Peckhamgatecrasher

You mean someone like this? http://atlantis.terrassl.net/irishcomedy.com/images/seamusmooretinkerspotcheencd.jpg

The boys are back in town - Thin Lizzy

Go Havant. That's what it's all about. Ah, this sceptered isle.

That is stunning. Looks like washing-up liquid but I still want to drink it!

Got mine from W Rose last year. Not their own made. It was nothing special, no diff to supermarkets. However, I picked up sausages at the same time for those wussie guests who can't stomach haggis(boom, boom) which were yummy.

Steamy Windows - Tina Turner (Pains/Panes?)

Stephen Fry for wit and entertainment.

Ditto - sorely unfit and old though.

"Picture an acoustic guitar and a bald sweaty fucker with a predilection for punk." - doesn't rock my boat Sean.

I agree. It goes totally against the spirit of the cup. It's always pretty special when a small team battles their way up but it will mean nothing if real teams aren't played. Just like to point out that 2004 cup run was brilliant!

People that just stop in the middle of

There's a new poster on the forum called Renarde. Keep an eye on your flock Chav. Is flock the right collective noun for chickens? A chuckle of chickens?

Too broke at mo - I'll see you all next month. Have fun.

silly love songs.

Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye - The Ovalteenies

Kissing Gate

re flour - I thought that was for pasta making. not sure it makes much difference to pizza base.

The word you are looking for is Oedipal. sorry - obnoxious of me I know.

Just keep those pesky hounds under control. And practice blowing your horn (I'm sure Keef could advise).

Saw this yesterday on the Southbank and absolutely loved it. Stopped me in my tracks. By Rankin

My cat was chased by a fox - he slipped in through the slightly open window and the bemused fox was left on the window sill, too large to get in. Hunting with dogs more humane than rifle. It's over in seconds and the sporting element is that the fox might get away. Shooting often leaves foxes wounded. (unless you use extremely big dum dums but that might be illegal). Urban foxes do need culling at the very least. As Jah said on another thread, there are more in town than country. I've seen too many young dog foxes living awful lives having been expelled by their packs and unable to forage effectively. RSPCA chap I called to one said it is extremely common (I actually thought it was a v. old fox, it was so decrepit, but turned out to be a youngster). Sorry to hijack this thread Chav. Perhaps responsible culling of urban foxes could be on the Green party manifesto?

"Obviously" Have we been privy to your life to date? What's obvious about your statement?

Fox hunting not posh. Common misconception. Fox enemy, not punters.

My ancient Italian recipe book gives this from Venetian chef: 1/2 oz fresh yeast 2 x tablespoons warm water 8 oz plain flour 1 tsp salt 2 tablespoons olive oil 3 tablespoons milk Blend yeast w. warm water. Sift flour & salt into heap on work surface, make well and pour in yeast, oil and milk. With one hand gradually draw flour into liquids and mix to form stiff but pliable dough, add little more milk if necessary. Knead dough, slapping it vigorously on work surface and roll it around under palm of hand for at least 5 minutes. Gather into a ball, place in oiled basin, cover and leave to rise until doubled. (about 1 hour in warm place). When dough is risen, turn on to floured surface and divide into 2 or 4 pieces depending on size required. Knead each piece lightly and place on well oiled aluminium pie plates. Press dough with knuckles to cover base. Brush with oil, cover with (whatever). Leave to rise for 30 mins. Bake in hot oven (220) for 15 mins, reduce and bake for further 5-10 mins.

Master of Foxhounds, don'tchaknow!