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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1680 on: Today at 01:29:11 PM »
Can’t of had a good one!

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1681 on: Today at 01:35:59 PM »
Typical H & V. Came here for the latest news on Digne and found myself in some sort of great British bake off debate! Pffft

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1682 on: Today at 01:39:49 PM »
Can’t of had a good one!

Agreed. Try a Phelps from Hayle or Malcolm Barnecutts from the Wadebridge/Padstow area.

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1683 on: Today at 01:41:33 PM »
Typical H & V. Came here for the latest news on Digne and found myself in some sort of great British bake off debate! Pffft

I think if you want the latest transfer dealings you have to visit the Off Topic section. Specifically,  the "Turnips, a force for good or evil?" thread. Hth.

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1684 on: Today at 01:55:29 PM »
Can’t of had a good one!

More of a traditional pie man versus pastie. A good steak and kidney, well stocked with meat, where the gravy is oozes out, roast spuds on the side. Delightful.

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1685 on: Today at 02:02:38 PM »
As an aside, I've always thought Bedfordshire Clangers sounded nice.

Lived in Bedford for a while. Had a clanger. Didn't have a second one.

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1686 on: Today at 02:10:43 PM »
Scones and Cornish pasties are crap. As are pork pies.

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1687 on: Today at 02:19:28 PM »

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1689 on: Today at 02:43:00 PM »
Hope he’s not gone to Torquay, I thought it was shit tbh. Paignton is much nicer.

Shit is harsh, but my parents used to own a caravan in Paignton so I was holidaying there for quite a while for around 5 years, lovely area.

I love scones although I've never really understood the debate. Why aren't people just putting cream on one side and then jam on the other and then combining them? None of this 'awkward to spread on top of each other' stuff. Jam is pretty sticky, it ay falling off upside down.

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1690 on: Today at 02:44:34 PM »
Can’t of had a good one!

More of a traditional pie man versus pastie. A good steak and kidney, well stocked with meat, where the gravy is oozes out, roast spuds on the side. Delightful.

Sounds good, love a steak and kidney pie, but you can’t take that down an old tin mine though.

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1691 on: Today at 02:46:09 PM »
Scones and Cornish pasties are crap. As are pork pies.

Bowie is shit and now this? That’s serious issues.

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1692 on: Today at 02:48:10 PM »
I find steak and kidney pies are ruined by the kidney bit. Pretty big obstacle for me enjoying them.

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Re: Lucas Digne (going to PSG)
« Reply #1693 on: Today at 02:48:52 PM »
Hope he’s not gone to Torquay, I thought it was shit tbh. Paignton is much nicer.

Shit is harsh, but my parents used to own a caravan in Paignton so I was holidaying there for quite a while for around 5 years, lovely area.

I love scones although I've never really understood the debate. Why aren't people just putting cream on one side and then jam on the other and then combining them? None of this 'awkward to spread on top of each other' stuff. Jam is pretty sticky, it ay falling off upside down.

Are you proposing that you put two sides of a scone together in a sandwich formation to consume concurrently? Madness. This isn’t a 1980s porn movie.

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