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Bex Bissell wrote:Some words of caution on pie comsumption.
Has anyone ever eaten a really greasy, piping hot pie and washed it down with ice cold water.
I can only decribe the experience as how I would imagine drinking hot candelwax would feel like, a sort of slow asphyxiation that can only be releived by drinking something hot in order to disolve the congealed fat that has formed in your food pipe.
Not doing that again.
hazy wrote:In the early eighties I remember a drugs bust on a bakers at the bottom of Byres Road. To much dust on the donughts maybe.
hazy wrote:In the early eighties I remember a drugs bust on a bakers at the bottom of Byres Road. To much dust on the donughts maybe.
Cheers! I'm fucking starving now. .allyharp wrote:To the soundtrack of "Are you wantin' anythin' sonny?"
red_kola wrote:allyharp posted delicious-lloking pasties andCheers! I'm fucking starving now. .allyharp wrote:To the soundtrack of "Are you wantin' anythin' sonny?"
Is it not "What else can I get for you" they are programmed to say?
"I've just ordered a sausage roll, a cheese and onion pasty and a chicken oval bite in a oner. Are you callin me a fat bastard???"
scallopboy wrote:It's called Steve's in Greenock on Cumberland Road. Smashing home-made tablet and fanyummytastic chocolate brownies.
hazy wrote:scallopboy wrote:It's called Steve's in Greenock on Cumberland Road. Smashing home-made tablet and fanyummytastic chocolate brownies.
Hey big boy ever tasted the humungus giant chocolate chip muffins out of Costco in Springburn. Swear to God they are better than Kissing. Or what about the deliciuosly delectable £6.00 chocolate fudge cake,better than a wet dream. Kid you not, then there is there Danish pastrys . My lips are dribbling as I speak.
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