UK only. Masterchef, what a load of cock!

[Lost User]

This conversation just got very familiar. :)

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[soap brain]

I know - that was intentional. ;P I'm not a dynamic conversationalist, you should know that by now.

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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

I know - that was intentional.

Thought it was :)

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

I'm not a dynamic conversationalist, you should know that by now.

True, you like to sit back and have it done for you.

Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

[soap brain]

Hey, I can get involved if it's not about food or climate change.

[Lost User]

AT least food is interesting. GW is so dull these days. I think people have become utterly numbed by the onslaught from the media, with the total lack of any substantial change in the climate. It seems everyone has put it on a back burner to be ignored till something does actually happen. Foods good though. Its never a divisive topic.

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[soap brain]

fat_boy wrote:

AT least food is interesting.

Meh. I like cheesecake. There, I'm done.

[Lost User]

...and computers. The most boring topic of conversation known to man.

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[Lost User]

Its funny stuff cheesecake. Sometimes I really like it, other times it tastes gacky.

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[soap brain]

Birds and octopodes and primates are sometimes interesting to discuss though.

[Lost User]

How do you cook them? ;)

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[soap brain]

Fire?

[Lost User]

Octopod ceviche could be good. (cooked in lime juice)

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[Lost User]

God I'm so bored. This job had one interesting moment, that lasted 5 days, and now its over. And now I am startijng to resent the fact I have to give so much of my time up just to stare blankly at a screen wondering what kind of utter stupidity broke the damn product.

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[soap brain]

Yeah, I'm as bored as hell as well.

[Lost User]

Actually, the food in Uganda was all quite eatable, though some of it (cassava) not terribly nourishing. And given the choice I would probably avoid some of the things in their basic diet.

Just say 'NO' to evaluated arguments for diadic functions! Ash

[Lost User]

Not enough interesting homework?

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[soap brain]

I'm just not in the mood for it.

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fat_boy wrote:

Anyway, thats not the point. To judge British chefs on their ability to cook a dish so obsucure I never heard of it, with ingredients so lame I wouldnt want to eat it is stupid in the extreme.

Bask in the ultimate truth of fat_boy. Only food that he could like is fit to be cooked on the tele. You really are the incarnation of Cartman, aren't you?

[fjdiewornncalwe]

I thought it was the germans with their methane-producing sausages. :doh:

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fat_boy wrote:

Reminds me of the much touted Anduilette. A tripe sausage. THey are truly revolting.

This might the first thing we agree upon!