| Mon, Apr 13 2009 11:14pm IST 1 |

Aiyla
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Never too early, no.
JULIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
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| Tue, Apr 14 2009 02:42am IST 2 |

Steve
706 Posts
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Kate: Mindbogglingly huge is, I'm afraid, a measure we reserve for
just one drink: The Pangalacticgargleblaster. However, we can do
the '97 Lafitte in a more modest size... shall I just fill one the
Jacuzzis with it?
Alannah: Well, there's egg and bacon; egg sausage and bacon; egg
and spam; egg bacon and spam; egg bacon sausage and spam; spam
bacon sausage and spam; spam egg spam spam bacon and spam; spam
sausage spam spam bacon spam tomato and spam.
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| Tue, Apr 14 2009 07:50am IST 3 |

Alannah
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Steve, for my breakfast I'd like egg, sausage, bacon and
spam....wait, no spam!
(I'm hearing that song now: spam spam spam...ahhhh!)
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| Tue, Apr 14 2009 09:18am IST 4 |

Steve
706 Posts
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I had to live off spam for a bit. The fridge in my van didn't work,
so on my travels through the Aussie bush I figured that meat in a
tin would be my best bet. They do a super-hot 'n spicy one that
takes the taste of whale's vagina away a bit.
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| Tue, Apr 14 2009 09:26am IST 5 |

Alannah
103 Posts
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ew Steve...good thing I've had my breakfast already. When I worked
in an ancient hardware store in Miami, we used to have Spam
sandwiches, with coffee, actually, they weren't bad, though I
cannot imagine eating them now (that was about 15 years ago)
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| Tue, Apr 14 2009 03:43pm IST 6 |

Steve
706 Posts
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Ye-e-e-e-s. May have pushed the boundary a bit too far there.
Still, if I was dying a hungry death in the dusty outback, stranded
200 miles from anywhere and anyone I'd probably eat...
...no, I wouldn't. I'd rather eat my own fingers.
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| Tue, Apr 14 2009 04:07pm IST 7 |

Alannah
103 Posts
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Your own fingers would probably taste better than spam anyway....
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| Wed, Apr 15 2009 12:00am IST 8 |

Aiyla
454 Posts
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I remember the good old spam n sand sandwiches.
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| Wed, Apr 15 2009 07:21am IST 9 |

Steve
706 Posts
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Easy on the spam, more sand please. Much tastier like that. Anyone
got any otters' noses?
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| Wed, Apr 15 2009 10:23am IST 10 |

Kate.J
79 Posts
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Otters
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| Fri, Apr 17 2009 12:58pm IST 11 |

Steve
706 Posts
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[Steve pops in for a cheeky basic cheese and Branston sarni].
Chef: Honestly. Every fucking dish on the planet, created to
fucking perfection, and the fucking sod just 'as a cheese 'n
fucking pickle sandwich.
Oi, Chef. What is it with you lot and the language? Why is it you
treat your staff like dogs and swear at them all the time? Does it
make the food taste better? All that potty mouth? Don't give me
that rubbish that it's a stressful environment - YOU make
it stressful. Try working down a mine with your life in danger
every minute of your working day. That's stress. And I'm
glad you didn't become a surgeon, either.
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| Fri, Apr 17 2009 01:21pm IST 12 |

Alannah
103 Posts
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Didn't realise our chef was Gordon Fucking Ramsay hee hee (hope he
didn't spit in your sarni)
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| Sat, Apr 18 2009 01:11am IST 13 |

Aiyla
454 Posts
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I quite fancy some sea food as a starter, mmm... let me see,
6 oysters and then perhaps a poulpe salade, a glass of white wine
and...oh don't forget the bread.
Then Coquilles Saint Jacques with a creamy saffron sauce... ooh and
more wine...yes just leave the bottle, thanks.
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| Mon, Apr 20 2009 05:15am IST 14 |

Steve
706 Posts
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I must remember to pack the larger of my two shrimping nets.
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