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Sir Paul McCartney has to be reminded how to play Beatles tunes he wrote
He might not, but everyone else does
Many years ago, with an experienced traveller in Hanoi, I was told you could go almost anywhere and people would be able to sing along to a Beatles song. And so it was
that everyone in the bar we were in were singing along to all the tracks being played. I am certain this is not true anymore and have tried to prove this wrong with
youngsters in the office.
He might not, but everyone else does
Many years ago, with an experienced traveller in Hanoi, I was told you could go almost anywhere and people would be able to sing along to a Beatles song. And so it was
that everyone in the bar we were in were singing along to all the tracks being played. I am certain this is not true anymore and have tried to prove this wrong with
youngsters in the office.
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It has just struck me, one of Mrs T's favourite events of the year, The Great Dorset Steam Fair is now over 50.
We are booked to go this year. Great Dorset Steam Fair - Wikipedia
We are booked to go this year. Great Dorset Steam Fair - Wikipedia
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I saw some place claiming to be the oldest pasty maker in the world recently, was it this? Cornwall's Oldest Bakery | Warrens Bakery
Had one two weeks ago in Bodmin. Certainly tasty. Had a Rick Stein one in Padstow the following day which didn't compare favourably despite having high meat content etc - disappointing. My favourite was from a St Ives sea front cafe near to some black sheds! Dont know name of place unfortunately, but they were doing two for a fiver! Ace! BTW, im one fat bastard as well as a pasty expert.
Barnecutts don't do a bad pasty, but their quality control can be poor in my wide experience, some of their traditional's hardly feature any meat. Of course, that is good in an era of rising eco consciousness, but that aside, they only receive a 'could do better' mark from this experienced taster.
i dont believe these fucking boards! People are endlessly prepared to post contributions (often multiple ones - you know who you are) about trivial shite to do with brexit or Corbyn or Boris or some other half arsed and lame dross..
YET, when a truly interesting topic is diverted into an even more vital subject like the best cornish pasty in Cornwall all the usuals fall soundly asleep like fucking sloths. WTF????
YET, when a truly interesting topic is diverted into an even more vital subject like the best cornish pasty in Cornwall all the usuals fall soundly asleep like fucking sloths. WTF????
Proper Tidy
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I don't go to cornwall any more purely to avoid eating a minimum of four massive pasties every day. They do have great pasties, although all the pubs sell tribune and doombar which are both shit
Proper Tidy
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Rick Stein's chippy isn't all that either
Jeez Proper Tidy, four pasties each day could impact the waistline severely. See me here swilling my pasty dinner down..
8ball
Decolonise colons!
Jeez Proper Tidy, four pasties each day could impact the waistline severely. See me here swilling my pasty dinner down..
Mmmm... liquidised pasty.
Kaka Tim
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50 years ago the Battle of the Bogside started.
And here is a really good documentary about it -
some great testimonies in this - from the derry housewives setting up a petrol bomb factory to the local mp (bernadette devlin) using a megaphone to give tactical advice on how to pelt the police with stones.
And here is a really good documentary about it -
some great testimonies in this - from the derry housewives setting up a petrol bomb factory to the local mp (bernadette devlin) using a megaphone to give tactical advice on how to pelt the police with stones.
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Jeez Proper Tidy, four pasties each day could impact the waistline severely. See me here swilling my pasty dinner down..
Looks like he has more pasties shoved in his pocket.
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One on one? You're crazy.
Loved Shoot , loved the league ladders and changed them every Saturday (there were very few Sunday games in the late 70s/early 80s ) - even did the graph thing which showed how your team did during the season
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marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
I think I bought my first Shoot in about 1973, I think Bobby Moore was on the cover of that one tooSHOOT annual for Xmas was a must
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