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Posts posted by ditchman
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10 minutes ago, welsh1 said:
Cheesy beans are a bit of an institution within the Royal Engineers, all Sappers going through training know of the warming and cheap meal served at the Jackson club in Gibraltar barracks, the club is a charity, SASRA "the soldiers and sailors scripture readers association" and the cheesy beans are legendary.
now i could eat that.....the other stuff posted looks like slop...
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never had cheesy beans.....am i missing anything......is it wot poor people live on
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1 hour ago, billytheghillie said:
Is that why the biggest consumers of it are in Nurrfukk!
oh dear
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is it anything to do with immigration ?
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2 hours ago, martinj said:
urhg! but I am mostly veggie
Our family and my grandparents had Camp coffee in the 50s and 60s, it was drinkable but didn't taste much like proper coffee - (Nescafe and later - "Mellow Birds")
mellow birds was utter filth
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19 minutes ago, enfieldspares said:
Not queer and if you are I am so too.
my gawd ....i must be normal
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18 minutes ago, Dave-G said:
Should be quite popular with all the inbetweeners these days.
i must be queer ..because i quite like it made with milk ..great for dunking digestive biscuits in
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camp coffee is made for gay people
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2 hours ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:
ERSATZ Coffee......................
"Heil Hitler"..
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1 hour ago, Whitebridges said:
Ditch , a very nice gun . I thought the side by side prices at the last auction were extremely low. I expect them to be the same this time round.
I've bought quite a few guns from there, including a 16 bore SxS by T Clough of Kings Lynn, I was born in King's Lynn so simply had to buy it. T Wild are very nice especially at the kind of price you paid ! Well done.
a couple of gunsmiths working for Wild are to have said went to ..work for Purdey........that is why there are similaraties between some Purdey's and some Wilds....
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Join a club...............get some time in /history there ...and they will guide you in your application...........
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have it with plenty of hot milk........used to drink alot of it
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55 minutes ago, bruno22rf said:
Onion bhaji's are almost impossible to make at home, I've wasted many hours trying to emulate our local takeaways versions, it's a skill I simply cannot master, I can get near the taste but our favourite Indian makes them the size of a Tennis Ball????
i came to the same conclusion....thats why i buy mine......they are often on the "eat now or die shelf"...so i buy them and freeze them...same with spring rolls
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are they like them bloody homing pigeons you sold me last week ?
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got to be better than F1 .....pram racing would be better than F1.....bloody nancy boy cars....and premadonnas
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my onion bangi is from the co-op
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5 hours ago, oldypigeonpopper said:
Hello, i see the Oxford Boat race team put their poor performance to E Coli Symptoms before the race, Cambridge were ok but maybe because they row on a different river or ??
what a wonderful day out....rowing in excrement
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1 hour ago, Lloyd90 said:
If he did it would be worth a lot more.
wouldnt it just...............wonder what has happened to all the thousands of outboards seized from the boat crossings .....have they been crushed ?
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havnt had cornbread in an age
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lovely AYA 12 there ....be iteresting to see what that goes for........................
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normal service has resumed...
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40 minutes ago, JohnfromUK said:
I'll have to try it with a little lemon juice or vinegar?
with lemon juice...
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its a smooth cabbagy taste...little bit diferent to white cabbage.......add a little fresh lemon juice to it on the plate...makes it nice and slightly astringent.....it is great with lamb chops.............................and stir frys....and curry...which i will be doing tomorrow.........(well today actually for tomorrow)
Camp coffee .
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i do "hobo" ugandan coffee or coffee bags now