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Get yourself a red hat mate... look what it did for this guy. :p


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NEVER wear red,scumchester colours:sneaky:

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Yes, he's dead. I watched it happen on tele. What a way to go.

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So you put on a picture up and you want to decide what comments you receive? Public forum, everyones entitled to their own opinion.

You think your roast dinner is something we're all missing out on, we're entitled to think it's not.

Deal with it.

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Exactly! So your sense of humour about showing a pub roast and 'joking' that people are missing something by not sharing it obviously isn't funny to the majority of people. Why you'd get your knickers in a twist about people having a joke at your expense is beyond me. Oh no hang on, it's not supposed to work that way is it?:rolleyes:

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Q: What's the difference between a dead dog in the road and a dead Leeds fan?
A: Skid marks in front of the dog.

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It's not funny precisely because you can get better examples in other countries apart from the UK - and we know how homesick old Polly gets..but it's possible to get a 'fix' a lot closer to home.. (residential).

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Oh FFS I didn't cook the effing thing, I was just eating it and enjoying it cos I like roast lamb and it was a lovely meal. I didn't notice either Bernie or I saying that it was impossible to get a roast dinner in Australia or in any other country on the planet. It was just a silly fun Sunday afternoon thread.


And Badge - I'm not homesick any longer cos I no longer have a "home".

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We know you didn't cook the thing - we heard you! If you had cooked it - you would have got loads of positive response probably. It is precisely because someone cooked something which can be cooked here to a higher standard in some cases and it was said that we were missing it that you got the response you did. We took it to mean this because we know that you really miss that sort of thing not because, regrettably this is yet another Aus vs UK post(!) Homesick - wrong choice of words probably.

The fact of the matter is that there is no need to miss having a roast dinner in Australia. If you do, then you really are a 'pleb' (not you personally!)

And if you have one in London, all you have to say is :

"Great meal in London - cheers". If you get misunderstood - there is a reason. You always criticise food so it's a wonder that you like this one in any case. You choose to eat them there, but not here, when they are not demonstratively any worse here. So that's why you get the response you get.

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And...now go back and have another one whilst you still have the time...how many more can you fit in, in those extra days?

because if that makes you happy - then who can complain...

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So er , what was for pudding ?

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No mint sauce on this one......lunch in Hobart in January, pick holes all you like guys, but it was equally lovely.

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I don't do pudding, too conscious of my ever increasing waistline :D

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Does that say "Moo Brew" on the bottle?? :)

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Good to hear that you can buy food you want to eat here!

Now I'm offended..I bought a huge plum pudding tonight after my weekend backpacking....but I can't find a tin opener and have saved it for another evening...