Isla

oh no, if it ain't hunted in the wild & field dressed = hypocrite

woodrot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > everytthing that is left after the steaks n ting > have been removed. A high pressure jet is often > used to blast everything else off the bones - this > sludge is sucked up, becomes the first stage of > MRM & ground up to a meaty mulch > > nom nom nom Of course nose-to-tail eating where every last piece of the animal is used is deemed oh-kay, as long as it's not mechanically recovered unidentified sludge.

pizza crunch = deep-fried tattooed topping "pizza" (nothing new) irn-bru sorbet = cleanses the palate battered pickled onion = the way forward

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's the blimmin obvious being offered as > wonderful advice that makes me snigger. also known as 'Pippa tips': "restaurants are great places to combine eating & socialising, reserve a table over the phone to ensure you get somewhere to sit"

PS did you manage to sell your old jewellery then?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm kind of with Rosie on this one. > > Pulp Fiction was ace, True Romance (which he co > wrote) is one of my favourite films. Other than > that, meh. yep me too, loved pulp fiction. (also reservoir dogs) and the vampire one forget the name of it. and true romance is one of my favourite films too. and yep, agree with what rosie about him being brattish etc. edit - whoops i meant to say, not yet seen django unchained but think i might try to see this one. didn't bother with kill bill or inglorious bastards.

...do you mean the money-saving expert website? I found it quite helpful when looking around for a new mobile contract - you can sign up for a service called Billmonitor and it will email you the best contract for you based on your usage on a monthly basis (until you tell it to stop). oh and it also had a useful section on savings which explained why the return on premium bonds wasn't, in fact, any good.

I believe you Prunella. Loved the descriptive way you wrote that post, I have a startling image of this dishevelled, scruffy, mean & athletic, yellow-toothed beast lurking in the bushes now. Must have been a bit of a shock!

my guess is zero and this is just boring ATTENTION-seeking, petty shit-stirring. received abusive PMs? legitimately report them then. no need to pathetically bleat about them in public unless you're a twat.

Cherry tree.

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it just unemployed or the elderly that watch > more of this $hite. Or are there really sane hard > working people out there watching it as the > perfect remedy to a hard days toil? Just > wondering.... bit harsh on the (sane) unemployed and the elderly there, no? you missed out stay at home parents and students...

and those irritating people who use: "nom nom nom" "X sleeps till....blah" "....because this is how I roll" "first world problems/middle class problems" usually after a bleating rant about something unimportant.

another fan of balfe's bikes here too, superb service. nicest bike shop staff ever & sooo knowledgable, they have helped me loads of times.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it the stationers that Isla was a bit clumsy > in? that's the one! :)

foie gras.

Today I accidentally knocked over a display of A4 and Foolscap ring binders in a stationery shop.

Happy New Year :)

PaulK Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In other words, who here is a nut job? what a twat. alan - CBT can be a very positive treatment for many. I know a few people who have undergone this and it has always helped them through their illness.

Im intrigued as to why the end two particularly impress you, why not the first two?

what red devil said. jainism is pretty extreme and a ridiculous example to boot. i eat meat but I like my burgers well done, take that meatfia..

aquarius moon - you haven't been abusive or aggressive. Nor do you have to justify to people whether you drink milk or not. Most decent people who try to do their very best for animals/animal welfare, whether that is by being vegetarian or an ethical meat-eater are not going to get it right all of the time, but the point is, they do try. You're not fighting a losing battle, there are others who do listen and even if they don't necessarily agree all the time, they hear you. Keep posting xx

Nice thread, a merry Christmas to you too *Bob* and to all the: jokers/pedants/knowledgable/grim/peacemakers/stirrers/wits/councillors/dullards/indignant/ignorant/sensible/luddites/whiners/whingers/ banned/old/young/lurkers/regulars/obsessives/crusaders/nutters/munters/plain angry/administrators/servers/curtains/delete as appropriate.

[crap - wrong thread.] Marmora Man & Loz - normally worth listening to but on THIS thread, nah. Can't believe you BOTH assumed park drive was vegetarian. I'm not vegetarian and FWIW I thoroughly agree with Park drive and Alan medic and a few others.

Happy Yule everyone.

I thought that Alan was just saying that the human race has gone to pot when we don't think this (the method producing foie gras)is wrong.