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onomatopoeic dinner tonight
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Mike.. . . .
2014-01-14 17:46:45 UTC
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bangers with bubble & squeak.

any others?
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graham
2014-01-14 18:24:34 UTC
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Post by Mike.. . . .
bangers with bubble & squeak.
any others?
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Last week I made some "Cranberry, chocolate, cashew, crispy, cornflake
cookies."
Graham
Phil Cook
2014-01-14 22:33:31 UTC
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Post by graham
Post by Mike.. . . .
bangers with bubble & squeak.
any others?
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Last week I made some "Cranberry, chocolate, cashew, crispy, cornflake
cookies."
That's alliterative. If you had made crunches they would be onomatopoeic.
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Phil Cook
graham
2014-01-14 22:40:09 UTC
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Post by Phil Cook
Post by graham
Post by Mike.. . . .
bangers with bubble & squeak.
any others?
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Last week I made some "Cranberry, chocolate, cashew, crispy, cornflake
cookies."
That's alliterative. If you had made crunches they would be onomatopoeic.
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I realised that after i had sent it. I had to dig into the very depths of
memories of grammar school to retrieve the definitions.
Graham
graham
2014-01-14 22:40:45 UTC
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Post by Phil Cook
Post by graham
Post by Mike.. . . .
bangers with bubble & squeak.
any others?
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Last week I made some "Cranberry, chocolate, cashew, crispy, cornflake
cookies."
That's alliterative. If you had made crunches they would be onomatopoeic.
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I realised that after i had sent it. I had to dig into the very depths of
memories of grammar school to retrieve the definitions.
Graham
........but the cookies were still good!
Phil Cook
2014-01-14 23:20:10 UTC
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Post by graham
Post by Phil Cook
Post by graham
Last week I made some "Cranberry, chocolate, cashew, crispy, cornflake
cookies."
That's alliterative. If you had made crunches they would be onomatopoeic.
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I realised that after i had sent it. I had to dig into the very depths of
memories of grammar school to retrieve the definitions.
Graham
.........but the cookies were still good!
Yeah, they sound like the sort where a whole batch lasts five minutes
in this house!
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Phil Cook
Mike.. . . .
2014-01-15 07:55:16 UTC
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I realised that after i had sent it.
yeah, thread drift makes me sick :-)
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Mike... . . . .
graham
2014-01-15 14:35:18 UTC
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I realised that after i had sent it.
yeah, thread drift makes me sick :-)
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Did you pewk?
Graham

Malcolm Loades
2014-01-14 18:26:51 UTC
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Post by Mike.. . . .
bangers with bubble & squeak.
Bubble and squeak with a fried egg was lunch today.
Post by Mike.. . . .
any others?
Dinner will be cauli cheese sprinkled with fried, diced pancetta.
Beaujolais to drink with it.

Malcolm
Mike.. . . .
2014-01-14 18:39:32 UTC
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fried
"fried" is onomatopoeic isn't it, hadn't thought of that.
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Malcolm Loades
2014-01-15 05:47:34 UTC
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Post by Mike.. . . .
bangers with bubble & squeak.
Bubble and squeak with a fried egg was lunch today.
Post by Mike.. . . .
any others?
Dinner will be cauli cheese sprinkled with fried, diced pancetta.
Beaujolais to drink with it.
Malcolm
Oops! Didn't realise follow-up dinners had to be onomatopoeic as well.

I'll post back on the night we have Chicken Cuisses, Cauliflower,
Carrots and Chips with Chianti. This may not be for sometime.

Malcolm
Mike.. . . .
2014-01-15 07:58:01 UTC
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Didn't realise follow-up dinners had to be onomatopoeic as well.
so far we have 100% non compliance. :-) For some reason I thought of
"in bed with me dinner" not sure what word describes that joke?
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felangey
2014-01-14 23:47:26 UTC
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Post by Mike.. . . .
bangers with bubble & squeak.
any others?
I had some pork crackling, followed by some popcorn washed down with a glass
of fizz! ;)
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