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Horse wrote: Sun Oct 06, 2024 9:39 pm Somewhere in Spain.

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Best place to weigh a pie?

Somewhere over the rainbow.

gremlin wrote: Mon Oct 07, 2024 10:26 am

Horse wrote: Sun Oct 06, 2024 9:39 pm Somewhere in Spain.

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Best place to weigh a pie?

Somewhere over the rainbow.

That was Big Nige's 'location' - somewhere over the rainbow, weigh a pie.

(Wonder where he defected to?).

It's a Belgian beer, apparently...

I suspect it does the exact opposite to what it says on the tin.

mangocrazy wrote: Mon Oct 07, 2024 1:58 pm biere-du-coq-hardi.jpg

It's a Belgian beer, apparently...

That's a favoured beer in one of the best bars up here!! Mostly for the Brits - they generally ask for a small coq hardi or a big coq hardi!! (TBF, as the evening goes on it - want a big coq or a little coq mate?!)



No, that's wrong, the brits only drink big ones apparently

Taipan wrote: Tue Oct 08, 2024 9:13 pm

BD died 67. GH died 52

That's what happens when you push your body to the absolute peak of physical fitness, as both these athletes did.

gremlin wrote: Tue Oct 08, 2024 10:16 pm That's what happens when you push your body to the absolute peak of physical fitness, as both these athletes did.

I'm an Olympian!

Remembering American photographer
Thomas James Howard Jr. who died yesterday, October the 8th, in 1961.
Howard had an illustrious and varied career.
However he is best known for one of his earliest successes.
In 1928 he attended the execution of Ruth Snyder (who had murdered her husband)
Cameras were banned, but he secreted a camera on his leg - capable of a single exposure, controlled by a cable release in his sleeve.
He was able to capture the moment that the electric chair delivered its charge. The image (which I will put in the comments) made for a spectacular, popular, but macabre, front page.
The picture here shows him (seated) demonstrating his camera. The local police attempted to prosecute him, but no conviction was obtained.

Ruth Snyder - the Sash Weight Killer, as she was known, IIRC.

Was a huge story in the US in the 1920's, as she was portrayed as a femme fatale, but in truth was one half of a hapless pair of murderers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Snyder

Pensioner staking a leaf out of Free Gear Keirs book!

For those of us of a certain age ( i.e. most of us on here ! )

She needs to wood to fashion a new peg leg.

Saw this on Facebook Rate My Plate
Yes, that is a peppercorn sauce fountain!

I’d happily order that in a pub as a meal, I’m not sure whether I’d share it or not

In my 20s after a night on the lash in the pub, I'd have probably scoffed that lot easily enough! Strange that now i'm in my 60s, probably weighing 2.5 times what I did back then, I'd not get a third of that down!

I find it bizarre how gluttony is regarded as a trait to be admired.

Granted, that may have been for a family of ten who have just finished an ultra marathon, but I doubt it.

gremlin wrote: Wed Oct 09, 2024 12:37 pm I find it bizarre how gluttony is regarded as a trait to be admired.

Granted, that may have been for a family of ten who have just finished an ultra marathon, but I doubt it.

Have you ever seen Man Vs Food? I mean after the pub munchies is one thing, but I dont understand the hero worship of someone risking killing themselves but eating a ridiculous amount of grub?

gremlin wrote: Wed Oct 09, 2024 12:37 pm I find it bizarre how gluttony is regarded as a trait to be admired.

Granted, that may have been for a family of ten who have just finished an ultra marathon, but I doubt it.

Isn't it symbolic of "success" in most cultures? "I have more money than you, so I can eat more than you!"

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