger than it was, I wasn't making growling noises or anything like that, just eating the food with my face feeling like a big cat, I was only a kid as well.

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Having just come off a call to my cousin in Wakefield for a general catch up I asked for conversational purposes what she was having for her tea, The response was 'babbies yed wit' helmet on, crispy bits and pea wet'  Has anyone ever had the pleasure???

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11 minutes ago, Follyfoot said:

Having just come off a call to my cousin in Wakefield for a general catch up I asked for conversational purposes what she was having for her tea, The response was 'babbies yed wit' helmet on, crispy bits and pea wet'  Has anyone ever had the pleasure???

I dunno what you just said but I like it

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19 minutes ago, Follyfoot said:

Having just come off a call to my cousin in Wakefield for a general catch up I asked for conversational purposes what she was having for her tea, The response was 'babbies yed wit' helmet on, crispy bits and pea wet'  Has anyone ever had the pleasure???

Pea Wet is a WIgan / St Helen's thing, so I can only presume your cousin has the required extra fingers

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