A bit council (Vol 5)
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talksthetorque said:
How can you do that when you've correctly had the yorkshire pudding as a starter with Gravy? Any leftovers are for eating with the main
As Yorkshire folk are Scots with the generosity removed, the Yorkshire pud rationale was quite clever. When served as a starter it would fill the diners to an extent so the 'chef' could serve less roast beef, etc. My dad used to have his YP with sugar on as a sweet (ick).Maybe not specifically for this thread but I thought many who like this thread may find amusing.
Jubilee 'do' in Mortimer in Berkshire, not far from us, that our 15 year old went to with her aunt and uncle this evening. Fairground and a show on a stage in a field.
The show turned out to be burlesque and included a drag act and a bloke who ended his act in chaps with him bending over and a thin strip of rubber offering some dignity. Seems the aunt was shocked, as were a number of parents of 7 and 8 year olds watching. It seems the performers just had a booking for a 'festival in Mortimer' and weren't aware it was a family audience.
I'm tempted to join the Mortimer Facebook group as I can imagine the outraged comments. Our teen thought it was hilarious though as do we
#council
Jubilee 'do' in Mortimer in Berkshire, not far from us, that our 15 year old went to with her aunt and uncle this evening. Fairground and a show on a stage in a field.
The show turned out to be burlesque and included a drag act and a bloke who ended his act in chaps with him bending over and a thin strip of rubber offering some dignity. Seems the aunt was shocked, as were a number of parents of 7 and 8 year olds watching. It seems the performers just had a booking for a 'festival in Mortimer' and weren't aware it was a family audience.
I'm tempted to join the Mortimer Facebook group as I can imagine the outraged comments. Our teen thought it was hilarious though as do we
#council
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