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peedee

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Had I thought far enough ahead I would have organised and invited 94 planeteers to commemorate today with a dinner and enjoy this feast,

Would the menu be complete do you think?
~~~ENTREE~~~​
PATE BRUXELLE​
~~~ MAIN ~~~​
BEEF WELLINGTON​
CUMBERLAND HUSSAR SAUSAGE WITH BRUSSELL SPROUTS,​
CHICKEN CHASSEUR A CHEVAL​
~~~ DESSERT ~~~​
95 TRIFLES​
BELGIAN BUNS​
DUTCH APPLE CAKE OR GUNNERS SPONGE WITH CREME ANGLAIS​
TERR'Y'S DUKE OF ORANGE CHOCOLATE PUD​
CHEESEBOARD WITH GRAPES HOT​
~~~~ DRINKS ~~~~~​
STIRRUP CUP​
BLUCHERS GIN​
NAPOLEON BRANDY​
Burp​
Paul​
 
Sorry peedee, but Brussels sprouts are out of season now, they are at their best after the first touch of frost! Enjoy your dinner! cheers
 
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Sorry I started without you
Greggs buy one get fat for free
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The Cumberland Hussars sausage is now off the menu.

I am not surprised ! It is a bad tempered dish that often growl's and expels expletives, if you dare try to pick it up. Usually in a dialect that is hard to master. :D Well done that sausage.(y)

One should know it's origins before contemplating any sort of ingestion.:eek: ... Not for me.


Mark
 
The Cumberland Hussars sausage is now off the menu.


I am not surprised ! It is a bad tempered dish that often growl's and expels expletives, if you dare try to pick it up. Usually in a dialect that is hard to master. :D Well done that sausage.(y)

One should know it's origins before contemplating any sort of ingestion.:eek: ... Not for me. Mark



Mark you and Roger are just the Wurst , and so that'll also be the replacement item then ?

:joyful:
 
I think you are taking this as. flim flam to be flippant about, TCH TCH really

wait a minute, flim flan ?......

No lets' stick with the replacement chaps
 
I'm not sure about this! Kent have the Buff's ! We have the Pud's ??? It does not seem fitting. However, in a different context, Yep, in general the 'Yorkshire-man' does have good 'Pud's. :whistle:

Mark


I would have listed the cider/Calvados drinkers " The Somerset Tight Infantry", but they were in Jersey and Ireland ......
 
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