Today I will be mostly eating....

cjcp

JonGinge wrote:

Must really think about getting out on the bike...

Plums to that! I'm off into Kingston for the Christmas market. There's a stall selling very large, very tasty Bratwursts and other types of hot dogs with German words.

jonginge

cjcp wrote:

JonGinge wrote:

Must really think about getting out on the bike...

Plums to that! I'm off into Kingston for the Christmas market. There's a stall selling very large, very tasty Bratwursts and other types of hot dogs with German words.

Fair play. It's just I've not been on the bike since friday and I'm getting jittery (or is that the coffee*).

I was in Kingston yesterday, rather busy...



* having a load of coffee before having my medical yesterday may also been a mistake. My doc was initially worried about my blood pressure...

NGale

add a can of Red Bull and two coffees and you get :shock: :shock: :shock:

I'm buzzing a bit at the moment

Christophe3967

Taking the kids to see Avatar...

gert_lush

Someone in the office's Gingerbread hermaphrodites

gtvlusso

Mince pies and a tot of Bourbon from my hipflask.....drunk at work, me, never!

gert_lush

gtvlusso wrote:

Mince pies and a tot of Bourbon from my hipflask.....drunk at work, me, never!

good work

I am thinking I am now old enough to own a hip flask, mainly because I've made some slow gin this year and I want to carry it around on cold days

EDIT: Sloe Gin, although it was quite a slow process to make it

jonginge

gert_lush wrote:

gtvlusso wrote:

Mince pies and a tot of Bourbon from my hipflask.....drunk at work, me, never!

good work

I am thinking I am now old enough to own a hip flask, mainly because I've made some slow gin this year and I want to carry it around on cold days

I got a nice hip flask from the work secret santa. How well they know me...

NGale

Christophe3967 wrote:

Taking the kids to see Avatar...

Ahhhh so planning on losing three hours of your life you'll never get back.

rogue pieman

7 litres of trifley goodness



Once we finished plastering the cream on, that is.

lost_in_thought

ewww what the heck is that? It looks like a tub full of cream and lemon curd or something.

rubbercolin

soup

rogue pieman

lost_in_thought wrote:

ewww what the heck is that? It looks like a tub full of cream and lemon curd or something.

That's a trifle. The ingredients are thus:

3 swiss rolls,
4 lime jelly blocks,
3 litres of custard,
2 litres of double cream.
14 billion calories.

lost_in_thought

Ah.


:shock:

moonio

Where's the fruit and sherry? :twisted:
Also where does the chinese takeaway go? :P

Cafewanda

Harry sez 'no' :twisted:

Fireblade96

More mince pies with organic brandy cream

Yum.

However, the snowboarding at lunchtime should negate this :-)

jonginge

Fireblade96 wrote:

More mince pies with organic brandy cream

Yum.

However, the snowboarding at lunchtime should negate this :-)

Dagnabbit. Thought about nipping to RP with my board but there's not enough coverage and a deer or 2 may get in the way...

Fireblade96

JonGinge wrote:

Dagnabbit. Thought about nipping to RP with my board but there's not enough coverage and a deer or 2 may get in the way...

I was dithering, but it's the first time that I can remember that there's been enough snow here to make it worthwhile. So I took a cheeky extended lunchbreak, hiked to the nearest hill, and spent a happy hour carving turns. Hiking back up the hill makes up for many mince pies :-)

The kids on sleds were rather jealous as I slalomed between them...

NGale

about to have chicken nuggets and chips...

chip-tastic!

deffler

steak & chips

moonio

Cafewanda wrote:

Harry sez 'no' :twisted:

My post was in response to Rogue Piemans 'trifle' ingredients... :P

Christophe3967

NGale wrote:

Christophe3967 wrote:

Taking the kids to see Avatar...

Ahhhh so planning on losing three hours of your life you'll never get back.

Well I did manage to sleep through most of it. But the boys enjoyed it. As they might at 11.

cjcp

Didn't Cameron meet with a Professor in linguistics to create a new language for that film?

Back on OT, had cheese and biscuits last night. A selection of blues (including Calabres or something - had real "zing"!) and a soft, creamy Waterloo. Deeeeee-licious.

itboffin

@cjcp the blue colour there was your first warning that the cheese should have been thrown away, then theres warning number two, the smell and finally number three the taste :?

:P

You may have guessed I'm not a fan of stinky cheese

MonkeyMonster

itboffin wrote:

@cjcp the blue colour there was your first warning that the cheese should have been thrown away, then theres warning number two, the smell and finally number three the taste :?

:P

You may have guessed I'm not a fan of stinky cheese

+1

Fireblade96

ITBoffin wrote:

You may have guessed I'm not a fan of stinky cheese

Last week, I received this as a Christmas pressie from my sister & brother-in-law:
http://www.pongcheese.co.uk/shop/the-ultimate-pong-box.html

My kitchen, and indeed most of the ground floor, now smells like a cheese shop. I've been noshing on cheese and crackers since, washed down with lashings of port :-)

Christophe3967

itboffin wrote:

@cjcp the blue colour there was your first warning that the cheese should have been thrown away, then theres warning number two, the smell and finally number three the taste :?

:P

You may have guessed I'm not a fan of stinky cheese

Phillistine.

Now, wheres my coat?

cjcp

itboffin wrote:

@cjcp the blue colour there was your first warning that the cheese should have been thrown away, then theres warning number two, the smell and finally number three the taste :?

:P

You may have guessed I'm not a fan of stinky cheese

Peasant.

stuaff

Just had a mince pie not long out of the oven....mmmm.