Jenkins
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- Felixstowe
I saw them on Sunday, but they were a bit busy stuffing themselves on cauliflowers.
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classic33
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Making a meal of it, by the looks of it.
Gravity Aided
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- Location
- Land of Lincoln
I think you all are thinking of Tug Boat Annie, of print and screen fame.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaXiahuN7-0
classic33
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Mo1959
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- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Posh sheep down there......ours just get a field of neeps!
classic33
Leg End Member
No tatties!!
Gravity Aided
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- Location
- Land of Lincoln
Yes, because she carried typhoid, and wouldn't quit taking kitchen jobs and infecting whole families.
Gravity Aided
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- Location
- Land of Lincoln
Nor mince.
classic33
Leg End Member
Would that be cannibalism if it were lamb mince.
Gravity Aided
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- Location
- Land of Lincoln
I've never heard of lamb mince. We mostly have beef, pork, turkey and surprisingly, buffalo, readily available.
Reynard
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- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Gravity Aided
Legendary Member
- Location
- Land of Lincoln
Beef, believe it or not. Although any pie with mashed potatoes atop it gets called shepherds pie, including what I perceive as cottage pie.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
I have a big mug of honey and lemon.
That 1990 F3000 yearbook that I took a punt on turned out to be almost pristine - the seller massively overstated the damage on the listing. Only two pages were partially stuck together; the paper is scuffed where it's been prised apart, perhaps the size of a 10p piece on each side.
One happy camper here, as I've snaffled a rare book for a fraction of the list price.
Plus it's the source of two scanned images I was given years ago, whose origin I hadn't been able to pin down until now.
That 1990 F3000 yearbook that I took a punt on turned out to be almost pristine - the seller massively overstated the damage on the listing. Only two pages were partially stuck together; the paper is scuffed where it's been prised apart, perhaps the size of a 10p piece on each side.
One happy camper here, as I've snaffled a rare book for a fraction of the list price.
Plus it's the source of two scanned images I was given years ago, whose origin I hadn't been able to pin down until now.
classic33
Leg End Member
Your perception would be correct.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Nooooooooooo!!!
Cottage pie is beef, and shepherd's pie is lamb. Both are topped with mashed potato.
Fish pie is also topped with mashed potato, as is admiral's pie - which is fish pie that's got prawns added.
