It's oh so quiet

[Mr Apples 1,320]

Good point LC, waffles followed by humble pie(s)???

 

Apples

[Lessingham Canary 99]

Haha Doubt it Apples, they don''t do humble pie, more limey crepes (waffle and crepe staple USA diet of bulls***)

[Faded Jaded Semi Plastic SOB 1,023]

I am with Bor on this one and I find it interesting that anybody could take exception at what he posted, particularly if they support Norwich City...............

[Gainer the Gopher 0]

You live your lives focused on the greatness that is America, 10th n make snarky comments about America. Then you ask why I make a derogatory comment about the English if I support Norwich. Really!?!?

You people are the last to criticize cuisine. Have another turkey and cranberry sandwich on whole grain bread. I''m having jambalaya.

[Herman 9,765]

I''m having an authentic English lasagne[Y]

[Lessingham Canary 99]

Traditional Chilli con carne for us tonight, an old recipe thats been in the family for centuries. Don''t like foreign food.

[Fuzzar 1,702]

Ooh, Jambalaya. Very 1972.

[Faded Jaded Semi Plastic SOB 1,023]

I am having traditional Malaysian fish and chips......

[Katie Borkins 1]

Turkey Dansaak over here.

[Yellowhammer 86]

Like it when it''s quiet means for once we played well sort of .

[Mr Jenkins 0]

Turkey and chips for me, oh wait that was yeasterday, and the day before, and the day before that, it can''t be!

[Katie Borkins 1]

Mm, Jambalaya. That authentic USA dish.

Oddly, Wiki says:

"Jambalaya has its origins in several rice-based dishes well attested in the Mediterranean cuisines of Spain and France, especially in the Spanish dish paella (native to Valencia) and the French dish known as jambalaia (native to Provence)."

How''s about that, folks?

A bit like how the USA has its origins in Britain.

Now, where are my doritos?

[Katie Borkins 1]

"You live your lives focused on the greatness that is America,"

Please expand on this point.

[lake district canary 4,531]

[quote user="Bor"]Let''s have a look at some of the threads started in the aftermath of the Watford defeat:

[img]http://s8.postimg.org/yqxphtwhh/watford.jpg[/img]

Some familiar names and themes there.

Nowhere to be seen or heard in the last few hours.

Can''t think why.

[/quote]

ice to see you doing the gardening for the same.  Isn''t your hole big enough yet.....or should I rephrase that in case there''s any misunderstanding?  [:^)]

[lake district canary 4,531]

WTF?  Nice to see you doing the gardening for a change.  Isn''t your hole big enough yet.....or should I rephrase that in case there''s any misunderstanding? 

[Mr Jenkins 0]

What''s this got to do with chips?

[Katie Borkins 1]

People get it, Lakey.  Except the ones who don''t want to because they are busy playing the poster and not the post.

You know, the trolls.

[lake district canary 4,531]

[quote user="Bor"]People get it, Lakey.  Except the ones who don''t want to because they are busy playing the poster and not the post.

You know, the trolls.

[/quote]

You can throw it back at me all you like.  You play the poster all the time......you only have to look at the start of this thread to see where your mind was straight after the match, not celebrating like the rest of us.  You were just looking to make some keyboard 2us and them" mischief.

[Katie Borkins 1]

Oh, I always play the post.  It''s my golden rule.

And forgive me, but I won''t be lectured about "us and them" from the man who started an unprovoked and personal attack on me in the "Ruddy and Rudd" thread which was deleted.

Now, for the fifth time in as many days, please stop trolling me and trolling my threads.

[lake district canary 4,531]

[quote user="Bor"]Oh, I always play the post.  It''s my golden rule.

And forgive me, but I won''t be lectured about "us and them" from the man who started an unprovoked and personal attack on me in the "Ruddy and Rudd" thread which was deleted.

Now, for the fifth time in as many days, please stop trolling me and trolling my threads.

[/quote]You can play the innocent all you like, it fools no-one.

[Katie Borkins 1]

Who''s playing? 

[A]

[lake district canary 4,531]

Who is your avatar btw?  It looks a bit like Tim Rice with a beard....

[JF 694]

Not knowing who Luke Skywalker is should be a criminal offence punishable by a life long Ipswich season ticket

[Gainer the Gopher 0]

My thread?

Whatever its roots are, Jambalaya is Cajun food. As in American. As for lAsagna, the only reason anyone outside Italy eats it is because WE popularized it, and anything we do, everyone else has to do too.

aBORtion, you watch American movies, tv. and wrestling. You frequent American restaurants, you all dream of coming here, you wear clothes popularized in America - that''s what I mean.

[Katie Borkins 1]

"You frequent American restaurants, you all dream of coming here, you wear clothes popularized in America"

You seem very well informed about my life.

Where do I eat, where do I dream of visiting and what do I wear?

[nutty nigel 7,535]

So that''s where abortion comes from. I often wondered....

Now does anyone have the running around stats for the Villa game? Mind you, not sure of their relevance because by using them Grefstat had us on 15 points at halfway.

Still, I hope its nothing too serious and all posters will be well enough to post again soon.

[JF 694]

I think you are very misguided Gopher! Out of that whole rambling list I will grant you the movies one. Clothes! Don''t make me laugh!

[Gainer the Gopher 0]

Ya, clothes. Levis and Nike to start. We popularized blue jeans.

[JF 694]

I think the Italians can take the desired range of clothing market

[Katie Borkins 1]

Everyone wears Nike and Levis, right?

All hail Levi Strauss, born in Bavaria.

And all hail the sweatshop workers of China, Vietnam and Mexico who made you those Nikes.

Wouldn''t wear them myself, they don''t go with tweed.