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TheRankingMissP
15 Jan 10 21:11
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No prunes or broccoli.

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By:
Nova Sicko
When: 15 Jan 10 21:12
peanut butter on toast
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 15 Jan 10 21:12
Any particular kind of toast?
By:
Bamboo
When: 15 Jan 10 21:13
dates and cauliflower
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 15 Jan 10 21:13
I've often fancied a night out with Vinnie Jones.
By:
V4 Vendetta
When: 15 Jan 10 21:13
Pulses. Sounds horrible but they're tasty. Get big bags of dry Turtle, Mung, Azuki, and blackeyed and soak them overnight before boiling the beans out of them. Very tasty - add some garlic, chopped tomatoes if you like and tabasco or chilli. Great with quinoa or rice or on their own. I use them a lot as they're good running fuel and cheaper than McDs.
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 15 Jan 10 21:14
If you've got a pulse and can pull your finger out, you're OK by me.
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Jan 10 21:15
almost anything. you could probably get a 6oz fillet steak for less than a big mac meal.

there is barely any meal that can't be cooked at home cheaper than a fkin big mac meal.
By:
V4 Vendetta
When: 15 Jan 10 21:16
How much is a bmm these days?
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 15 Jan 10 21:17
It's a very good point positively4thstreet. The problem is, how do you motivate yourself to cook?
By:
punterfleecer
When: 15 Jan 10 21:17
mcdonalds can be as much as £5? .............£5 ain't cheap for evening tea!
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 15 Jan 10 21:18
A bmw is quite
Expensive
Sir

320 diesel sounds interesting
:)i
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 15 Jan 10 21:20
I'mSoLuckyLucky needs to eat more carrots.
By:
yorky
When: 15 Jan 10 21:21
i bought a george formby grilling machine
when its ready it dings and goes " turned out nice again asnt it "
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 15 Jan 10 21:21
:^0
By:
Hearts.no1
When: 15 Jan 10 21:22
oh me :0 oh my :)
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Jan 10 21:23
fair point missp. i like cooking, so not a problem for me, though i had fish and *****tonight.

i eat the odd maccy dees, but basically it is sh.it, and i feel sh.it after i eat it, or similar, so don't do it as much as i used to. it is nice when you're hungry and want to fill a gap and you're not at home etc, but it IS shi.t and it does make you feel sh.it afterwards.
By:
the parkie
When: 15 Jan 10 21:24
Eating house dust costs nothing, saves on hoovers and builds up your resistance to transmitted faecal diseases.
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 15 Jan 10 21:27
Cooking is great once you get started, but personally I either need moral support or an ipod to relieve the boredom.

I made a brussels sprout-based stir fry this evening. Did you know that stir-frying brassicas is scientifically proven to get around the unsocial side-effects?
By:
the parkie
When: 15 Jan 10 21:37
No, but stir-frying brassieres reduces my anti-social medication's side effects.
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Jan 10 21:38
haven't seen you around for a while parkie. good news you're back.
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 15 Jan 10 21:39
I totally fed him that one though. Just to help him get his hand in...
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Jan 10 21:40
i honestly like pealing potatos and frying onions and browning mince and all that sh.t .

some people hate it, even the idea of it.
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Jan 10 21:41
don't wanna go looking like a tw.at or nothing, but parkie is one of my top 3 posters of all time.

cracking news he is back
By:
the parkie
When: 15 Jan 10 21:42
Thanks Miss P. My company has banned Betfair so I don't get to use the forum much anymore.
By:
the parkie
When: 15 Jan 10 21:42
Cheers 4th! See above for my absence.
By:
TheRankingMissP
When: 15 Jan 10 21:46
Call yourself a rebel?
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 15 Jan 10 21:47
better to be banned than laid off imo.
By:
the parkie
When: 15 Jan 10 21:48
No, the website is blocked rather than being 'banned'. Unable to access it.
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