Gazcw
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WRONG! If the jam had gone on first it would not have been running off. Oh and plain scone for me. Raisins have no place on my plate.
WRONG! If the jam had gone on first it would not have been running off. Oh and plain scone for me. Raisins have no place on my plate.
Blocked.....Oh, and cream optional. Just can't get myself to like the stuff.
When I put the spoof post up i expected the debate to be about Paul Weller's band or Eric Clapton.
Didn't realise that you would get so excited about jam and cream, foreplay and potatoes.
Will it ever end.
.... just like you put milk in tea after you've poured it, not before, otherwise there no knowing how strong It'll be!
Looks like she has a double chin...Realy Phil; surely you know this lot will run with anything like over ripe camembert!
Oh yes and this one:
I believe she caught a thread in the door getting out and it is unravelling fast...
Closer my dear, closer!
Good idea, you need all the beauty sleep you can get!Night night from me.
What happened there then?3 years ago i had my first Helicopter ride albeit on a stretcher down in New Zealand.
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is it just me or does that bit of mud to the right look like a penis3 years ago i had my first Helicopter ride albeit on a stretcher down in New Zealand.
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Its got to be jam first.... just like you put milk in tea after you've poured it, not before, otherwise there no knowing how strong It'll be!
Dave
I like HOT tea so milk goes in last!
is it just me or does that bit of mud to the right look like a penis
Can only drink tea black unsweetened.This is correct - milk goes in last, however this is not the traditional way, milk goes in first because back in e day when firing techniques for clay where not as sophisticated or controlled - also the use of bone China - hot liquids could crack the cup, therefore putting milk in first lessened the shock on the chinaware.
I like HOT tea so milk goes in last!
On a different note, who discovered cows milk tasted good in tea and what the f##k did he think he was doing extracting it in the first place?