Looks great, Arry, but you know what, my old man at 82 years old still makes loads of meals like that, and he'll TELL US, 'food's ready, and it don't need no f****n sauce!!'
Lol
@FLATTOP
So, do you know if the HW98 has the articulated cocking arm, mate?
I've looked online, and I struggle a bit with all that nonsense, but it's a FAAACKIN MINEFIELD!!!
Evening guys, am after a new HW break barrel springer.
Hw99s a tad too small, and don't really want anything with the articulated cocking arm.
Weight isn't really an issue, so it'll be between the 80k, 95k and the 98.
Does the HW98 have the articulated cocking arm, as that's what I'm leaning towards?
Thanks for any replies.
Mitre lol
Some of his reples/posts in the what's cooking thread and the funny joke thread are belters!!
Not in the slightest bit funny, but mundane, boring, and straight laced.
What is funny is the fact he doesn't realise it!! Lol.
Go and have a look at some of his posts
All threads get boring after a while.
But 'chuckles' doesn't even realise how mundane and straight laced his replies to posts are, and that's what cracks me up with him.
He hasn't even replied to this thread.
Do you like liver, mate?
One of my favourite meals is liver, onions, mushrooms and MASHED POTATO in onion gravy.
I also sometimes add peas, sliced bell pepper, red, green and yellow, and some chillies.
Beautiful.
Got to be honest, Arry, even though I don't suffer with any type of 'ism' the thought of mashed potato with a fried/poached egg almost repulses me!!
Have had fried/poached egg with fried mash/bubble and squeak or whatever, but plain mash and fried/poached egg, NO!!
Not a particularly uncommon cross in south wales at the time.
Early eighties my mate bought a pup out of a pure doberman bitch, guard dog to an allotment, to a whippet cross deer/grey, also kept at same allotment.
Bitch he picked was OK for a few lamped rabbits, if they weren't close to any cover/hedges.
He then bred her to a collie/grey cross sal/grey, and kept a dog and a bitch pup out of that litter.
Both were fairly useful alrounders, to be honest.