Tea? (Part 2)

[classic33]

It was you and you didn't even see me

So what did the advertising hoarding say as you went passed?

 

[classic33]

Gutting sheep or cattle then!!
It'll tie in with your Irish heritage!

["classic33, post: 2809496, member: 299"]I've done worse. Can mention them again if you want?
I would rather you didn't classic if you don't mind.

Errrr. Pass on that as well, irish or no irish.

As for Brendan O'Carroll. I've eaten in the restaurant he owns in Killaloe!!!!
Served by himself...

 

[classic33]

Guinness is good for you. (And there was a toucan on it)

Must have been there for years

Not me then, Toucans can't talk.
I don't drink & cycle on that thing.

 

[classic33]

Anything like these?

 

[hopless500]

Dear me, it'll be tea bags next.

 

[Puddles]

Anyone for christmas dinner?

 

[TVC]

Did I read somewhere that the average Brit consumes 9,000 calories before eating the Xmas pudding

Don't drag Potsy into this.

 

[Lullabelle]

Anyone for christmas dinner?

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

What @Lullabelle said. ^^^

 

[Hill Wimp]

Ooo er No

 

[potsy]

Did I read somewhere that the average Brit consumes 9,000 calories before eating the Xmas pudding

Don't drag Potsy into this.

Potsy average?

Only 9000? Lightweights

 

[classic33]

 

[0lonerider]

mite be ok with a splash of curry sauce lol

 

[Puddles]

mite be ok with a splash of curry sauce lol

Still Apparently it costs £1.99 and takes just 12 minutes to cook and is being sold on Firebox.com

As a hot alternative to the Christmas Tinner, Firebox is selling the Christmas Dinner HotCan that contains a turkey casserole with vegetables, chipolatas, stuffing balls and cranberry jelly.

Users simply pierce the can, which kickstarts an exothermic reaction to warm the meal to around 60 degrees celsius.

The 400g tin takes 12 minutes to cook.

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[classic33]

Noooooooooooooooooo.......I'd rather eat one of Classic's breakfasts

You mean one like this

Or this?