u75 pie challenge..?
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tangerinedream
Density of Sound
cyberfairy
http://unicycle-emptiness.co.uk/
snorts pie..feels high...Derian said:
cyberfairy
http://unicycle-emptiness.co.uk/
just read that they want accredited pie reviewers for the site...brushes cheese and onion off cv-ok, who wants to be my references?tangerinedream said:
Maybe i could send as attachements, thousands of greggs bags and my cholestrel levels
cyberfairy
http://unicycle-emptiness.co.uk/
why do i have the feeling i will wake up tomorrow humming that?Derian said:
tangerinedream
Density of Sound
Wigan Is Internationally Renowned For Its Pies
still sulking....
mind you, pieminister wished me happy birthday, which reminds me...
still sulking....
mind you, pieminister wished me happy birthday, which reminds me...
cyberfairy
http://unicycle-emptiness.co.uk/
i think wigan is renowned for it's soggy bottomstangerinedream said:Wigan Is Internationally Renowned For Its Pies
still sulking....
mind you, pieminister wished me happy birthday, which reminds me...
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
wigan? never heard of it
cyberfairy
http://unicycle-emptiness.co.uk/
mmmm....plethora of pies.......Wolfie said:
tangerinedream
Density of Sound
cyberfairy said:i think wigan is renowned for it's soggy bottoms
no, miss faerie - one pie shop in wigan has pastry that falls slightly below the ambrosia like standard of the others and derian made a silly joke about it and you just had to join in
None of your £7.95 for a pie malarky in Wigan.
tangerinedream
Density of Sound
Wolfie said:
Wolfie is my new favourite poster
and i too celebrated my birthday with.... wait a minute, am I wolfie
tangerinedream
Density of Sound
Wolfie said:
very true, but actually there is an interesting socio-political tale behind that.....
neighbouring Laythers (Leigh folk) are 'lobby gobblers'
tangerinedream said:very true, but actually there is an interesting socio-political tale behind that.....
neighbouring Laythers (Leigh folk) are 'lobby gobblers'
did you know they called Heywood monkey town? - apparently the bar stools in the pubs of Heywood had to have holes in the seats for the patrons to put their tails through ....
tangerinedream said:no, miss faerie - one pie shop in wigan has pastry that falls slightly below the ambrosia like standard of the others and derian made a silly joke about it and you just had to join in
None of your £7.95 for a pie malarky in Wigan.
Wapping's got soggy pastry! Wapping's got soggy pastry!
Oooops
tangerinedream
Density of Sound
Wolfie said:
Wolfie loses position as new favourite poster...
back to the northern forum for me.... that's where i post all my ideas that prohibit people from other regions joining in
*shakes fist at all on thread*
tangerinedream
Density of Sound
Wolfie said:
Some people reckon the 'pie eating' moniker comes from the fact Wigan's miners went back to work before others arround them during strikes way back when - hence eating 'humble pie'
but there are an awful lot of pie shops in wigan
cyberfairy
http://unicycle-emptiness.co.uk/
i triied to amusingly cut n paste out of context information about wigan's pies but it went wrong.tangerinedream said:no, miss faerie - one pie shop in wigan has pastry that falls slightly below the ambrosia like standard of the others and derian made a silly joke about it and you just had to join in
None of your £7.95 for a pie malarky in Wigan.
what a waste of my life ooh...pie anyway, derian's cool so i always copy her
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
hold on, hold on... there's nothing to say that there can only be one pie meet...
i think a london one is inevitable, and something like a pre-prod or offline event sounds the most likely to work.
a bristol one - perhaps combined with a tour of pieminister's kitchen, say - would also work i think.
as for the north, midlands, wales, scotland and the deep south-west, i think those actually there need to sort out where/when/who etc...
after xmas sounds the best bet to me though...
i think a london one is inevitable, and something like a pre-prod or offline event sounds the most likely to work.
a bristol one - perhaps combined with a tour of pieminister's kitchen, say - would also work i think.
as for the north, midlands, wales, scotland and the deep south-west, i think those actually there need to sort out where/when/who etc...
after xmas sounds the best bet to me though...
cyberfairy
http://unicycle-emptiness.co.uk/
do you like eating pie?tangerinedream said:
Some people reckon the 'pie eating' moniker comes from the fact Wigan's miners went back to work before others arround them during strikes way back when - hence eating 'humble pie'
but there are an awful lot of pie shops in wigan
Termite Man
zombie flesh eater
cyberfairy said:do you like eating pie?
who doesn't like eating pies ?
tangerinedream said:Wolfie loses position as new favourite poster...
back to the northern forum for me.... that's where i post all my ideas that prohibit people from other regions joining in
*shakes fist at all on thread*
well suggest an alternative then!
we could all come to Fleetwood if you want
cyberfairy
http://unicycle-emptiness.co.uk/
in fleetwood i had a hollands cheese and onion pie, homemade chips and a diet coke (one has to watch ones figure) at a cafe nr the seafront for £2. 30Wolfie said:well suggest an alternative then!
we could all come to Fleetwood if you want
