On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 07:51:39 -0700 (PDT), Dom Robinson
 wrote:

>About as OT as it gets, on Saturday I'll pass a grocer at lunchtime
>where the prices have shot up, and I'll be passing by a Tesco 24hr
>store in the evening where the prices will be a bit cheaper (but not
>much, really, so if the answer to this goes the way I expect then I'll
>go to the grocer).
>
>Basically, although Tesco is open 24hrs, what's the fruit and veg like
>in the evening? Is it a case of it being similar to the grocer such
>that by mid-afternoon you may as well forget it because all the good
>stuff will be gone? Ta.

uk.misc. They love questions like that in there. IIRC loads of them
are budding cooks and share recipies.

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 16:04:49 +0100, August West wrote:
<snip>

> Get a kebab.

Added to the sig file.
 
>> uk.misc. They love questions like that in there. IIRC loads of them
>> are budding cooks and share recipies.
> 
> No, we're all aggressive drunks who live on bar snacks, processed
> carbohydrates (mainly pot noodles), and varieties of fried meat.

I'm not aggressive in real life. Usually. Yesterday some cunt in white van
parked right in front of the no parking sign in front of my front gate. 

However, for reasons that I really don't understand, I've just figured out
a really good thumb strike. And I haven't done this stuff for 30 years.

Cheese, anyone?


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August West  wrote:

> > uk.misc. They love questions like that in there. IIRC loads of them
> > are budding cooks and share recipies.
> 
> No, we're all aggressive drunks who live on bar snacks, processed
> carbohydrates (mainly pot noodles), and varieties of fried meat.

You forgot the pickled On!ons.

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On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 16:26:25 +0100, August West wrote:

> Hot Badger Deluxe  writes:
> 
>> Cheese, anyone?
> 
> Only if it's grate cheese.

Cheese made from milking a fireplace?


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Sn!pe wrote:
> August West  wrote:
> 
>>> uk.misc. They love questions like that in there. IIRC loads of them
>>> are budding cooks and share recipies.
>> No, we're all aggressive drunks who live on bar snacks, processed
>> carbohydrates (mainly pot noodles), and varieties of fried meat.
> 
> You forgot the pickled On!ons.

And cheeeese.

On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 10:19:52 +0100, August West  wrote:

>Hot Badger Deluxe  writes:
>
>> On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 10:56:03 +0200, Martin wrote:
>>
>> <snip>
>>
>>> Yeah we know all about her. Marie had a scintillating sense of
>>> humour.  Some may have thought you were referring to Edwina and
>>> scored a double whoosh.
>>
>> Edwina Currie. And John Major.
>>
>> Just to remind you.
>
>Jesus. Thanks, you unfeeling bastard. 

Jesus too? That woman is insatiable.
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On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 11:30:40 +0200, Martin wrote:

> On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 10:19:52 +0100, August West  wrote:
> 
>>Hot Badger Deluxe  writes:
<snip>
>>> Edwina Currie. And John Major.
>>>
>>> Just to remind you.
>>
>>Jesus. Thanks, you unfeeling bastard. 
> 
> Jesus too? That woman is insatiable.

Apparently when he found out about the John Major thing, he got rather
cross.


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