Never understood why we have to eat Turkey at Xmas its not really a tasty meat and i know of noone who eats it anyother time of the year unless bernard Mathews makes it shapes that is.
So if you could eat one meat at xmas what would it be?
By: steve rowell - 29th December 2003 at 05:09
Depends on what part of the world you live in, i thought Turkey was only popular in America
I wonder what they eat in Turkey?????
By: Guzzineil - 28th December 2003 at 11:38
mmm well my christmas lunch was a bowl of veg fried rice followed by banana pancakes covered in honey! eaten whilst sitting watching the nice warm Arabian Sea..!!!! oh god its so cold now I’m back in England!
By: Mark9 - 28th December 2003 at 06:24
Yes I will be here don’t worry I have a plan that should by me time 😉 😉 Anna:D 😀
By: Arabella-Cox - 28th December 2003 at 03:36
I prefer ham or mutton or chicken (OK it is actually AND and not OR) at christmas… If it is hot we have a salad or a barbeque.
The lunch (with dessert) is normally the biggest meal with family and then tea (ie dinner) is leftovers from lunch with more dessert.
By: EAL340 - 28th December 2003 at 03:07
😮 😮 😮
no need to get like that, im guna cry now. 🙁
By: Flood - 28th December 2003 at 03:06
Yes – coz Anna will be here (hopefully!) and I won’t have to be irritating to sods like you!
Go on – bugger off!
Flood.
By: EAL340 - 28th December 2003 at 03:03
LOL i am!
Truely am sorry. Bet you cant wait until tomorrow? 😀
By: Flood - 28th December 2003 at 03:01
Originally posted by EAL340
😀 night night flood… and im sorry. 🙂
EAL340 – night night flood… and im sorry.
No you bloody aren’t!
Flood.
By: EAL340 - 28th December 2003 at 03:00
😀 night night flood… and im sorry. 🙂
By: Flood - 28th December 2003 at 02:58
Originally posted by EAL340
who are you talking to?
EAL340 – who are you talking to?
Just in case you try that again…
Funny how you can go off people, isn’t it?
Flood.
By: EAL340 - 28th December 2003 at 02:54
who are you talking to?
By: Flood - 28th December 2003 at 02:54
Ha ha.
You will get yours, and it will be sudden and annoying…
Flood.
By: Flood - 28th December 2003 at 02:45
And then the orderlies allow you to play with the crayons for the afternoon, as long as you don’t try to eat them…
Then you take the rice crispy bit out!!!
Flood.
By: Flood - 27th December 2003 at 20:21
(Better mention that this might be regarded as trivial by other thread posters/readers…;))
Um… Eating turkey was almost certainly imported from the americas for some reason or other. In Britain it was traditional (for those who could afford it) to eat goose at Christmas.
Flood.
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