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Pommes frites, tout de suite.

Post by chas » 08 Sep 2016, 23:05

As above.
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Post by Radagast » 09 Sep 2016, 13:28

Poms and Fritz toot the sweet.
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Post by hairyyoda » 18 Sep 2016, 19:37

"Chips, immediately". But why I ask myself ???
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Post by 22-250jock » 18 Sep 2016, 20:06

with plenty of salt and vinegar...... :thumbup:

and maybe a portion of curry sauce :think:
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Post by rodp » 18 Sep 2016, 20:24

22-250jock wrote:with plenty of salt and vinegar...... :thumbup:

and maybe a portion of curry sauce :think:

Mmm :thumbup:
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Post by chas » 18 Sep 2016, 21:33

Just had a few days over in the Lake District.
As usual when you get home there's nowt to eat, or very little at best, so off to Morrisons and really fancied curry and chips.
I bought one of those ready meals, yep curry and chips, much to my other halfs disgust and damn it was good.
Anyway, on another note, I've been feeling a little unsettled of late due to all this internet tracking lark.
You look for a product on the net and then get swamped with advert on that subject for what seems an eternity, it's even got to the stage I swear blind that they/them know where I've been and I don't like it.
To cap it all when in the Lakes where nobody knows me and I felt relatively secure in my supposed anonymity, I got the shock of my life.
There I was standing on the lakes edge at Windermere, by the I did see the Lake Windermere monster, if the one in Loch Ness is called Nessie, then this one is Windie, anyway, there I was on the lakes edge and wandered up to one of there big Perspex enclosed maps of the area and to my horror there was a big red arrow pointing to where I was standing and it said "You are here."
HOW THE HELL DID THEY KNOW ????
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Post by hairyyoda » 18 Sep 2016, 23:30

:wave: Blame "Kilroy" he was there before you ?
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Post by pickle » 19 Sep 2016, 09:33

Chas, hope you don't mind me adding that Morrison's Chicken Korma curry complete meals do take some beating.

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Post by rodp » 19 Sep 2016, 16:51

chas wrote:Just had a few days over in the Lake District.
As usual when you get home there's nowt to eat, or very little at best, so off to Morrisons and really fancied curry and chips.
I bought one of those ready meals, yep curry and chips, much to my other halfs disgust and damn it was good.
Anyway, on another note, I've been feeling a little unsettled of late due to all this internet tracking lark.
You look for a product on the net and then get swamped with advert on that subject for what seems an eternity, it's even got to the stage I swear blind that they/them know where I've been and I don't like it.
To cap it all when in the Lakes where nobody knows me and I felt relatively secure in my supposed anonymity, I got the shock of my life.
There I was standing on the lakes edge at Windermere, by the I did see the Lake Windermere monster, if the one in Loch Ness is called Nessie, then this one is Windie, anyway, there I was on the lakes edge and wandered up to one of there big Perspex enclosed maps of the area and to my horror there was a big red arrow pointing to where I was standing and it said "You are here."
HOW THE HELL DID THEY KNOW ????

Must have had your mobile turned on, and GCHQ are watching you :shock: Come on, own up, what you been up to that warrants 24/7 surveillance by the secret service ? :think:

You're not one of these double agents are you, keeping watch on here for secret nv builds that could enable the over throw of the government and armed forces :o
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