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Official Match Thread Season 34 Round 6: Roys FFC vs Baghdad Bombers at Brunswick Junction Oval [Heritage Round]
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15 points. Pull your socks up.
14 points. I had higher hopes from you Bombers. Maybe the Roys will have a better crack.
Not sure that's a filling option at Guzman y Gomez.
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Just don't chuck me on the back flank or in the ruck I'm only in my third game I need to be worn inClose enough on the match to wins at the moment mate
Mooch
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What's occurring?
CursingFijian
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Blood pressure readings. Bend over.
Kilroy
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How about Centre Half Forward then, mate?Just don't chuck me on the back flank or in the ruck I'm only in my third game I need to be worn in
Go fully sick!!!
Mooch
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I could be just paranoid but something tells me you don't have the appropriate medical training to perform this procedure. I need to see your credentials*
* Not a euphemism.
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Yeah you got a good point there moochAh but your day off (or not) kinda depends on what you day on (or not) looks like right? If you do bugger all for 5 days and then take the weekend off from doing bugger all, does that mean .......
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I could do hotpot hmmmm maybe I can invite TedDougChris
I like Mongolian food, it's a great place to visit !! Beautiful country and really nice people.. Huushuur is really nice....
CursingFijian
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We did the same degree, I ended up a bar fly at the local! Hope you faired better mate.
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Have you tried dragon hot pot?
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I assume we are not supposed to ask specific questions BUT
Is Worcestershire Sauce (note the capitals) on ripe tomatoes better then tomatoes, salt, a touch of vinegar( white of course) and pepper on a tomato?
Did some pork medallions in some Holbrooks(Worcester) for tea tonight.
Good old fashioned Aussie cooking. Mum would be proud.
Next question: Does steaming veggies remove all their taste or only most.
Is Worcestershire Sauce (note the capitals) on ripe tomatoes better then tomatoes, salt, a touch of vinegar( white of course) and pepper on a tomato?
Did some pork medallions in some Holbrooks(Worcester) for tea tonight.
Good old fashioned Aussie cooking. Mum would be proud.
Next question: Does steaming veggies remove all their taste or only most.
CursingFijian
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White vinegar is for cleaning only. Balsamic for everything else.I assume we are not supposed to ask specific questions BUT
Is Worcestershire Sauce (note the capitals) on ripe tomatoes better then tomatoes, salt, a touch of vinegar( white of course) and pepper on a tomato?
Did some pork medallions in some Holbrooks(Worcester) for tea tonight.
Good old fashioned Aussie cooking. Mum would be proud.
Next question: Does steaming veggies remove all their taste or only most.
Steaming veggies is much better than boiling.
Mooch
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I think that's where this guy is from.
Worcester Sauce makes everything better. Can I come round to yours for tea tomorrow?I assume we are not supposed to ask specific questions BUT
Is Worcestershire Sauce (note the capitals) on ripe tomatoes better then tomatoes, salt, a touch of vinegar( white of course) and pepper on a tomato?
Did some pork medallions in some Holbrooks(Worcester) for tea tonight.
Good old fashioned Aussie cooking. Mum would be proud.
Next question: Does steaming veggies remove all their taste or only most.
You are 100% correct.
CursingFijian
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#1 : Loser - Beck
#6 : Halo - Beyonce
#11 : Bonita - Madonna
#26 : Can't get you out of my
Music Quiz - see this post: Official Match Thread - Season 34 Round 6: Roys FFC vs Baghdad Bombers at Brunswick Junction Oval [Heritage Round]
Some of the answers have been kindly shared in the thread already.
P.S. There's a clue in my response there for one of the songs ...
CursingFijian
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#14 High Hope - Panic at the Disco
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CursingFijian
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One of the all time great sequence of unfortunate occurances.
DERRINALPHIL
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Balsamic has no vinegary taste at all and is used mainly by upper class w***ers and Crows supporters. I like the taste of vinegar so I am white through and through. Balsamic is politically correct only.
Boiling or steaming, both destroy taste.
Boiling fell out of favour as it was thought (without any evidence) that water soluble vitamins would be leeched out by the boiling process. Could I point out that steam uses water as well?
I have the DERRINALPHIL way of doing veggies that maintains taste and that's why my wife wants me to do the cooking.
TedDougChris
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I assume we are not supposed to ask specific questions BUT
Is Worcestershire Sauce (note the capitals) on ripe tomatoes better then tomatoes, salt, a touch of vinegar( white of course) and pepper on a tomato?
Did some pork medallions in some Holbrooks(Worcester) for tea tonight.
Good old fashioned Aussie cooking. Mum would be proud.
Next question: Does steaming veggies remove all their taste or only most.
Are you back from your trip ????
