Josef wrote:Delmont St Xavier wrote: what the hell we gonna do with all those steak pies
If they're from Tunnocks, I'll book a taxi over to collect them right now.
Tunnocks make steak pies?????
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Has Hollowhorn Killed Himself?
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Re: Has Hollowhorn Killed Himself?
by RDR » Sun Jul 01, 2012 6:21 pm
Tunnocks make steak pies?????
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Re: Has Hollowhorn Killed Himself?
by HollowHorn » Sun Jul 01, 2012 6:33 pm
Not only pies I believe, their wee shop opposite the factory sells out of goodies before lunch, according to Josef.
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Re: Has Hollowhorn Killed Himself?
by Josef » Sun Jul 01, 2012 6:56 pm
RDR wrote:Josef wrote:Delmont St Xavier wrote: what the hell we gonna do with all those steak pies
If they're from Tunnocks, I'll book a taxi over to collect them right now.
Tunnocks make steak pies?????
Oh God, yes. And apple crumbles, and oatmeal loaves, and the best mutton pies you'll get anywhere and.....
Available only in the shop in Uddingston Main Street. An almost criminal shame.
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Re: Has Hollowhorn Killed Himself?
by RDR » Mon Jul 02, 2012 8:28 am
Josef wrote:RDR wrote:Josef wrote:Delmont St Xavier wrote: what the hell we gonna do with all those steak pies
If they're from Tunnocks, I'll book a taxi over to collect them right now.
Tunnocks make steak pies?????
Oh God, yes. And apple crumbles, and oatmeal loaves, and the best mutton pies you'll get anywhere and.....
Available only in the shop in Uddingston Main Street. An almost criminal shame.
The number of times I have been past that shop and never noticed!
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