were there, great performance City, we looked like a premier League team

That's ****ing rank BS man... and I've raped a cheesegrater!

 

Ouch!!!!

 

Do do they make it from plastic ?

 

There's a spider on my bed... eating cheese obviously...

 

All this cheese is keeping me awake...(or was it the game giving me nightmares?) Anyway, I much prefer a nice Brie. Unless I have some pickled onions in the fridge, then it has to be cheddar with thick bread!

 

Hmm, I think I knew that underground cheese dealer who dealt in all of the greats, such as Cheddar, Mondseer Grey, and Stilton and on we could go; yes, even Cathedral City. But he came to a poor end as he failed to provide adequate ventilation to his underground emporium and a terrible explosion ensued, when they held a cheese, wine and cigar evening. It was a little bit puzzling when, the next day, all they could find, where the great cheese emporium had once been, was lots of de brie.

 

I find Heron always sells a good value yet tasty cheddar, but more importantly, a draw means we only need a win on the wild assumption that Watford win their next 3 games.

 

All you "points scoring" upper crust cheese buffs,raving on about fancy named varieties , make me sick. I'm just a simple Cheddar man and for me you can't beat a good hunk of "Fred Walker"........... slips between the lips with ease and tastes like heaven.

 

I dont think u need a knob of butter with the cheese.
Like jarlsberg and rochfort cheese.

 

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I'm not much of a cheese fan to be honest, I do however enjoy a spot of Wensleydale, goes swell on cream crackers.

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I miss proper English cheese, I used to eat Red Leicester but, you can't get it here in Israel

 

Crumbly Cheshire or Lancashire, very nice.