He might be from Lancashire, give him a break.
I'm from Liverpool, which at the time of my birth, was in Lancashire

He might be from Lancashire, give him a break.

And there is me thinking Liverpool was the Capital of Dublin.I'm from Liverpool, which at the time of my birth, was in Lancashire![]()
And there is me thinking Liverpool was the Capital of Dublin.

Misguided twat. 2 cathedrals in Liverpool![]()

Where'd you guy's knick the other one from?![]()
Just go to Burger King mate. Save you a lot of time.Bought a kilo of beef this morning. Chopped off the fat, put it through the meat mincer with 3 small onions and a large potato. Added salt, black pepper and olive oil and made 6 decent sized burgers (Not all for me, only 2).
Cooked them in the George Foreman grill, toasted some bread rolls in the same and served them with mayo, ketchup and sliced tomatoes. Bloody stonking.
You were doing well until you said ketchupBought a kilo of beef this morning. Chopped off the fat, put it through the meat mincer with 3 small onions and a large potato. Added salt, black pepper and olive oil and made 6 decent sized burgers (Not all for me, only 2).
Cooked them in the George Foreman grill, toasted some bread rolls in the same and served them with mayo, ketchup and sliced tomatoes. Bloody stonking.
Not where I am in Africa it wouldn't. It would be a few thousand miles away.Just go to Burger King mate. Save you a lot of time.
No honey to make caramelised onions.You were doing well until you said ketchup
Not where I am in Africa it wouldn't. It would be a few thousand miles away.
Fekking gold mining.What you doing over there?? Besides making monkey burgers?
Not where I am in Africa it wouldn't. It would be a few thousand miles away.
I don't think that their is MacDonalds in Rwanda or the Eastern DRC. Possibly Kinshasa but that is 2000 miles away. There are some Hardy's in Nairobi, but still quicker and better to make them myself.MacDonalds then.
Where did you nick the bricks?
So you just nicked the lime mortar then? And the lead for the roof.The Anglican cathedral is built from blocks of sandstone mined locally.
So you just nicked the lime mortar then? And the lead for the roof.

I don't think that their is MacDonalds in Rwanda or the Eastern DRC. Possibly Kinshasa but that is 2000 miles away. There are some Hardy's in Nairobi, but still quicker and better to make them myself.