#58

Red Lego pirate ship for me.

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#59

You’re a better person than me

#60

Kfc

#61

RTF

#62

a slap up grill

#63

:smiley: What does ‘slap up’ mean?

Is it possible to have a slap up trifle?

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#64

Means decent apparently! I just like using it because it’s the usual response Eddie gives in Bottom regarding food. :smiley:

#65

If you can redeem on booze probs just rinse it in an All Bar One next time I’m out with a group of mates.

#66

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#67

Take my elderly friend to Toby Carvery and treat her and @avery (our driver) to a roast with half of it. Then take @avery on a date to M&C with the other £50.
Not sure what we’d get. Need to look at the menu.

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#68

i’m a massive, massive fan of this

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#69

Never been but there’s a vintage Inns on a decent spot on one of my cycling routes so I’d probs just stop in for lunch there on some bike rides. Thanks

#70

Actually there’s a browns in the city centre with tables outside by the peace Gardens and I’m going to watch a bike race there tomorrow so I’d buy me and my pals several pints

#71

100 sausage rolls

#72

When all you need is a knife

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#73

i’d go to all bar one with a mate and drink as much as we could

why would i do anything else?

#74

I’d go to All Bar One and party like it was 1999.

I think that was the last time either the bar or me was relevant.

Either that or go to the Toby Carvery and ask for a “slap up meal”. It’s a phrase not heard too often.

#75

Or ever in a Toby.

(I don’t mind them tbf, just that’s a hell of a description for the food there)

#76

I’m sure that they had a limited edition “slap up meal” menu there. Consisted of bland food. Not bad food, just bland. :smirk:

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#77

I’d be dining out on that for days.