A bit council (Vol 6)
A bit council (Vol 6)
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hidetheelephants

35,687 posts

222 months

Tuesday 18th August
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mac96 said:
Viz, brought to life!
Fat Slags versus Sid the Sexist on a train. It's performance art. hehe

Tom8

6,276 posts

183 months

Wednesday 19th August
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Sheets Tabuer said:
I saw a car today in a supermarket car park with window stickers saying RIP to a name I couldn't quite make out and reversed pictures of some lad either side of it.

I know grief is a deeply personal thing but it struck me as proper council.
There will be a gutter somewhere with some garage flowers thrown in it and a sign saying "wiv da angles now"

beambeam1

1,673 posts

72 months

Wednesday 19th August
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I have a tenner that reckons Paul Walker was the lad in the photo.

the-norseman

15,704 posts

200 months

Wednesday 19th August
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yeh it will be Paul Walker.

Red9zero

11,171 posts

86 months

Wednesday 19th August
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Not sure if a Christmas Dinner Burger is council or genius laugh

DannyScene

8,109 posts

184 months

Wednesday 19th August
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More council than genius but it sounds bloody lovely to be fair

Rusty Old-Banger

7,609 posts

242 months

Wednesday 19th August
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Red9zero said:
Not sure if a Christmas Dinner Burger is council or genius laugh

Loads of Council, bravo.

"Stuffins"
"Tofoo"
Tunnock's snowballs.

The fact it's a Christmas menu in August.
3 courses for that money means it's pre-bagged microwave ste.

Alorotom

12,778 posts

216 months

Wednesday 19th August
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Rusty Old-Banger said:
Loads of Council, bravo.

"Stuffins"
"Tofoo"
Tunnock's snowballs.

The fact it's a Christmas menu in August.
3 courses for that money means it's pre-bagged microwave ste.
Utter bks - most places that get booked up well in advance have had a festive menu out for a while now. My wider team tried to book into a nice London venue near our HQ this week for the first week of December and its already fully booked.

Alorotom

12,778 posts

216 months

Wednesday 19th August
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Red9zero said:
Not sure if a Christmas Dinner Burger is council or genius laugh

Back o/t - genius IMO while its not necessarily classic festive, it sounds ace and ill happily continue to out myself

tribbles

4,166 posts

251 months

Wednesday 19th August
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I've had Christmas Burger before. Lovely!

Dan Singh

1,345 posts

79 months

Thursday 20th August
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tribbles said:
I've had Christmas Burger before. Lovely!
So have I, except I thought it was st. Cant stand brioche buns with burgers either. We can't all like the same things.

Truckosaurus

13,221 posts

313 months

Thursday 20th August
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Additionally, the Xmas burger appears to come with chips and gravy.

thetapeworm

13,766 posts

268 months

Thursday 20th August
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tribbles said:
I've had Christmas Burger before. Lovely!
Likewise, from Beefy Boys and Almost Famous, both were fantastic.

I'd gladly have the same on Christmas Day if it was an option, council or otherwise.

Landlubber

1,310 posts

78 months

Thursday 20th August
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Truckosaurus said:
Additionally, the Xmas burger appears to come with chips and gravy.
That's not a bit council. That's all the council.

donkmeister

12,791 posts

129 months

Thursday 20th August
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Truckosaurus said:
Additionally, the Xmas burger appears to come with chips and gravy.
Yes, it's not right. My southern/middle-class sensibilities do not allow me to serve chips with gravy. Even pie with chips makes me anxious that I'm committing a culinary sin!

Skodapondy

528 posts

77 months

Thursday 20th August
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donkmeister said:
Yes, it's not right. My southern/middle-class sensibilities do not allow me to serve chips with gravy. Even pie with chips makes me anxious that I'm committing a culinary sin!
This is why us Northerners think that the South is full of softies. Can't do chips and gravy - preposterous. While I'm on the subject, gravy must be thick and brown, not the tap water you lot have as liquor with your pie and mash.

HTP99

25,118 posts

169 months

Thursday 20th August
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Skodapondy said:
donkmeister said:
Yes, it's not right. My southern/middle-class sensibilities do not allow me to serve chips with gravy. Even pie with chips makes me anxious that I'm committing a culinary sin!
This is why us Northerners think that the South is full of softies. Can't do chips and gravy - preposterous. While I'm on the subject, gravy must be thick and brown, not the tap water you lot have as liquor with your pie and mash.
Chips and gravy is just wrong plain and simple, same as chips with curry sauce!

otolith

68,423 posts

233 months

Thursday 20th August
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Skodapondy said:
This is why us Northerners think that the South is full of softies. Can't do chips and gravy - preposterous. While I'm on the subject, gravy must be thick and brown, not the tap water you lot have as liquor with your pie and mash.
My OH is from London. I have converted her to the gravy cause - along with one of the two kids.

Skodapondy

528 posts

77 months

Thursday 20th August
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otolith said:
My OH is from London. I have converted her to the gravy cause - along with one of the two kids.
Good work!
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"Chips and gravy is just wrong plain and simple, same as chips with curry sauce!" - nono Wrong answer hehe


Landlubber

1,310 posts

78 months

Thursday 20th August
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otolith said:
Skodapondy said:
This is why us Northerners think that the South is full of softies. Can't do chips and gravy - preposterous. While I'm on the subject, gravy must be thick and brown, not the tap water you lot have as liquor with your pie and mash.
My OH is from London. I have converted her to the gravy cause - along with one of the two kids.
Proper gravy. Thick, brown gravy, is the absolute queen of sauces.