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It's a bit more complicated than that...
You're not putting it down to poor hygeine at the dromedairy then?Traces of camel found in dodgy desserts - bacterian infection the likely cause.
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You're not putting it down to poor hygeine at the dromedairy then?Traces of camel found in dodgy desserts - bacterian infection the likely cause.
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When it comes to eating Not Poodle, are you a spooner or a forker?On the shelf, next to the Not Poodle
Have a straw poll - there'll not be much difference in taste! Spare a thought too, for the poor old sausage dog, who has hardly got a leg to stand on.When it comes to eating Not Poodle, are you a spooner or a forker?
I liked some of them. Still, as they say, horses for courses....Canter we find at least one joke that's funny?
They make me bridle.
Another one with hardly a leg to stand on...how are you, Charles?Canter we find at least one joke that's funny?
They make me bridle.
Here you go, Arch - don't think I've seen these on here yet:
Tesco Burgers come recommended by the Galloping Gourmet.
Does it make you a cannibal if you just ate a burger with 15 hands?
The wife's been on at me all evening to cook these three Tesco rump steaks - two medium, and one rare. Nag, nag, bloody nag.
Tesco burgers may contain horsemeat, but their burger buns are purebread.
Tesco: the idiom 'horses for courses' is not a reference to starters & mains.
Spurred on by the level of humour on this thread, the going's good at the moment, ta, 'Teef!Another one with hardly a leg to stand on...how are you, Charles?
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a winner (photo finish) !I liked some of them. Still, as they say, horses for courses....

Another something that has thrown it's rider in its lifetime then...I went into Tescos today and found something more offensive than horse meat burgers..........................................
A Lance Armstrong autiobiography.