Welcome to the all-new team banter thread, named after our favourite mould ridden, crumb strewn, boobie-decorated gathering place! -Mike -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Renegadenemo wrote:
Thanks for keeping the pic of the day updated - appreciated for those of us who are following.
Seeing as you're just down the road, why aren't you here bashing rivets every Saturday then?
I'll second that, great company, ruthless banter, reasonable music (lack of Pink Floyd recently), occasional Savaloy Dips and helping to restore the most successful WWSR boat in history: It's highly recommended and my only regret is that I can only come up once a month from near Liverpool
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how dare you bad mouth the great Bap..... sheesh bit of sausage....bit of stuffing....bit of mustard...bit of apple sauce in some cases.... a truck load of gravy and NOM NOM NOM great stuff !
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As for those ghastly saveloy dip things though, ugh! I mean, I'm the first to admit that I eat some rubbish, but a huge soggy bap full of low quality sausages, green snot and mustard?
Were it not for the fact that our resident culinary philistine would likely give Tournedos Rossini or a freshly steamed lobster whipped into thermidor sauce a similarly glowing review I'd have to wonder whether I'd missed something about that great, north-east institution that is the saveloy dip but don't worry, Geordies everywhere, we know it's a thing of beauty to go with our Newcastle Brown Ale and the good old Stottie...
I'm only a plumber from Cannock...
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