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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by Pat Vegas View Post
    Many years ago they did an all day breakfast sandwich with baked bean bread I think.

    Though I find boots a very depressing shop.
    Luke warm bottles of coke and small bags of crisps. 'MEAL DEAL' get ****ed
    I passed by one of those breakfast in a can things in Tesco the other day. I marvelled at the fact that human beings actually eat this crap.

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    I passed by one of those breakfast in a can things in Tesco the other day. I marvelled at the fact that human beings actually eat this crap.
    The only thing that stopped me having a go at one of those was the presence of mushrooms. For research purposes, of course. It can't possibly have been as gross as a small chicken in a can, after all.

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by Ash View Post
    The only thing that stopped me having a go at one of those was the presence of mushrooms. For research purposes, of course. It can't possibly have been as gross as a small chicken in a can, after all.
    No. The chicken in a can is the stuff of nightmares. The look and sound are bad enough, but can you imagine the smell?

    I didn't know you were a fungophobe, a? What has the humble mushroom ever done to hurt you?

  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    No. The chicken in a can is the stuff of nightmares. The look and sound are bad enough, but can you imagine the smell?

    I didn't know you were a fungophobe, a? What has the humble mushroom ever done to hurt you?
    I had to swallow my own vomit while being force-fed mushrooms aged eight so as not to Mr Creosote it all over the table, which probably would have meant certain death. As you have observed before, I basically grew up in a Dickens novel.

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Ash View Post
    I had to swallow my own vomit while being force-fed mushrooms aged eight so as not to Mr Creosote it all over the table, which probably would have meant certain death. As you have observed before, I basically grew up in a Dickens novel.
    Jesus A.

    What about magic mushrooms, surely you tore into them as a youth?

  6. #6
    Quote Originally Posted by SWv2 View Post
    Jesus A.

    What about magic mushrooms, surely you tore into them as a youth?
    Bit of a challenge that. Tried the drinks, the stews, and just necking them. If I could hold them down it was usually worth it. Quite giggly, ISTR, and less chance of something a bit fùcking terrifying happening as per acid.

  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by Ash View Post
    Bit of a challenge that. Tried the drinks, the stews, and just necking them. If I could hold them down it was usually worth it. Quite giggly, ISTR, and less chance of something a bit fùcking terrifying happening as per acid.
    Indeed, generally a much more pleasant all round experience.

    I did that free Jean Michel Jarre thing in the Docklands walloped on said fungus, late 80s I guess, spent a while wandering utterly lost around an area I discovered to be Plaistow.

    On other days we would get a bus from Turnpike Lane and spend a few hours quite lost in Trent Park.

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