Didn't like then...love now

[LOG]

I can see you lurking Lionel.

How is this thread now relevant ?

Jesus, you mention the Russians once and next thing you’re being followed

I was just having a root around in the attic trying to find the Christmas decs and came across this.

 

[Liz the Grecian]

I was trying to find the Christmas decs.

They will be just to the right of the Christmas ants.

I am available for panto.

Liz
xXx

 

[IndoMike]

Swimming, sprouts, tigers, ghosts, going to barbers.

 

[Legohead]

Ghosts?! (rofl)

Why now and not before?

With you on sprouts though. In fact most veg. Never ate a single veg other than potato until i was 25 years old and 15 years on i'll eat tonnes of the things.

 

[IndoMike]

Ghosts?! (rofl)

Why now and not before?

With you on sprouts though. In fact most veg. Never ate a single veg other than potato until i was 25 years old and 15 years on i'll eat tonnes of the things.

Personal experience re ghosts (honestly)
Hated "greens" - used to scrape them off my plate tgrough the dining room window into the garden when a little kid until mother cottoned on and gave me a thick ear. I still do it and my wife gives me a thick ear. That's how you get cauliflower ears.

 

[STURTZ]

Plymouth Argyle!

Used to hate them.........oh hang on a minute.

 

[elginCity]

Didn't like then....and still don't !

21 Truly Upsetting Vintage Recipes

 

[Spoonz Red E]

Didn't like then....and still don't !

21 Truly Upsetting Vintage Recipes

Cup steak puddings are a real memory for me (shudder).

Loved this quote from recipe 11
"Real Mayonnaise is rich in food energy ... provides almost exactly the same amount, spoonful for spoonful, as vitaminized margarine"

 

[Billy The Fish]

Cup steak puddings are a real memory for me (shudder).

Loved this quote from recipe 11
"Real Mayonnaise is rich in food energy ... provides almost exactly the same amount, spoonful for spoonful, as vitaminized margarine"

In our military ration packs these were tinned and affectionately (?) known as " babies heads".

 

[rightwing]

In our military ration packs these were tinned and affectionately (?) known as " babies heads".

Wetherspoons do a decent version of these on the current menu........I often have one.