Archives – 2006 – January – 18  

Heroes Of Food Science
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— 18 Jan 2006 Tom Comment

1. The geezer who made pikachu cheese shapes
(except they all look disgusting, and kind of not much like a pikachu, maybe if you put MARMITE on the brie to create his stripes!)[…]

Best Opening Conversation In A Film Ever
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— 18 Jan 2006 Pete Baran Comment

(Only slightly spoiled in that it was originally a play).
From Possible Worlds, an artsy fartsy sci-fi film which I really rather enjoyed, though it never gets quite as good as this three-liner:
COP: Looks like a murder and robbery.
HIS BOSS: What wa[…]

LESS PUBS MORE GRUB (runs away)
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— 18 Jan 2006 mark sinker Comment

v.neat and tastable SBD-friendly recipe
YOU NEED: salmon steaks (size as per M&S’s giant bag o’salmon) (ie strips 1 x 3″); young spinach leaves; eggs; dried chillis; butter; wok oil (i use groundnut); vinaigrette
THEN DO THI[…]

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