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• #18677
that seems to be the main purpose for all "social" platforms, to get the likes for the greatest virtue signal. But, yeah, that place is a special kind of hell
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• #18678
Hm that is still fixeable no subsidence and other nasties?
So yes that's sad. It also looks to me you can convert it into flats.
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• #18679
Sponge in trifle. Who the hell wants soggy sponge? It’s almost as big a food crime as putting cherry in chocolate cake.
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• #18680
What is trifle without sponge?
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• #18681
Sponge in trifle. Who the hell wants soggy sponge? It’s almost as big a food crime as putting cherry in chocolate cake.
I used to agree with you. I hated trifle because of the soggy sponge when I was a kid. 40 year old Stonehedge loves it though...maybe its a middle age thing.
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• #18682
Soggy sponge, jelly, cold custard. Trifle is just all sorts of evil
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• #18683
Would qualify as a ‘Live, Laugh, Love’ artisanal-framed, screen-printed wall graphic. An aphorism for our times. For all times.
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• #18684
The trifle is soggy because it is soaked in fortified booze wine.
It is a necessary element for conveying tasty tipsy to your mouth face brain.
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• #18685
Good to hear that you're a great picker up of unconsidered trifles.
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• #18686
Barkeep! Two pints of fortified booze wine.
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• #18687
I hated trifle because of the soggy sponge when I was a kid.
I loved it because of the weird bittersweet flavour of the soggy sponge, which I didn't realise at the time was sherry. 40-something year old me sadly doesn't get to experience proper trifle much anymore, but I have such a distinct memory of my first encounter with it as a kid (my dad brought a big serving back from dinner in a napkin! he didn't like desserts)
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• #18688
I used to love the booze in trifle, I'm now a booze hound.
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• #18689
Trifle is a shit, British tiramisu
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• #18690
This.
It's a bleh nursery pudding.
It shouldn't have sponge anyway - it should have savoiardie, much like tiramisu.
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• #18691
I don't like trifle much, I'm not big on jelly or custard, but I fucking loved those sherry soaked sponge finger things as a kid and now that I'm reminded of it and old I might just find them and eat them soaked in sherry.
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• #18692
Cherry? Black Forest Gateaux. I rest my case.
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• #18693
Christ I hadn't seen the second part of his post.
Black Forest Gateaux shall not be besmirched.
I bet he doesn't like the confluence of lemon and meringue in a pie, either. The pseud.
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• #18694
This heretical blather is like denying the divine existence of Auntie Marie's pink blancmange rabbit upon a field of green jelly. Sometimes both the ears came out of the mould as well.
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• #18695
Who the hell wants soggy sponge?
Soggy sponge sounds like a distasteful Public School game.
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• #18696
You're thinking of soggy biscuit
Or something. I wouldn't know
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• #18697
Not blancmange, but still a rabbit on a field of green for a 3 year old's birthday.
(Homemade raspberry homemade lime jelly (with food colouring) obvs)
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• #18698
they'll be talking to their therapist in 30 years time about the time they were given a skinned rabbit as a child.
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• #18699
I deboned a chicken earlier in the week, and we talked about whether the cats could wear it as meat pyjamas...
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• #18700
I was wondering if Nick Cage in Mandy had a rabbit
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I hate that this local to me art deco style building which is, agreed, in a bit of a state is subject to a derelict action.
Great, instead of rejuvenation it gets flattened to make way for more shoddy flat roofed overpriced private flats.
http://www.derelictglasgow.co.uk/derelict.temple.sawmills.html