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Pan fried................................................ I will assume everything is fried in a pan. Tell me if you use anything other than a pan to fry.

The same goes for oven roasted

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By:
AgentR
When: 17 May 11 13:03
p1ssflaps

flaps have p1ss on them obviously
By:
Ken Masters
When: 17 May 11 13:04
I think that's to differentiate them from the control surfaces an aeroplane uses at low speed. HTH.
By:
everythings gone green
When: 17 May 11 13:06
The phrase Phrases that really annoy you.

It's been done on here so many times it's annoying now.
By:
thebrave
When: 17 May 11 13:07
"His position has become untenable" Cry
Have you ever known anybody use the word "untenable" without it being surrounded by the words "his position has become"[smiley:crazy]
Really rips my knittin' that Sad
By:
AgentR
When: 17 May 11 13:13
flaps on wimmin Ken, keep up

who talks about flaps on planes apart from geeks

someone says "check out those flaps" there'd better be a small amount of wirey hair round em
By:
Ken Masters
When: 17 May 11 13:21
OK, so you're my co-pilot, we're coming in to land, 220 knots, 200 ft up, I say "flaps 60", notice we haven't slowed down and are about to hit the deck as a 200mph fireball and you're sat there fwapping away over a picture of Annie. Context is everything.
By:
AgentR
When: 17 May 11 13:22
Get a grip Ken

You'll never be a pilot
By:
Aunty Post
When: 17 May 11 13:53
"I'm sorry but it's been declined"
By:
Aunty Post
When: 17 May 11 13:56
After a four hour presentation.... "but thank you for your time"
By:
Splicer Keats
When: 17 May 11 13:58
tolerant muslims
By:
Splicer Keats
When: 17 May 11 13:59
We were only in the tapas bar
By:
Splicer Keats
When: 17 May 11 13:59
No...your not going in there.
By:
AgentR
When: 17 May 11 14:00
Shaven Haven

Disgusting talk of naked front bums
By:
GoOnThen
When: 17 May 11 14:02
Lady garden.It's a cnut for fack sake!
By:
boggle
When: 17 May 11 14:07
There’s a bloke who serves in my local Coop who mumbles quite a lot. When he gives you the receipt, he says something like: “Durm leeble marches”. I can’t work oot whether it’s something sarcastic he's saying under his breath or if he's asking me if I want a free cigar or something. It’s become something of an obsession with me to try to make out what he’s saying. It’s annoying and I feel compelled to reply in an equally incoherent non-committal way with “Darbler” whenever I’m served by the fat plank. So, yeah, for me it has to be Durm leeble marches.
By:
thebrave
When: 17 May 11 14:10
boggle - Can you share the geographical area with usConfused
Often find it easier to decipher this kind of thing if you mimic
the regional dialect it is being delivered inCool
By:
boggle
When: 17 May 11 14:18
A rural Kentish accent with a bit of an adenoidal inflection. I suppose I could just ask him "What was that you said there at the end?"
By:
AgentR
When: 17 May 11 14:22
Think tank

Is that rhyming slang for you being a w@nker boss?
By:
thebrave
When: 17 May 11 14:25
rural kent with an adenoidal inflection[smiley:crazy]
That's me phucked thenSad - my repertoire only extends
to the easily copied; scouse, cockernee, geordie, yorky, glaswegian
and a bit of south african when p1ssedCool
Grin
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 17 May 11 15:16
It's bigger than Ben Hur  &
It's been done on here so many times it's annoying now


both excrutiating imo.
By:
Aunty Post
When: 17 May 11 15:30
"You are not obliged to say anything but anything you do say......"

That, after being pulled up, for a brake light being out!
By:
Aunty Post
When: 17 May 11 16:38
boggle..... you are not alone on this one!

Why is it, that the simplest transaction, is complicated
by a whole string of options such as......
"Do you want that supersizing" or
"Have you got a reward card" or
"Are you collecting vouchers for the schools" or
"Do you want any saving stamps" or
" Are you alright with your packing"

The last one really throws me, as I have been asked that,
when in the basket only, "6 items or less"

What would happen if anyone said "Yes I do need help"?

The whole place would go into meltdown!
By:
everythings gone green
When: 17 May 11 16:42
"Do you need bags?"

No, I carry a stash of your poxy linen bags for life down my shorts.
By:
Doctor Feelgood
When: 17 May 11 17:24
Not many. To be honest.
By:
mr winkle
When: 17 May 11 18:23
Women who talk  about other women often use the phrase 'Then she turned round and said'...

Is this where dizzy blondes comes from ? Silly
By:
Tommy Toes
When: 18 May 11 00:24
boggle 17 May 11 14:07

"There’s a bloke who serves in my local Coop who mumbles quite a lot. When he gives you the receipt, he says something like: “Durm leeble marches”. I can’t work oot whether it’s something sarcastic he's saying under his breath or if he's asking me if I want a free cigar or something. It’s become something of an obsession with me to try to make out what he’s saying. It’s annoying and I feel compelled to reply in an equally incoherent non-committal way with “Darbler” whenever I’m served by the fat plank. So, yeah,
for me it has to be Durm leeble marches."


A quite brilliant post Boggle!
By:
Fabulous
When: 18 May 11 08:37
Anyone who describes themselves as "what you see is what you get". They're guaranteed to be a Grade A cnut.
By:
everythings gone green
When: 18 May 11 09:21
Betfair community classic

New community
By:
lovegod
When: 18 May 11 10:00
Years ago we had a new manager, he says 'I work hard and I play hard'.

****.
By:
Desmond Orchard
When: 18 May 11 18:09
Boogle. Ref your post. In order to alieviate the boredom when taking the kids to the local 'Wacky Warehouse' years ago, I would always go to buy my sons Fruit Shoot, by quickly mumbling, 'Can i have your poo chute, please' to whichever young girl was behind the counter at the time. Giggling my way back to my seat was the only thing that kept me sane in that hell-hole.
I suspect you're antagoniser is playing a similar game.
By:
Desmond Orchard
When: 18 May 11 18:10
You're = your.
FFS
By:
Rocket to the FACE
When: 18 May 11 18:27
Folk who describe themselves as 'crazy' or describe their mate as 'crazy'


What they mean is that they're boring c*nts who's craziness extends to getting drunk on a Friday night and sticking their tongue out for photos
By:
pumphol.
When: 18 May 11 18:31
" Cheap at half the price "

NAP !
By:
I_got_12_points_again
When: 18 May 11 18:33
posting SEED on an internet forum, because it is the in thing to say, and makes you look like you are part of the baaaaaa baaaaaaa club.
By:
mr winkle
When: 18 May 11 22:51
SEED
By:
kincsem
When: 18 May 11 23:10
friendly fire.
By:
the_pessimist
When: 18 May 11 23:41
"Baaaa Baaaaaaaa"  for me.
By:
Far From Trouble
When: 18 May 11 23:42
"Not getting any younger"


no sh it
By:
mr winkle
When: 18 May 11 23:56
It's a game of two halves

I'll give it 200% effort
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