actually it did mate, look at the post where you said huh as you quoted it
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actually it did mate, look at the post where you said huh as you quoted it
Has he still not paid his broadband bill?
No wonder he wanted Jezzer in.
No wonder he wanted Jezzer in.
Yes friday was a really big fish n chips day 30+ years ago .Fascinating stuff. I remember as a child in the 60's that we never ate meat on Good Fridays. Indeed, Friday was usually chippy night anyway. Tbf, by time it got to the late 70's I can't remember us or any of our RC neighbours and friends sticking to any other Christian food traditions apart from pancake Tuesday and Christmas Dinner. In fact, we even go to a Greek restaurant on Easter day now (not this year, obviously).
Stay safe to all.
Continuing the theme did you know fish and chips is actually a Jewish culinary innovation? And only in the late 19th century. Not really to do with Judaism, only the fact Jews like their fish and a Jewish fella had a shop in London iirc where he sold his fried fish and thought it needed something to accompany it and decided to buy in chips from a local chip shop, he put them together and a great British tradition was born. True story
I like itContinuing the theme did you know fish and chips is actually a Jewish culinary innovation? And only in the late 19th century. Not really to do with Judaism, only the fact Jews like their fish and a Jewish fella had a shop in London iirc where he sold his fried fish and thought it needed something to accompany it and decided to buy in chips from a local chip shop, he put them together and a great British tradition was born. True story
Continuing the theme did you know fish and chips is actually a Jewish culinary innovation? And only in the late 19th century. Not really to do with Judaism, only the fact Jews like their fish and a Jewish fella had a shop in London iirc where he sold his fried fish and thought it needed something to accompany it and decided to buy in chips from a local chip shop, he put them together and a great British tradition was born. True story
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... at what point did he think a saveloy and curry sauce might be a good idea?Continuing the theme did you know fish and chips is actually a Jewish culinary innovation? And only in the late 19th century. Not really to do with Judaism, only the fact Jews like their fish and a Jewish fella had a shop in London iirc where he sold his fried fish and thought it needed something to accompany it and decided to buy in chips from a local chip shop, he put them together and a great British tradition was born. True story
Has somebody had him on toast ?
Disappeared rather sharpish
not me mate...been fasting since Saturday
Please note, I have not buried him under any of my carparks.
I have an alibi
I have an alibi
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