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"Should not it stops there way coconut!" :lol: :lol:

5 minutes? You could open two cans of beans and a ready meal of mash in that time.

Of course any kind of religious school is fundamentally wrong, but they're supported by the powers that be, so I suppose it's hard to argue against. I'd still like to think I'd choose not to send my kid there.

You'll never get enough use out of it to justify the price. Buy cheap, it crushes your soul less when you look in your cupboards and see all the shite you never actually use.

Brilliant question. Let's see the answers...

Slagging the man's weight isn't what that chant was saying.

The chav version (i.e. the one I have): http://www.amazon.co...fb_lfb_prodpg_4 And once you've peeled it, there are few recipes where you can't substitute "crushed garlic" with "finely chopped garlic", so no need for crushers or such devices.

"Two Paul Gascoignes, there's only two Paul Gascoignes..."

http://www.sarahlizzy.com/blog/?p=139

At least you can be secure in the knowledge you'll turn out a well-rounded member of society like...... oh wait

Regular garlic press works fine for me tbh. Think it's IKEA if that helps. Grater is a sheet above a bowl type affair. Also from IKEA. Heja Sverige.

THEN JUST TAKE ONE THAT SOUNDS NICE AND ADD SOME GARLIC TO IT Sorry, I didn't mean to shout.

Or "French" as we call it within the educational system

I'd forgotten how gold thith thread wath.

Ask them how they make their traditional, plain mayonnaise. I assume it's not Hellmann's, though it'd be hilarious if it was.

Then you have our deepest sympathy.

Yer cartoons on the left think being gay is a choice. Yer cartoon on the right needs to stop shopping at Primark. (I shop at Primark.)

Life is good sometimes.

He certainly rocked that otter look.

Time for them to face off against the ultimate rulers, Sweden! http://www.ufwc.co.uk/

No need to be quite so deferential, Meenz will do.

I can understand the arguments against it insofar as they come from a place where "marriage between a man and woman is something sacred" to the people concerned - but what they need to understand is it's not, and hasn't ever been. Their marrage might feel like something special, and that's wonderful for them, but have you seen some of life's detritus who already get hitched as the law stands now? You name it, it's out there, from bickering befringed charvas with their sausage roll crumb-smeared offspring serving as bridesmaids and page boys through to Arab oil CEOs snagging their fourth Russian bride until the novelty wears off and they go out looking for number five. If that's not enough to thoroughly devalue the concept of marriage already, it's hard to see how Adam and Steve's Faaaabulous Wedventure will ruin it for everyone.

Danish. Here's a handy guide: