Wolfie

13 minutes ago, McRamFan said:

Correction required, humanity is the vermin. We are the only animal on this planet that destroys its and others habitat's.

But we're not the only animal that kills for fun. Introducing Mr Fox.

30 minutes ago, Mostyn6 said:

not so much annoys, as saddens.

I get randomly saddened by seeing dead foxes in the road. I don't get so saddened by badgers, but foxes are visibly dogs to me, especially the cubs. There's one on the M42, looks like it's asleep on the central reservation, it's been there weeks and makes me sad every morning.

Vermin.

An impromptu BBQ on Friday lunchtime at work.

35 minutes ago, coneheadjohn said:

Is it from Costco,my mrs makes them she won't be happy with any critiscism.

I'm not a big fan,taste btter than sprout biscuits though.

Yes it was. Love Costco's party food & stuff - except this, obviously.

27 minutes ago, Mostyn6 said:

Not quite sure it has

 

You can see bits of grated carrot in it.

2 hours ago, Mostyn6 said:

 

Toad in the hole contains no Toad. Shepherds pie contains no Shepherd.

They do if they're done right.

Bloody food standards agency.....

2 hours ago, Mostyn6 said:

Have you actually tasted it?

No, because it is a cake which has got vegetables in it.

Carrot cake. Somebody at work has brought a massive one in today for their birthday.

It's a vegetable. Don't put it in cake. Do you eat sprout biscuits?

Horrible idea.

1 hour ago, Mostyn6 said:

dead Onion skin.

No matter how carefully I do things, I always find bits of the crispy, brittle, dry onion skin on the kitchen floor. Even when peeled inside a bag!

Next time, try putting the onion in the bag & not yourself.

41 minutes ago, AmericanRam said:

People's obsession of reading and watching celebrity news, especially shows such as TMZ, similar blogs, etc.

'OMG did you hear who such and such is dating' Or 'Can't believe they did that'. On and on.

I just watch their movies,shows, etc and really don't care to know about their personal lives tbh.

 

I know what you mean. There are music bands that I've listened to and bought most of their output for 30 years - but I can't remember the guys' names let alone any personsal details about them. I like the music but I'm not bothered about getting to know the individuals.

Earworms.

Been humming the Neighbours theme tune all morning so far. Absolutely no idea why.

Sat under the gazebo last night, watching the first thunderstorm of the year.

The word "dang"

1 hour ago, CWC1983 said:

"Soz" and "my bad"

Usually straight after each other, followed by a daft smile and shrug of the shoulders. 

Plus, people at my work, supposedly professionals, in the 25 - 35 age bracket that speak like they are straight from the ghetto, innit, you get me........

 

yeah, it's sick.

I think I did that wrong.....

2 hours ago, JoetheRam said:

The death of the handshake amongst men.

Replaced by some "bro" style high-ish five.

I'm a hugger. It's underrated. 

Brioche buns for burgers. What's wrong with bread?

Unnecessary food fad presumably courtesy of one celebrity chef or other, deperate to fill their latest cookbook / bookshelf dust receptacle.

Doctor Strange

I like the Marvel Avengers films but Thor is probably the only character that I've seen all of their stand alone films. I've never got Captain America at all and have only seen one of the Iron Man films (can't remember which). Dr Strange is probably a character I could easily watch again, though.

Cumberbatch is good but Tilda Swinton steals the film, for me. I love her weirdness & haunting portrayal of The Ancient One.

8/10 and the next one is with Thor, by the look of it, so will look forward to that.

32 minutes ago, LesterRam said:

we common folk don't have these problems...

23 minutes ago, mrdave85 said:

A screw top!? Posh-boy! 

Sarsons??. Flash barstards

20 minutes ago, StivePesley said:

You know how to use one of these right?

Erm.......

20 minutes ago, StivePesley said:

You tip it upside down with the lid on and fill the bulb, then turn it the right way up.

Take the bulb out and capillary action keeps the vinegar in the bulb - you then tap the bulb and drops of vinegar com out

 

Well that's just silly & overcomplicated. What's wrong with a "normal" bottle that you shake?

Vinegar bottles like this, where it's impossible to get any out without flooding your plate.

When threads get hijacked by posters who endlessly continue old off-topic and pedantic circular arguements started elsewhere.

Hypothetically. Glad this never happens on here, obviously.

Pancakes. Lots of them.

10 Cloverfield Lane.

Missed this at the cinema, so finally got round to catching up with it this weekend.

If it's possible for a film to be enjoyable but a bit disappointing at the same time, then this was. John Goodman was excellent and the whole is it real or made up story was quite well done. I found the end a bit disappointing - but can't go into detail without spoilers - so I won't.

6/10

Kingsman

Saw it at the cinema & watched on demand on Saturday.

Very entertaining spoof of Sean Connery era James Bond films slightly spoiled by a weird and out of step sex joke at the end.

7/10

11 minutes ago, LesterRam said:

yeah I thought I had another pubic hair on my screen, you trickster you

Is that a common problem for you? Please tell me it's not your work PC that's covered in pubes.

And another thing.....those are freakishly straight pubes

When food/recipes get messed with for no good reason. I blame competing TV chefs.

A bloke at work makes sausage rolls and claims they're the best ever because he puts branston in them. OK, what if you don't like Branston (I don't). Well I won't be able to taste it, apparently. OK, so why is it in there at all then?. Because it makes them amazing - try one. But I don't like Branston etc etc.

Is it so bad to have a sausage roll and eat it with some Branston on the side if you so desire?.

Also restaurants adding stuff to other stuff for the hell of it. I like mashed spuds. Bit of cream/milk/butter in there?. Great stuff

Mustard? Horseradish?.NO!!!!!!!!!!