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Caution GRIM viewing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmhwvNx-b-E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmhwvNx-b-E
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ttt for Tommy.
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Tommy is a sausageaholic.
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I'm not old enough to watch that video.
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can't believe this dropped to page 2 so soon
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Thought this was going to be an old Generation Game clip with Brucie.
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Saddam Husain put alive people into a mincing machine. I imagined something much bigger but maybe it was not!
If they were in favour they went in head first but otherwise feet first!! |
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If they were in favour??
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Just the way I read it.
Might be something to do with performing a sex act..... |
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Just having two pork sausages with caramelised red onions and two eggs fried in lard naturally, for lunch.
This clip is not a sausage factory, more like a fertiliser factory disposing of condemned carcasses. |
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Are you having "Dripping & Bread" as an accompaniment?
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Mopped up the lard with a large slice of Pane Pugliese. Waste not want not.
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Absolute class.
This reminds me of happy days at art college. I got £1.00 per day for subsistance which had to cover petrol food and most importantly beer and cider. The deal was we would buy a massive bread cake (as big as a flat cap) for two to share. Sometimes just with dripping, and sometimes filled with a portion of chips, which was a gourmet luxury. This would leave me with a very useful surfeit, for the two days per week when we had a following evening class, and an hour and a half to be suitably refreshed with beer/cider and the odd Cornish Pasty. My God, how well we lived through those three wonderful years, doing what art students do! |
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You and I were brought up in a time of real austerity AP and food was considered to be something precious and not to be wasted. Right, we enjoyed going for a drink or two but many of us worked during the holidays to earn the money for this. The best holiday job I had was in a brewery. Hard work, a few drinks and a fair day's pay.
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Yeah but we didn't know any better so it was cool.
I also worked for a brewery but I was Interior Design Manager in the 70s. Holiday jobs and Saturday jobs..... Wookworths in Leeds on Saturdays, commencing when I was fifteen and a half, which was the minimum age there. Later during college holidays I drove a van delivering wallpaper, which was ok, but it was always sunny and hot back then, and I really wanted to be on the beach. Another job delivering vending ingredients, and later working in oppressive heat, in a photo develop and print lab. Couldn't concentrate, as I was madly besotted with a beautiful girl in the dark room. As you said, it was good to have some decent money, to enjoy the fruits of our labour. |
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my Saturday job was at the TG Green pottery works where they made the famous cornishware, by god it was hot but it cleared up greasy hair and skin. 95% of the staff were women and they were animals!!!
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I had a part-time job in a stakis bar. Got a nice steak meal and a few drinks at the end.
Was at uni at the time so was only decent food I got all week. (Was a long time ago Kenny in case you read this  ) |
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It must have been. About the time The Beatles disbanded I reckon.
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Slightly earlier.
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Lunch in the staff canteen at "Woolies" was brilliant!
Examples Liver and Onions, with mash and veg, was 10 pence (old money) and the superb Bread & Butter pudding with custard was 4 pence. I even called in a couple of times after leaving, as there were no checks and the servers knew me anyway! |