Salty seadog
Space Cadet...(3rd Class...)
Tempura fried thin strips of courgette. You know it makes sense. Great as a side with a good bit of meat.
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Tempura fried thin strips of courgette. You know it makes sense. Great as a side with a good bit of meat.
MikeG
Guru
Right, dry cured streaky bacon, newmarket sausages, columbian blacktail eggs and a slice of bread went into the frying pan to accompany the grilled tomatoes and mushrooms.
@MikeG will be pleased to know that there were no baked beans involved.
Bacon, egg and sausage to the rest of us. Yours must be the Marks & Sparks version. "Not just........"
Reynard
Guru
Bacon, egg and sausage to the rest of us. Yours must be the Marks & Sparks version. "Not just........"
The only things I buy in Marks & Sparks are undercrackers.
St Michael is the patron saint of underwear after all.
raleighnut
Legendary Member
Right, dry cured streaky bacon, newmarket sausages, columbian blacktail eggs and a slice of bread went into the frying pan to accompany the grilled tomatoes and mushrooms.
@MikeG will be pleased to know that there were no baked beans involved.
He does know Friday is coming up
Bacon, egg and sausage to the rest of us. Yours must be the Marks & Sparks version. "Not just........"
What are you having on the 'bad day' Reynard.
Reynard
Guru
raleighnut
Legendary Member
A pot noodle...
classic33
Leg End Member
Dunnes have Saint Bernard!
The only things I buy in Marks & Sparks are undercrackers.
classic33
Leg End Member
Someone has to.
Reynard
Guru
classic33
Leg End Member
Oi!!!
Reynard
Guru
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slowmotion
Quite dreadful
HMRC's Self Assessment website timed me out six times in forty-five minutes this afternoon while I was attempting to file a return. It had a happy ending. They owe me £2.
Actually, if HMRC can't come up with a website that works, it isn't totally surprising that Amazon, Starbucks etc are laughing all the way to the bank.
Actually, if HMRC can't come up with a website that works, it isn't totally surprising that Amazon, Starbucks etc are laughing all the way to the bank.
