There is a shop locally called 'Fanny's faggots', everytime she tried to advertise it online it got taken down because it was assumed it was a slur or offensive! It was just an innocent old lady (called Fanny) selling welsh faggots in gravy
There is a shop locally called 'Fanny's faggots', everytime she tried to advertise it online it got taken down because it was assumed it was a slur or offensive! It was just an innocent old lady (called Fanny) selling welsh faggots in gravyThe Wetherspoons here in my bit of Wales sells faggots and gravy - bloody delicious. Faggots are meat balls and best served with buttery mash and mushy peas.
I met Shane McGowan once at the Cambridge Folk Festival. Here's some tea for you: He was sober!!
I don’t dislike Kim, even though she’s a nightmare in some ways. She was a trooper in IACGMOOH. As has pointed out she’s damaged. I should think she could start an argument in an empty (if clean) house.Kim and Aggie seemed like polar opposites. I guess having to go around the country and film several series of How Clean with someone you don't particularly like took it's toll hence why they ended up having a rather nasty fall out.
Not a great marketing idea though. Imagine asking for them in Tesco when they’re not on the shelf!There is a shop locally called 'Fanny's faggots', everytime she tried to advertise it online it got taken down because it was assumed it was a slur or offensive! It was just an innocent old lady (called Fanny) selling welsh faggots in gravy
To be fair, I could do that.I don’t dislike Kim, even though she’s a nightmare in some ways. She was a trooper in IACGMOOH. As has pointed out she’s damaged. I should think she could start an argument in an empty (if clean) house.
There is a shop locally called 'Fanny's faggots', everytime she tried to advertise it online it got taken down because it was assumed it was a slur or offensive! It was just an innocent old lady (called Fanny) selling welsh faggots in gravy
Aww that's cute but sad.There is a shop locally called 'Fanny's faggots', everytime she tried to advertise it online it got taken down because it was assumed it was a slur or offensive! It was just an innocent old lady (called Fanny) selling welsh faggots in gravy
Well I always ask my husband to find out where Aunt Bessie's Dumplings areI don’t dislike Kim, even though she’s a nightmare in some ways. She was a trooper in IACGMOOH. As has pointed out she’s damaged. I should think she could start an argument in an empty (if clean) house.
Not a great marketing idea though. Imagine asking for them in Tesco when they’re not on the shelf!
The looks you’d get from people who’d never heard of them.
It was Tiffany for her. Sums her up nicely vindictive but hidden by a veneer of designer labels.*Unsure.
Goes to check with Sharon Osbourne.
My brother told me that Bird's Eye peas were real, actual birds' eyes...Yes thems the ones! I mean Mr Brains I was fine with till my brother told me they were real bits of brain.... dickhead.
LETTUCE?!It was Tiffany for her. Sums her up nicely vindictive but hidden by a veneer of designer labels.
Why anyone would call their poor child Fanny I cannot understand. A couple down our street called their poor mites Fanny and Lettuce.
I have a soft spot for”Fisherman’s Friend” they taste absolutely disgusting. But any mention of sucking on one always gets a good if cheap laugh.Aww that's cute but sad.
Well I always ask my husband to find out where Aunt Bessie's Dumplings are
Yes, I realised as soon as I posted it, couldn’t be arsed to change it. Wouldn’t make much difference though would it? Why risk it? You might as well have T.shits printed for the kid with “mock my child” on them.I t think it's Lettice, I had a great aunt Lettice. I rather like Fanny and Lettice, but I really dont think you could get away with them these days, esp not Fanny.
I know that’s the spelling, but my point is the kids in reception would have little appreciation of Edwardian type names.Was it definitely Lettuce and not Lettice? The latter is old-fashioned, but is a proper girls' name.
This reminds me that Mick Jagger's youngest child is two years younger than his great-granddaughter...That’s exactly what I said on an earlier thread, except pointing out Rod Stewart’s multiple kids and broken homes. But then I’m dead old. She’s made a lot of mistakes but she brought up her kids. It’s about time men were held to account when not prioritising their kids.
I’ve met a Lettuce before, so it can happen! I think it became a trend after Gwyneth Paltrow named her daughter Apple.I have a soft spot for”Fisherman’s Friend” they taste absolutely disgusting. But any mention of sucking on one always gets a good if cheap laugh.
They sell amazingly well in Germany for some reason, although probably not for comedic purposes.
Also, Werther’s Originals, are German, so that old advert where the old grandad is telling about sharing his traditions with grandchildren, isn’t a heart-warming sentimental scenario. In real life he’d most likely be a war criminal if he’s served on the Eastern Front. You wouldn’t want to hear a lot of his stories, with or without a toffee.
Yes, I realised as soon as I posted it, couldn’t be arsed to change it. Wouldn’t make much difference though would it? Why risk it? You might as well have T.shits printed for the kid with “mock my child” on them.
I know that’s the spelling, but my point is the kids in reception would have little appreciation of Edwardian type names.
Are you really posh?I t think it's Lettice, I had a great aunt Lettice. I rather like Fanny and Lettice, but I really dont think you could get away with them these days, esp not Fanny.
No, well-off but, not posh. I hate the term but, the best way to describe the family is ‘new money’. So I think they got lost in translation between Lettice, Lettuce and Apple.Are you really posh?
Have one before you give oral sex. Very tingly.I have a soft spot for”Fisherman’s Friend” they taste absolutely disgusting. But any mention of sucking on one always gets a good if cheap laugh.
Yes, and he wouldn’t pay for at least one of them for years. Was it Karis? I don’t follow his doings.This reminds me that Mick Jagger's youngest child is two years younger than his great-granddaughter...
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