#62

ikr, as stupid and impractical as that serving is, it does look like a sensational scotch egg

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#63

The correct measure of prawns is surely the ‘ring’

#64

Syd Barrett died in vain for this??

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#65

Don’t remember Johnny Cash singing that.

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#66

A pie of blackbirds

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#67

That’s the measure for cumberland sausages.

#68

it was only in the original japanese version

:grimacing:

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#69

can’t believe you guys don’t know anything about Pink Floyd

#70

I assumed they were joking but it’s Monday and I can’t figure anything out so just left it.

#71

I know this: they’re shiiiiiiiiiiiiit.

#72

they tend to be served by restaurants that serve burgers on chopping boards, chips in wire baskets, and condiments in little apothecary jars.
Like Grill on The Corner in Glasgow.

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#73

Basin of crab

#74

No, it predates all of that wanky nonsense. It’s a pub classic though maybe it’s an English / south coast thing.

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#75

Not this. Its an old i think east london bar snack (possibly appropriated by shitpubs dunno)

#76

ITT: @aggpass repeating things

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#77

What is wrong with me today!

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#78

when i was wee, the ONLY packaged/cafe/restaurant sandwiches i’d eat was prawn mayonnaise. Looking at them now, it makes me wanna’ spew.

fun story tho. once when i was about 6 or 7, i was jumping up and down on my mum’s friend’s bed with said friend. She had a shortish skirt on. After a minute or so, I stopped and said “eww it smells like prawn sandwiches”

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#79

his ron jeremy joke made me snigger quite a lot so happy to let this slide

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#80

“today”

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#81

Have had this thread sitting there in a tab for a fortnight. Glad I finally got round to reading it. Bumbled along with an enjoyable aimlessness.

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