SteveW
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cant bloody wait.. not had haggis in ages..
yeah i know, its not the right time of year.. WHATEVER 
need to have lots of HP Sause with it though... or if your norther.. Brown Sauce
why cant you people say Ketchup... its always Red Sauce 
edit cos i cant spell
thats what you get for going to Chalfonts St Peter school instead of somewhere good lol.... im a thicket
[Edited on 31-07-2008 by SteveW]
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John
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Sauce you mean.
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Lawrah
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Haggis is great all year round.. with gravy and chips!
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SteveW
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quote: Originally posted by John
Sauce you mean.
what the deuce !!
damn my feeble mind.. (i always spell it like that lol.. im silly)
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ed
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Steve, are you drunk or just very excited?
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SteveW
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bored... there is a fine line between drunk, bored and excited
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myke
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isn't haggis just mince meat in a stomach anyway?
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ed
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I think it has corn in it. Whatever it is, it's tastey.
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Mad Moe
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quote: Originally posted by myke
isn't haggis just mince meat in a stomach anyway?
Sheep's 'pluck' (heart, liver and lungs), minced with onion, oatmeal, suet, spices, and salt, mixed with stock, and traditionally boiled in the animal's stomach for approximately three hours.
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cunningham
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why the need for sauce on anything just hides the flavour
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Brett
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Sounds great
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CorsAsh
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I quite fancy a black pudding now.
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CorsAsh
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And a pint of dripping to wash it down with.
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Doug
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We have a few packs of McSweens in the freezer
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SteveW
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quote: Originally posted by cunningham
why the need for sauce on anything just hides the flavour
find it too dry on its own.. plus HP goes really well with it
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ed
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Did you have neaps and tatties?
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ed
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http://www.macsween.co.uk/recipes/recipe-information.asp?ID=2
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SteveW
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indeed i did, you gotta have neaps and tatties
had this quite a lot while growing up.. my grandparents were Scottish 
the only thing i dont like is the after effects... i get A LOT of wind lol
[Edited on 31-07-2008 by SteveW]
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ed
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You got any plans for this weekend?
Check the location
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SteveW
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oh your back... for how long ??
i booking a weekend away with the mrs... but next weekend.. yous fuckin knows it !!!
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ed
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Until October
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sand-eel
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you should try catching a wild haggis....they are vicious little gits
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Pete_vxl
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hard to catch, they run so fast with those hillside adapted legs.
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sand-eel
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ano
i'm away to catch one the noo *grabs kilt, sword, has a swally of whiskey and heads for the hills*
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SteveW
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scottish people speak funny 
they say funny things like "oot, aboot and tennents"
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