shaaark
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Everything posted by shaaark
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Obviously up to you, lads. But after buying and using ours, for about 10 months, we still use our normal cooker/oven, and prefer practically most of our meals cooked in/on it.
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Yep, got to say, they ain't the best.
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Yes, mucker, no hard feelings here. Same to you and yours. My earlier reply to you a couple of minutes ago, the stranglers 1984
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Brother, brother, brother, brother, we've only got two hands to le end!! Lol
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Yeah, if you've noticed, I don't do pictures on here. And if you're still narked about the bonfire night joke I made about you not being able to find any fallen trees, branches, old furniture etc, I suggest you try growing a slightly wider set of shoulders. Not my fault you couldn't take a joke, on page 115 on the 'what you drinking' thread. You even gave me a laughing emoji, when I asked 'couldn't you find any wood, old furniture etc, then 'rounded' on me with 'can't you find a British woman?' Whatever the f**k that was supposed to mean?! Been with my WELSH mrs for se
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Got a type of that sort of thing here, very similar to the one 'bald foodie guy' on you tube uses, not the ninja air fryer, but the oven type one he uses. Some things are OK when cooked in there, others, such as three quarters of what you'd put on your cooked breakfasts are pretty dismal. Personally, I wouldn't recommend one. Just asked the mrs now, she said things like home made Yorkshire puds, roasties, pizza etc is fine, but still cooks all our meat in the normal oven, and all our cooked breakfasts etc on the oven in conventional frying pan and grill.
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I do know that. There was only two pictures of my dogs on here, years ago as well. Which I didn't put up.
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Aye, if you look really closely, you can still see the fecker's teeth!!
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Got to be.
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I'm noticing, Arry!! . Very nice
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Didn't even know there was a white, lol. Nah, it's not to my taste, mate. Not that I'm some sort of wine snob, but we prefer a merlot, but also like a couple of different shiraz's, but can't get on with that 19 crimes.
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Yeah, it was quite a strange sort of sweetness. Me nor the mrs could take to it. We finished it lol. But glad we only bought the one bottle.
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Tried that last year, after someone else on here recommended it. Didn't like it, funny sort of sweetness to it. Luckily we only bought the one bottle to try.
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Went to Hensol with my old man, about 45 years ago, D c. He had to deliver a few tons of aggregate, obtained from steetley's, for the grounds there., Seen some scary sights on that day, mate, and nothing to do with ghosts!!
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Lol just my opinion, mate. Never liked the beatles or rolling stones. Lol.
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My old man retired at 75. He's 81 now, and still out and about as much as I am, if not more sometimes.
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Agree, one of my old lurchers, although not ugly, but uglier than all my other lurchers, was my best ever catch dog.
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Always liked those mick Cawston prints, and a couple of other artists that used to do similar. But, can't stand all that graffiti art nonsense!! It doesn't look good to me, or make me think 'oh my house/ street/neibourhood etc, looks better!! Far from it. Just my opinion.
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Dog looks OK though.
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Not too far off the mark there, is he?!!
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Lets See Them Whippets, Coarsing, Racing, Working
shaaark replied to brenner's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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Never owned an ugly lurcher. But seen PLENTY!! Lol
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@Stavross. Just showed my Mrs some posts and pics of your dinners, and she says the the same as me. You certainly know how to put a dinner together, even with hardly any gravy!! And that's not meant to put anyone else's nose out of joint, there are some seriously good cooks on here, fairplay to all of you.
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Looks better already, stav!! And they look great anyway
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Not heard that for many a year.
