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BrisbaneTiger said:
I’m sorry to dispute this theory but what about a Shepherds or a Cottage Pie? There isn’t any pastry in sight yet for the last multiple decades of my life they have meant exactly what they are...... Discuss :emoticon-0138-think:emoticon-0138-think
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How many Shepherds do you know and how much do you trust their pies?
 
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Des Head said:
How many Shepherds do you know and how much do you trust their pies?
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One of the girls at school was a Shepherd although I wasn’t aware at the time she was responsible for any pies.
In fact one of the teachers at school was a Mr Shepherd who ran the chess club, but not sure if made pies.
I’m sure I didn’t know the cottage family though, so can’t comment too much on their involvement.
 
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BrisbaneTiger said:
I’m sorry to dispute this theory but what about a Shepherds or a Cottage Pie? There isn’t any pastry in sight yet for the last multiple decades of my life they have meant exactly what they are...... Discuss :emoticon-0138-think:emoticon-0138-think
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A commonly made mistake.

Originally so called because they were traditionally made in a round dish and you had to multiply the square of the dishes' radius by 3.142 to determine how much mashed potato to use.



See also Fish Pi.
 
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Paddy and Mick walk past a shop in London.
A sign in the window says,
Suits £5
Coats £3
Trousers £2.
Paddy says to Mick look, we could buy a load of clothes and take them back to Dublin and sell them for more than 10 times what we pay for them.
They go in and say to the woman behind the counter,
Hello, can we have 50 suits,100 coats, and 80 pairs of trousers please??
The woman replies,you're Irish aren't you??
Paddy says, Yes how did you know??
Woman replies,
This is a dry cleaners you daft ****..
 
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This is to educate the tossers on here who think the only reason to go to Thailand is for ladyboys or kiddie fiddling.
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Anyone actually seen this, or the concert itself? It's from a BBC article about Radiohead.

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