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Can We Stop The Rate My Plate Bollocks Now
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Not our resident spanners lunch then??T_C_E said:Kay Nine . Dog Kennel Hill Dulwich
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I’m glad the words ‘stop’ and ‘plate’ weren’t missed out of the title.3
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The whole exercise was obviously racist anyway ‘cos mine didn’t get shown
We had two lovely ladies from Kerala round for the day and fearing they might not like traditonal English fayre they brought home cooked Indian.
No problem though they loved it execpt for the Brussels
In the evening we had the Indian. Chicken curry, dahl and rice cooked by the gran. Effing superb, nothing like a takeaway.
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I'd sooner stop threads like this0
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Did you warm the plate up before you put your bollocks on it?3
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Completely ruined Christmas for me.1
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I had Indian and mine never got showed either . AFKA is obviously a traditionalist.Baldybonce said:The whole exercise was obviously racist anyway ‘cos mine didn’t get shown
We had two lovely ladies from Kerala round for the day and fearing they might not like traditonal English fayre they brought home cooked Indian.
No problem though they loved it execpt for the Brussels
In the evening we had the Indian. Chicken curry, dahl and rice cooked by the gran. Effing superb, nothing like a takeaway.
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One bottle, no glasses? Would get lively quickly....2
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Thought they had bread & water?Baldybonce said:
Not our resident spanners lunch then??T_C_E said:Kay Nine . Dog Kennel Hill Dulwich0 -
Lucky for you it didn't get shown, f****** state of it.Bedsaddick said:
I had Indian and mine never got showed either . AFKA is obviously a traditionalist.Baldybonce said:The whole exercise was obviously racist anyway ‘cos mine didn’t get shown
We had two lovely ladies from Kerala round for the day and fearing they might not like traditonal English fayre they brought home cooked Indian.
No problem though they loved it execpt for the Brussels
In the evening we had the Indian. Chicken curry, dahl and rice cooked by the gran. Effing superb, nothing like a takeaway.
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Crazy cracker/plate ratio.3
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One of the crackers is to rest the naan bread on, saves washing up, get with it mate.0
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Completely agree.Cardinal Sin said:Been out tonight with a family of Millwall fans who were pissing themselves reading through these. There are plenty of threads on CL that don't interest me, so I don't open them twice. Simple.0 -
Fair enough. I was being a grouchy sod. Feel free to sink.AFKABartram said:
For a few hours for a whopping three days a year.DoctorCharlton said:I think the fact it’s so many threads it’s what is a bit annoying.If you’re like me and open on ‘Recent Discussions’ ... it feels like it takes up half of the first page.
we do have some wallies on here at times. Fun police central1 -
To be fair i don't think a curry can ever look that pretty . it's not going to win any style awards but it tasted bloody lovely !i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Lucky for you it didn't get shown, f****** state of it.Bedsaddick said:
I had Indian and mine never got showed either . AFKA is obviously a traditionalist.Baldybonce said:The whole exercise was obviously racist anyway ‘cos mine didn’t get shown
We had two lovely ladies from Kerala round for the day and fearing they might not like traditonal English fayre they brought home cooked Indian.
No problem though they loved it execpt for the Brussels
In the evening we had the Indian. Chicken curry, dahl and rice cooked by the gran. Effing superb, nothing like a takeaway.
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Shred My Thread - Exhibit A - W. Esmie Ticket
Joyless thread served up cold with no trimmings and not enough gravy. Nothing to wash it down with, certainly no spirits. Humbugs for afters. 2/108 -
I thought they were great. Same time next year.10
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I read the title as rate my b@llocks0
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Stig said:Shred My Thread - Exhibit A - W. Esmie Ticket
Joyless thread served up cold with no trimmings and not enough gravy. Nothing to wash it down with, certainly no spirits. Humbugs for afters. 2/10
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I enjoyed it and gave marks for them all but I did keep my comments to myself. I can be a right old Nina Myskow and didn’t think it fair as I hadn’t submitted a pic myself, although to be fair the bro-in-law smashed it out of the park this year so I should have remembered...0
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I was going to save that for the New Year.clb74 said:I read the title as rate my b@llocks0 -
Got to be honest, I’ve only just looked at them.
Feck me, am I glad my hubby is an awesome cook. Some of them looked a right dogs dinner. Beetroot? Yorkshire puds? Gammon? None of these should be anywhere near a Christmas dinner.
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Great thread title. Made me laugh out loud. Congratulations on taking the photo in focus. Your hands must have been shaking after releasing the remote control for the first time over Christmas. Nice of you to show us you can afford Sky.0
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No Yorkshire pud on a Christmas dinner? Are you mad?!KBslittlesis said:Got to be honest, I’ve only just looked at them.
Feck me, am I glad my hubby is an awesome cook. Some of them looked a right dogs dinner. Beetroot? Yorkshire puds? Gammon? None of these should be anywhere near a Christmas dinner.4 -
Got to have Yorkshire puds with you Christmas Dinner.1
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Er yes, totally bonkers.Off_it said:
No Yorkshire pud on a Christmas dinner? Are you mad?!KBslittlesis said:Got to be honest, I’ve only just looked at them.
Feck me, am I glad my hubby is an awesome cook. Some of them looked a right dogs dinner. Beetroot? Yorkshire puds? Gammon? None of these should be anywhere near a Christmas dinner.
But as I’m not northern and it’s a turkey dinner that is now served traditionally at Christmas. A northern pud should be nowhere fecking near my plate or it’s getting jettisoned out the window!1 -
No you Fecking don’t!se9addick said:Got to have Yorkshire puds with you Christmas Dinner.1 -
A nice ham omelette to start the day.0 -
If only there was a way that one could avoid looking at threads one didn't like. And if only someone could post about it in a short, pithy comment.
Oh, wait a minute...Wheresmeticket? said:Is there a way to hide specific threads that you don't want to see? Or do I have to just exercise some willpower and not open them? ;0)0 -
I’d say Yorkshire puds are as traditional as turkey (I.e neither are really traditional but both are accepted now).KBslittlesis said:
Er yes, totally bonkers.Off_it said:
No Yorkshire pud on a Christmas dinner? Are you mad?!KBslittlesis said:Got to be honest, I’ve only just looked at them.
Feck me, am I glad my hubby is an awesome cook. Some of them looked a right dogs dinner. Beetroot? Yorkshire puds? Gammon? None of these should be anywhere near a Christmas dinner.
But as I’m not northern and it’s a turkey dinner that is now served traditionally at Christmas. A northern pud should be nowhere fecking near my plate or it’s getting jettisoned out the window!0
