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Happy birthday, 48? Sounds like a good age to me. You've experienced Richmond success and before the world became sensitive, tech crazy, lazy, morons...but also young enough to focus on a bright future.I got my man Jeremiah Anklebone to take them to HM Post Box and get them away ASAP , must have gone to servants Brunch (a pint at the bull and mouth most likely) , Darned impudent on his part I must jolly well say , he will end up ruining my day now , the scallywag...I'll see he ends up in Wandsworth or Wormwood Scrubs for this...Oh the pain...
The stiffer the better.Those of us with old money prefer a stiff gin and tonic.
I'd say coopers pale is considered more a breakfast refreshment in these parts... By brunch us southern folk have usually moved onto a more substantial beverage to accompany our late-morning fare. Personally, I prefer an imperial pint of Benedictine to go with my 11am terrine. Delish!Is Coopers the most common Brunch beverage in SA?
Happy birthday, 48? Sounds like a good age to me. You've experienced Richmond success and before the world became sensitive, tech crazy, lazy, morons...but also young enough to focus on a bright future.
To me the Dark Ale always screams brunch in winter.I'd say coopers pale is considered more a breakfast refreshment in these parts... By brunch us southern folk have usually moved onto a more substantial beverage to accompany our late-morning fare. Personally, I prefer an imperial pint of Benedictine to go with my 11am terrine. Delish!
That looks too good to mix.
Good show indeed. Top hole, I would suggest, old fruit. A couple of stiff ones at brunch's end would rather set one up for the day, what. Happy 48th for next week, old man. I would wait until next week, but us old brunchers can't quite remember those kind of things from week to week. Damn nuisance I say.
I'd suggest shot glasses with occasional Melbourne Bitter chasers would be the go with a revered drop like that.Good show indeed. Top hole, I would suggest, old fruit. A couple of stiff ones at brunch's end would rather set one up for the day, what. Happy 48th for next week, old man. I would wait until next week, but us old brunchers can't quite remember those kind of things from week to week. Damn nuisance I say.
I got my man Jeremiah Anklebone to take them to HM Post Box and get them away ASAP , must have gone to servants Brunch (a pint at the bull and mouth most likely) , Darned impudent on his part I must jolly well say , he will end up ruining my day now , the scallywag...I'll see he ends up in Wandsworth or Wormwood Scrubs for this...Oh the pain...
A thrashing or two may sort the bounder out. Whip the belt out, and inform him that if his impertinence continues, you will be forced to thrash him.Thank you dear old boy , alas in 1 week I shall be 48 , that idler Anklebone , pish , I'll be dueced if I make 49 with all the worry about that , that common ninny. The man will be the death of me I'm sure , may need to let him go and find a new man I should think.
I'm in a swoon. Diamente. Opal. Onyx. Oroton.Brunchers Anonymous...can you imagine the cufflinks at that meeting.
They would compliment each other wonderfuly well. Just so long as we're not required to get up too many times.I'd suggest shot glasses with occasional Melbourne Bitter chasers would be the go with a revered drop like that.
Reposed in Chesterfields whilst the gramophone plays for hours.They would compliment each other wonderfuly well. Just so long as we're not required to get up too many times.
black tie or nah?They're busy the following Friday , the exhibition is due at my place , I'm turning 48 and I'm putting on a little something (Brunch included). Ta Ta...
Open neck shirt with a longy in a paperbag.black tie or nah?
need to know so i can get fitted now
Another trick with the crackling is to score it first wit a Stanley knife so you end up with 2cm squares then rub the Himalayan salt in and follow the recipe. Absolutely fool proof.I like pork belly but I can't cook crackling. Eat out only dish for me.
And NEVER cut through the fat into the meat before it goes into the ovenAnother trick with the crackling is to score it first wit a Stanley knife so you end up with 2cm squares then rub the Himalayan salt in and follow the recipe. Absolutely fool proof.
If you end up with soft spots in the crackle then heat up the fry pan and pop it in facing the heat and it goes magic in minutes.
Yep.And NEVER cut through the fat into the meat before it goes into the oven
Still here mate, just not as frequent lately.Tiger4Ever why you ain't post no more?