yep thats fine, sundays good for me, now my mrs wants me to take her to tragos as im going that way
damit i hate that place damit i hate that place
GRUNT
Well-Known Member
Now then seeing as how this thread has a Cornish theme to it and it would seem that it's buisness is done, could we change its theme to something more important? ie Cornish Pasties. Are they any better than the ones I get from Couplands? Or are they as bad as my sister says they are, and she's widely travelled, she's been to Cornwall and Sussex. Any how my sister reckons that there not very nice at all 'cos they've dumbed down for the tourist industry and that a Ginsters is far better. So do they do a postal service for proper Cornish Pasties as the Isle of Man do with there Kippers, and very nice kippers they are too, or are they a load of crap and I'd be better off with Couplands.
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
Ginsters are s**t.
Try this -
Pastyman™ - Proper Hand Made Pasties
(sorry, don't know how to paste it as a link)
Try this -
Pastyman™ - Proper Hand Made Pasties
(sorry, don't know how to paste it as a link)
Ginsters are a wana be pasty a bit like a freelander is a wana be land rover, (better get that one in before someone else dose)
anyways how we laugh in the summer in cornwall, when the brand new disco 3s get taken off the school run and hitched up to a 10 foot wide caravan and dragged down to cornwall where most the lanes are only 8 foot wide, you should see there faces as they scrape both sides down a cornish stone wall.
makes me smile every time
anyways how we laugh in the summer in cornwall, when the brand new disco 3s get taken off the school run and hitched up to a 10 foot wide caravan and dragged down to cornwall where most the lanes are only 8 foot wide, you should see there faces as they scrape both sides down a cornish stone wall.
makes me smile every time
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
We've got a dead-end lane near here, about 8 foot wide with 6ft stone hedges each side. Problem is, on the map it looks like it leads to the Camping site, but in reality you need to access it from the other end of the line on the map. Great fun watching them trying to reverse half a mile.
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
Nah, the A30 only has cones and broken down caravaners as obstacles.
Funny how they don't check their car or caravan all year, then wonder why it overheats when it's loaded to the gunnels and they get to a steep hill.
a stone hedge??? is that like stonehenge but fer cornish druids?
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
They're great when you're staggering home from the pub - you just bounce from one side to the other, rather than fall in the ditch like in other parts of the country.
