The Retirement Thread
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numbnuts
Squire
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
MrsD's making a haggis cottage pie tonight.
I bet that's offal
I hope you have a sgian-dubh to cut it with
MrsD's making a haggis cottage pie tonight.
Never tried haggis, or black pudding. Just 2 of the things that don't appeal to me. So, don't get me wrong I am not criticising them as I have never tried them. Enjoy it.
I am on balti chicken curry.
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Phew. Got there in the end. Squeaky bum time at the start of the second half.
pawl
Legendary Member
- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
Good game though.
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Watching Billions. Lots of smut.
numbnuts
Squire
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
Black pudding, you don't know what your missing,
I have black pudding, bubble and squeak ,tomato and fried egg on toast tomorrow for breakfast
Not had Haggis for a long time,use to go out for Burns Night, haven't done that in years, well before covid
Thinking, that it may be the last time I wore my
Yes but black pudding is just dried blood mixed with fat (I think).
BoldonLad
Not part of the Elite
- Location
- South Tyneside
True. Not as much fat as I recall, as a boy, it used to have nice chunky (and tasty) chunks of fat embedded in it, as I recall. Probably not good for your arteries, but, it did taste good.
The modern stuff is probably healthier, but, although still tasty, not nearly as tasty as it used to be. 😊
Exlaser2
Veteran
Afternoon all.
Mmm on the scale of things of things I dislike , black or white pudding is fine now and then as part of a fried breakfast .
Running on the other hand is something I have an irrational dislike of. Don’t get me wrong I admire anyone that does it and I enjoy watching it as a sport, but I’ve never got over my dislike enough to do it.
If all goes back to being 11 and having to do cross country at secondary school, at that time I was short for my age and weighed 10 stone which meant I was last every time for years 😂. It doesn’t even help that in my last year there I still weighed 10 stone and was at least a foot and a half taller and was comfortable finishing in the mid field .
My dislike of running was set for ever . 😀
Mmm on the scale of things of things I dislike , black or white pudding is fine now and then as part of a fried breakfast .
Running on the other hand is something I have an irrational dislike of. Don’t get me wrong I admire anyone that does it and I enjoy watching it as a sport, but I’ve never got over my dislike enough to do it.
If all goes back to being 11 and having to do cross country at secondary school, at that time I was short for my age and weighed 10 stone which meant I was last every time for years 😂. It doesn’t even help that in my last year there I still weighed 10 stone and was at least a foot and a half taller and was comfortable finishing in the mid field .
My dislike of running was set for ever . 😀
Yes, running at school was like a punishment. They never told you how best to run or how to enjoy it.
Aged 14 I was the runt and always came in the last 3.
Even now,63 years later I remember the other 2 lads as 'little Bobby Gray and tubby Macdonald'.
