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I hate you.. As all I have is a ham, cheese and pickle roll
Every day, thousands of innocent plants are killed by vegetarians.
Help end the violence EAT BACON
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Just had Pizza Prosciutto e Funghi.
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Ham and mushrooms always go well together, especially with a good cheese.
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Following your food posts it strikes me that you're not Italian, as you share many of the common Italian tastes and usually eat what could easily be a common Italian lunch!
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I also love ham and mushrooms, especially without mushrooms.
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Nice. I wish I had that right now.
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Haven't had lunch in years. Just got fed up with wasting all that time thinking about it, shopping for it, and preparing it. Can't say I miss it.
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Skipping lunch [very hungry now] as Mrs Wife is home early and we're going out for a drive in the toot-toot car and a Worzel Gummage*
* Slice of tea and a cup of cake
veni bibi saltavi
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: Skipping lunch [very hungry now] as Mrs Wife is home early and we're going out for a drive in the toot-toot car and a Worzel Gummage*
* Shag in a haystack
FTFY
Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity thrust upon them.
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chriselst wrote: Shag in a haystack
You, like me, are married. Shirley you'd know such things don't happen any more.
veni bibi saltavi
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I went to the pub and had a pint of wife beater whilst watching the Ausies tumble.
Then I went to Subway.
It is Friday after all. Now I'm back at work.
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I'm sending in a special ops team to raid your home. All the ingredients you have listed are banned by interpol and must be taken in, as evidence of your crime.
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You may take my yeast, but you'll never take my freedom!
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It's Friday and we're down to the bottom of the barrel so leftover steak strips and cheese on a hoggie bun and chips for me.
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OriginalGriff wrote: What are you planning on?
Coming over?
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I have a large (16 oz) Melton Mowbray Pork Pie that I am currently looking at (and slobbering on my desk about) and deciding whether to eat the whole thing for breakfast or save half of it for lunch! These pies may be common in the UK but they are like gold dust here in the US.
I have found a new US, legal source for these pies (and Cornish pasties and sausage rolls, etc.) and am stuffing myself with long-missed goodies at the moment.
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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Oooo....a good pork pie is a thing to love!
I can make the hot water pastry and get that right, but I've never managed to get the filling "just there", no matter what mixture of pig parts and spices I use.
One day I'll find a good recipe...but until then I'll have to buy them. And the good ones are getting scarce here too, being replaced with manufactured cr@p that tastes of plastic, not pork.
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OriginalGriff wrote: that tastes of plastic
Ah, the fresh taste of plastic. Just like mama used to make.
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Where? Please do tell. I've been looking but haven't had much luck . I've tried to make my own (Cornish pasties etc) but they somehow don't come out the same.
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theenglishporkpiecompany.com [^]
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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OriginalGriff wrote: Methinks olive bread, Camembert, salami, and Tomkin tomatoes is going to feature highly on the luncheon menu today. It's 16:31, it's an hour before I leave for home and now, after reading that, I'm really hungry... thanks...
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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I went to a talk on Functional Programming (related to CQRS) and it just seems like such a natural match. This got me wondering - why isn't functional programming far more widely used than it is?
(Thoughts I had - lack of visualisation tooling, and steep learning curve for juniors...?)
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Because"the long established other paradigms do the job, so why change" ?
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Yeah - that was what held back object-oriented programming...until it didn't.
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