jumpinjackflash

sausage, beans and mash is what I'm having for dinner tonight. I'm bloody starving reading this thread.

Seven

tasty geezer.... http://cache2.asset-cache.net/xc/2727833.jpg?v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=77BFBA49EF878921F7C3FC3F69D929FD55392E20F75704A1622F56CDBCADDEB9B5A12EFD61C33696A7CFF610D5B4FC25

Findus Crispy Pancakes, boil in the bag roast beef in gravy, Golden Wonder crisp sandwiches...YUMMY! all because my aunt who used to pick me up from school couldn't cook to save her life!! However, I draw the line at Spam....

Anyone remember those Bernard Matthews Mini Chicken kiev balls? They were lovely with chips and beans. All washed down with a carton of Um Bongo

if it's more than ?150 cash then it's prob mine;-)

Holy

Alphabet spaghetti! Takes me back to my 'yoof'. Birds Eye Potato Waffles and Heinz Spaghetti hoops....lovely!

Keep him away from Cherry Croft..know two (1 former) care staff from there who don't have very good things to say about the place

I like to bathe in them

when your crappy hoover breaks down and the very next day your mum sends you a brand new Miele! Thanks Mum!

ghetto heaven - family stand

Road to Morocco - Bing Crosby

I see..thought you were watching BBC TV. You can listen to the radio through the TV! But no they don't have radio.

try it again in a couple days when the excitement has died down!

I've also been glued to the Egypt situation on SKY News and find their reporting to be unbiased, very informative and they have also had various analysis on the situation from Egyptian and non-Egyptian Middle East experts and analysts. Their reporter has been out on the streets speaking with the Egyptian people. What I'm saying is that there is nothing the BBC are doing that Sky are not.

when a man loves a woman - percy sledge

surround

Do you mean Somalian? Not trying to be clever but never heard 'semalin' used before. Thanks

right I'm gonna get one..might have to remortgage first but what the hell..

Alec John Moore Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >I > have found the reporting and comment from the BBC > on the situation in Egypt to be very helpful in > trying to get a sense of how worried we should be > about destabilisation in the Middle East, for > instance. Given its independent nature and its > historical position in British and global society, > I think it's safe to say that even those who don't > pay a licence fee or who do and don't really need > to, benefit from the BBC. Whether they like it or > not. I don't benefit at all from the BBC. Re Egypt Crisis, I've been watching SKY News and Al Jazeera. I also read the paper! why do I need the BBC for that?

wow!

Thanks DC..none of the rooms in my pad are big unfortunately so it should be perfect for me!

Thanks Rosie..that's why I'd like one as I have a small flat and don't want a big clumpy hi-fi. cheers

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