I would put them in the same category as beanz. I can't see beanz.
Also : battered jam butty??? Is that even a thing? I've led a sheltered life.
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Thu 8 Nov 2012, 14:18,
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Also : battered jam butty??? Is that even a thing? I've led a sheltered life.
It's kind of a condiment as they get it out of the same bit as the curry sauce, but point taken :)
EDIT: Battered Jam butty was a thing when visiting the grandparents in Bury in the 80s, it might still exist.. might ;)
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EDIT: Battered Jam butty was a thing when visiting the grandparents in Bury in the 80s, it might still exist.. might ;)
Here in South Wales chipz 'n' beanz is a favourite, cheezy beanz 'n' chips by special request.
Uni days in Sahf East London were fuelled by chipz 'n' beanz.
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Thu 8 Nov 2012, 14:27,
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Uni days in Sahf East London were fuelled by chipz 'n' beanz.
especially when cooked with fried onions and with a sachet of chicken cup-a-soup stirred in at trhe last minute to turn it into green cement.
mmmmmmmm, that's good eatin'
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Thu 8 Nov 2012, 14:25,
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mmmmmmmm, that's good eatin'
can you do all the pouty spoon licking too ?
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Thu 8 Nov 2012, 14:27,
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Your green cement disgusts me to the core of my being.
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Thu 8 Nov 2012, 14:32,
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and my green cement is delicious and causes arse gases that could be weaponised.
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I even drew a diagram of the factory to show how it worked.
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