I had scampi and chips yesterday - haven't had scampi and chips for ages

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Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda

I would imagine home to Spain - all he had in his suitcase was toiletries and his suit jacket. He had clearly come straight from the match. His shirt was impossibly white

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Quite stalky.

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Originally Posted by SWv2

Quite stalky.

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:hide: He was putting his stuff into the tray, it was hard not to notice. He probably had a quick peak at the selection of M&S food that was filling my bag

Nice weekend in England?

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Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda

:hide: He was putting his stuff into the tray, it was hard not to notice. He probably had a quick peak at the selection of M&S food that was filling my bag

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M&S Ketchup?
The only ketchup worth having imo.

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Is that a lure to get Sir C out of bed ?

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Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda

:hide: He was putting his stuff into the tray, it was hard not to notice. He probably had a quick peak at the selection of M&S food that was filling my bag

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Did you also smell him & take cuttings of his hair?

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Originally Posted by Viva Prat Vegas

Nice weekend in England?

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Lovely thank you - bit cold at Twickenham on Saturday but yesterday was highly enjoyable

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Originally Posted by Rich

Did you also smell him & take cuttings of his hair?

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I was actually trying to stop my trousers falling down, r. Ray Cooney could have written the scene. Can we still say Cooney?

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Originally Posted by Sir C

Back in the 70s 'scampi' was often made with monkfish, such was the unpopularity of the fish.

Tartare sauce is essential.

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Controversial opinion: Deep-fried, breaded monkfish is actually better than scampi.

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Originally Posted by Burney

Controversial opinion: Deep-fried, breaded monkfish is actually better than scampi.

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I can't remember having such a thing. In the 70s I must have, I suppose. Probably en panier, if you get my meaning.

I tend to avoid cooking monkfish due to that nasty milky discharge.