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Yes thats what I would like for lunch :01:
Well hello people of the interweb place type thing, as some of you know I have left england and now l live in Guatemala :) .........no wait, America.....no....wait.......aww crap :frusty:
Whats the name of this damn place......erm......Canadia!!:01: thats the one :D
They have potatoes here :)
Jonno :cool:
Jonno! :glag:
We were just talking about you. :thumbsup:
hi.
Wow, Busyman completely transformed into Jonno. I'm impressed.
Talking about me? you mean you were discussing potatoes? :unsure:
@Cheese..... Lucky BM :shifty:
Jonno :cool:
Jonno's ears must have been burning.
Either that or he's avidly followed the forum for six months and waited until we mentioned him before posting :P
Welcome back :D
See!!! I knew it was something to do with earings, damn I'm clever :01:
and yes, I've been avidly watching for 6 months waiting, unfortunately I was watching bookworld until today, I wondered why no one mentioned me :frusty:
Jonno :cool:
glag :earl:
Yo Jonno, respect and so forth.
I quite liked school spam fritters, much as I hated spam. So the only time I got them was when there was nowt else left, but I always enjoyed them when forced into it. There is a similar story with iced gingerbread, but I wont bore you with the details.
No no, please do tell the story of the iced gingerbread, I am intrigued by the possibility of the perils of the aformentioned cold food stuffs :)
*sits crossed legged on floor resting chin in hands egerly awaiting campfire story*
Reading that back it would seem somewhat sarcastic, unintentional of course, so in closing I remember........it was a sunny day, not a cloud in the sky, the birds were singing Kajagoogoo and......oh wait, wrong forum, dammit :frusty:
Jonno :cool:
I used to like school iced gingerbread, even though I didn't actually like gingerbread. So I never got it unless there was nowt else left. However I always enjoyed it when I was forced into eating it.
I never took the custard, or sauce en glaze if you will.
Really? what a fantastic story, I read it 4 times and I'm thinking of sending it to Steve shpielbergy :D
I used to love school food, was so unhealthy and nice :D but spam fritters should rule the world :01: ........although for the most part.....they do :unsure:
Jonno :cool:
:w00t: Canada :)
Where's Port Dover?
Near Toronto? :w00t:
I'm hour north of it.
i prefer the other one :mellow:
Bah you're like 2 hours south of toronto. :snooty:
I don't like spam fritters :blink:
I like spam sandwhiches though
Ah, yes...Jonno has returned.
It's a good thing.
How do you like driving on the correct side of the road? :P
Jonno doesn't drive... yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
He does, however, continue to try to get into the left side of the car.
Does he put his head out the window with his tongue hanging out?
Yeah, does he? :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by DorisInsinuate
Nah, not with his tongue hanging out. He just sticks his head out and yells, "I'm in frickin' Canada!!"
I think you ought to buy him a hockey stick.Quote:
Originally Posted by NikkiD
A puck, too, I suppose. ;)
Jonno , Nikki!!!!!:w00t:
Hi!!!:)
& Yogi ~ hi :wave:
so hows ya all been :01:
Hi celebs, how's it hanging? i wanna know cos i might want it
Hiya babes! How are you and your sweetie these days?Quote:
Originally Posted by Yogi
Welcome to Canada!
See that getting in the car thing isn't going to go away.
I've been in Scotland for over 2 years now and I still get in at the right side every now and then.
It scares my boyfriend as he thinks I'm going to drive the car.
Also... funny that you mention that they have potatoes over there in Canadia. My mum was over for Christmas and she wanted to know if they had potatoes in Scotland. I told her we eat mango's instead due to the tropical climate.
She didn't think it was funny and gave me the 'eye'
Do they have rolls and square sausage in Canadia?
..about time m8.. :D Good to see you ...:)
Good luck to you both:)
Are you going to get a job or be a kept man:naughty:
:O I've just had one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky1
Square sausages FTW:01:
No, we don't have square sausages here :( There are a lot of things we don't have here. My cousin's boyfriend came over from Leeds for a visit last week and brought him a jar of marmite - I thought he was going to pee himself he was so happy. I've not yet ventured a taste of marmite, the smell was quite unpleasant so I've passed on it. :unsure:
Good move.Quote:
Originally Posted by NikkiD
I've heard it's made of boogers and mashed red ants. :sick:
Fresh picked? :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by j2k4
Don't know...maybe they have different vintages? :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by hamm
Hey Jonno.....great to see you back. :)