Phwoar, Charles! No matter how sick you are, this will turn your crank

[Sir C]

Snail crumble.

Jesus fúcking wept.

No star anise, no party?

[SWv2]

They'd probably put it in a panini round your way, I'd say.

I had a few pints in this place on Sunday afternoon.

Check out the 4th and 5th items listed under Salads & Vegetarian options.



http://theoldorchardinn.ie/food-drink/

[World's End Stella]

In general, I would assert that a snail is a pleasingly chewy vehicle for garlic butter. I once, however, enjoyed a snail and mushroom crumble in a little French bistro, pleasingly titled 'les escargots avec ses compagnons les champignons '.

His were from Bedfordshire or something equally surprising - they came on a slate plate which had about 4 sauces drizzled across it. You picked up a snail with your hand, smeared it in the sauces and ate it.

Utterly delicious and not at all poncey

[Pat Vegas]

No star anise, no party?

Sir C if you buy that cowboy hat you have wanted for a while and do unfortunately suffer from a droopy face.
You can sport the good old JR Jim Ross look. who's a wrestling commentator with bells palsy

[Sir C]

Sir C if you buy that cowboy hat you have wanted for a while and do unfortunately suffer from a droopy face.
You can sport the good old JR Jim Ross look. who's a wrestling commentator with bells palsy

Back in 5.

[Burney]

[QUOTE=SWv2;4156113]I had a few pints in this place on Sunday afternoon.

Check out the 4th and 5th items listed under Salads & Vegetarian options.

Telling vegetarians and salad-botherers to properly fück off imo.

[World's End Stella]

Did the RCAF have a Cold War presence in Europe?

Germany - loads of them in Germany.

All RCAF offices got oversea postings and the overwhelming majority were to Germany. My father did something good at some point apparently and got 3 years at the Canadian embassy in London where, according to him, all he did was push some papers around and go to the pub with the American, British, South African and Australian embassy chaps.

His memory of that period extends as far as Saffies being nasty, Australians being misogynistic drunkards and British embassy chaps thinking that grabbing the bottoms of the female embassy staff was perfectly acceptable.

Safe to say, he enjoyed it.

[Burney]

Back in 5.

Once had to interview this chap at the HoC. Was quite tricky not staring at his droopy face.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_H...sh_politician)

[Sir C]

His were from Bedfordshire or something equally surprising - they came on a slate plate which had about 4 sauces drizzled across it. You picked up a snail with your hand, smeared it in the sauces and ate it.

Utterly delicious and not at all poncey

Slate? Slate! **** me, it's worse than I thought!