Or do you prefer caviar from Fortnum and Masons?
Posted: 2010-11-13 15:21:07
Do you like jellied eals?
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Slimsid2000
Is it true that most cockneys enjoy nothing more than going down the Mile End Road and tucking into a plate of jellied eals? (I paraphrase a little here)
Or do you prefer caviar from Fortnum and Masons?
Or do you prefer caviar from Fortnum and Masons?
AdrianWebb
yep, most cockneys enjoy nothing more than going down the Mile End Road and tucking into a plate of jellied eels. Just like most northerners wear flat caps and most Scots play the bagpipes in a kilt.
Oh and most Brits just love to be stereotyped, so carry on with the good work :getmycoat:
Oh and most Brits just love to be stereotyped, so carry on with the good work :getmycoat:
Posted: 2010-11-13 17:55:21
Sooz
ORIGINAL: Slimsid2000
Is it true that most cockneys enjoy nothing more than going down the Mile End Road and tucking into a plate of jellied eals?
Is it true that most cockneys enjoy nothing more than going down the Mile End Road and tucking into a plate of jellied eals?
I would rather eat my hand than jellied eals - they sound absolutely revolting to me.. although I wouldn't really class myself as a cockney so that would explain it!
Posted: 2010-11-14 14:30:54
krunchie frog
Am almost ashamed to say I don't like them. But my family does. Mum loves them. I like proper pie, mash and liquor though. Had some yesterday, in fact. Nummmm!
Posted: 2010-11-14 15:54:58
Slimsid2000
ORIGINAL: AdrianWebb
yep, most cockneys enjoy nothing more than going down the Mile End Road and tucking into a plate of jellied eels. Just like most northerners wear flat caps and most Scots play the bagpipes in a kilt.
Oh and most Brits just love to be stereotyped, so carry on with the good work :getmycoat:
yep, most cockneys enjoy nothing more than going down the Mile End Road and tucking into a plate of jellied eels. Just like most northerners wear flat caps and most Scots play the bagpipes in a kilt.
Oh and most Brits just love to be stereotyped, so carry on with the good work :getmycoat:
As a Yorkshireman myself i am never happier than when shoving a ferret down my trousers and lamenting the closure of coal mines. (And if you believe that you'll believe anything)
Posted: 2010-11-15 14:22:40
AdrianWebb
ORIGINAL: Slimsid2000
As a Yorkshireman myself i am never happier than when shoving a ferret down my trousers and lamenting the closure of coal mines.
As a Yorkshireman myself i am never happier than when shoving a ferret down my trousers and lamenting the closure of coal mines.
I've always wondered, do Yorkshiremen do both at the same time? Quite a feat to concentrate on the latter while doing the former
Posted: 2010-11-15 16:40:39
All In London
ORIGINAL: AdrianWebb
I've always wondered, do Yorkshiremen do both at the same time? Quite a feat to concentrate on the latter while doing the former
ORIGINAL: Slimsid2000
As a Yorkshireman myself i am never happier than when shoving a ferret down my trousers and lamenting the closure of coal mines.
As a Yorkshireman myself i am never happier than when shoving a ferret down my trousers and lamenting the closure of coal mines.
I've always wondered, do Yorkshiremen do both at the same time? Quite a feat to concentrate on the latter while doing the former
Let's keep it light in here, a bit like Noel's House Party - there was no mention of ferrets in trousers on that show.
;)
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Posted: 2010-11-16 10:39:51
All In London
And, no, I don't like jellied eels.
:vomit:
:vomit:
Posted: 2010-11-16 10:40:23
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