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andy mac

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73,668 posts

285 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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...a cheese and onion pasty, and a bavarian slice from the bakery! :yum:

B17NNS

18,506 posts

277 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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Ham & Cheese Quiche everytime

Harry Flashman

21,846 posts

272 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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Eurgh! He's a quiche-eater!

Bet he drinks shandy too.

YOU BIG GIRL!

sorry it's friday and I'm feeling juvenile

andy mac

Original Poster:

73,668 posts

285 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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Harry Flashman said:
Eurgh! He's a quiche-eater!

Bet he drinks shandy too.

YOU BIG GIRL!

sorry it's friday and I'm feeling juvenile


I'll have a quiche please!!



tonyhetherington

32,091 posts

280 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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Bacon, egg and sausage baguette with a dab of tomato ketchup from the sandwich lady. I now need a pint to wash it down though

B17NNS

18,506 posts

277 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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I know, I know, quiche is the food of gays the world over but I just can't get enough at the moment (quiche that is, not gays)

andy mac

Original Poster:

73,668 posts

285 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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Where I am in the US there are quite a few bakery/bagel places. I like to shuffle off their in the morning with my sister, and scoff a delightful cinnamon bagel, with hazelnut-walnut spread, with a nice steaming mug of hazlenut coffee! That wakes you up!

Harry Flashman

21,846 posts

272 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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at Andy and the quiche comment.

>> Edited by Harry Flashman on Friday 7th October 11:33

andy mac

Original Poster:

73,668 posts

285 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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B17NNS said:
I know, I know, quiche is the food of gays the world over but I just can't get enough at the moment (quiche that is, not gays)

Have you heard of freud?

Harry Flashman

21,846 posts

272 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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B17NNS said:
I know, I know, quiche is the food of gays the world over but I just can't get enough at the moment (quiche that is, not gays)


Heh. Glad you clarified there, chap. Given the quiche habit, we would have been somewhat otherwise...

Don Veloci

2,202 posts

311 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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Nah, a buttered roll filled with a good scotch pie is what you want.

jimothy

5,151 posts

267 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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B17NNS said:
I know, I know, quiche is the food of gays the world over but I just can't get enough at the moment (quiche that is, not gays)




Heterosexual men eat flan. I remember those manyly days of eating egg and bacon flan, not lorraine's quich.

kerfuffle

5,253 posts

284 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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Don Veloci said:
Nah, a buttered roll filled with a good scotch pie is what you want.


I've heard about this northern phenomenon - pies in rolls, what's that all about?

kerfuffle

5,253 posts

284 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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And I'm sorry, but the thing you really cannot beat is a chicken madras, steamed rice, chilli naan and a bombay aloo

dds1

1,407 posts

288 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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jimothy said:

B17NNS said:
I know, I know, quiche is the food of gays the world over but I just can't get enough at the moment (quiche that is, not gays)





Heterosexual men eat flan. I remember those manyly days of eating egg and bacon flan, not lorraine's quich.


I think you missed the 'ge' off the end there.

jimothy

5,151 posts

267 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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dds1 said:

jimothy said:


B17NNS said:
I know, I know, quiche is the food of gays the world over but I just can't get enough at the moment (quiche that is, not gays)






Heterosexual men eat flan. I remember those manyly days of eating egg and bacon flan, not lorraine's quich.



I think you missed the 'ge' off the end there.


Just got that...

B17NNS

18,506 posts

277 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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dds1 said:
I think you missed the 'ge' off the end there.


why do they always have to put a prawn in though

andy mac

Original Poster:

73,668 posts

285 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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MMmmmm.. tasty flange...



Bit tough on the old ivories though!

kerfuffle

5,253 posts

284 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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You just can't beat children any more. My God, the housework is suffering.

jimothy

5,151 posts

267 months

Friday 7th October 2005
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andy mac said:
MMmmmm.. tasty flange...


One for any guitarists here - but why isn't the Big Muff peddle a Flange pedal?