The Virtual Pub
Come Inside... => Saloon Bar => Topic started by: Snoopy on December 14, 2007, 10:12:42 AM
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/beds/bucks/herts/7142611.stm
How many of these animals are being kept in this way ~ does every Hindu temple have a small herd of cattle?
We need to be told.
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We need to be told where they get the bloody money for all these places... cussing:
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IIRC correctly George Harrison gave them that place.
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That's easy ~ the local priests/monks take 3% off the top of all Hindu businesses in their "parish"
Indeed G Harrison did donate large amounts to the cause.
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IIRC correctly George Harrison gave them that place.
And where did he get the money... oh, the George Harrison... redface:
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IIRC correctly George Harrison gave them that place.
Didn't you have him in your kitchen once?
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I had Kevin Keegan and Shakin Steven in my kitchen.
Not as exciting as that Paul Mcartney though. sad24:
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No evil:
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I had Kevin Keegan and Shakin Steven in my kitchen.
Not as exciting as that Paul Mcartney though. sad24:
Pray explain.
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They came to visit. They stood in the kitchen. Well, my parent's kitchen.
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Together? HOw odd.
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Together? HOw odd.
At the same time but not together as such.
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That's much clearer now. Thanks.
noooo:
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As clear as why Paul Mcartney was in your kitchen. rubschin:
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Hobnobs would seem to be the clue there Wench ~ now did your mother offer hobnobs?
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No we were a plain chocolate digestive family.
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Plain? happy100
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plain chocolate digestive
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Indeedy. We used to have to bring them back from England in suitcases and they were carefully rationed.
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Indeedy. We used to have to bring them back from England in suitcases and they were carefully rationed.
Your story was credible up to that point.
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It's only me that's a trough monster. redface: My Dad used to keep them in a locked box. redface:
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No we were a plain chocolate digestive family.
noooo:
Oh no Plain chocolate is yuk- I forgot to put that one on my list of foods of wrongness.
Thanks for the reminder Wenchy.
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It's only me that's a trough monster. redface: My Dad used to keep them in a locked box. redface:
Something tells me you spent a lot of your childhood practicing the art of lock picking Wenchy point:
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I hate celery. sick2:
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No we were a plain chocolate digestive family.
noooo:
Oh no Plain chocolate is yuk- I forgot to put that one on my list of foods of wrongness.
Thanks for the reminder Wenchy.
All the more for those of us with sophisticated tastes then. whistle:
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I hate celery. sick2:
Me too ~ as well ~ also ~ sick2: sick2: sick2:
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It's only me that's a trough monster. redface: My Dad used to keep them in a locked box. redface:
Something tells me you spent a lot of your childhood practicing the art of lock picking Wenchy point:
whistle:
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All the more for those of us with sophisticated tastes then. whistle:
If sophistication is plain chocolate, celery, goats cheese, marmite and fish to name but a few you are welcome to it sick2:
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What a frightful recipe eeek:
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drumroll:
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What a frightful recipe eeek:
Sounds like the "we're going on holiday in the morning so clear out the fridge" omelet
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Yeah, I make those too. Often at the end of the week. redface:
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Yeah, I make those too. Often at the end of the week. redface:
So glad I'm not the only one redface:
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All the more for those of us with sophisticated tastes then. whistle:
If sophistication is plain chocolate, celery, goats cheese, marmite and fish to name but a few you are welcome to it sick2:
plain chocolate ;D
celery sick2:
goats cheese sick2:
marmite confused:
fish ;D
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Goat's cheese is wonderful stuff.
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Talking of things in your kitchen.. We had a mouse in the kitchen once.. I don't think he was famous or anything, but he might have been in the mouse world, although having said that we did not see any papparrazi mice chasing him, so guess he wasn't... famous that is, so just an ordinary mouse then.
In retrospect I think I should not post this... maybe I should keep sharping the knives?
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Talking of things in your kitchen.. We had a mouse in the kitchen once.. I don't think he was famous or anything, but he might have been in the mouse world, although having said that we did not see any papparrazi mice chasing him, so guess he wasn't... famous that is, so just an ordinary mouse then.
In retrospect I think I should not post this... maybe I should keep sharping the knives?
Are you "Visually impaired"?
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Goat's cheese is wonderful stuff.
In what context?
Emetic?
Warding off vampires?
Plugging leaks in radiators?
Obviously not for any sane person to eat.
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Talking of things in your kitchen.. We had a mouse in the kitchen once.. I don't think he was famous or anything, but he might have been in the mouse world, although having said that we did not see any papparrazi mice chasing him, so guess he wasn't... famous that is, so just an ordinary mouse then.
In retrospect I think I should not post this... maybe I should keep sharping the knives?
Are you "Visually impaired"?
bugger!
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Goat's cheese is wonderful stuff.
If you are bulimic sick2:
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Goat's cheese is wonderful stuff.
If you are bulimic sick2:
lol: lol: