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Post by oldman on Sept 20, 2009 0:21:17 GMT
What bait are you using these days Buster?
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Post by buster on Sept 20, 2009 0:22:21 GMT
yeah yeah, fishing trip blah blah, forget your rod etc etc...
dont you have any other comebacks other than the above?
i thought i was on ignore...
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Post by oldman on Sept 20, 2009 0:23:38 GMT
Sorry took you of ignore to see if you have got any better, but as you have not , you are back on ignore sniping to yourself!
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Post by buster on Sept 20, 2009 0:26:13 GMT
this coming from a guy that thinks a good way of breaking up fights is to throw sticks at people?
what is the world coming to?
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Post by Shaggy on Sept 20, 2009 7:14:42 GMT
To get back onto topic...  Was that 'extra' food stall there last night? I confess that I didn't get out of my seat during the intervals (too damn tired!) so didn't get around to looking for it. If it was there... was the nosh any good? |
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Post by oldman on Sept 20, 2009 7:18:20 GMT
you need to get it as you walk in , generally sells out quickly!
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Post by Shaggy on Sept 20, 2009 7:20:21 GMT
you need to get it as you walk in , generally sells out quickly! In that case... where the hell was it? Granted, I didn't get there until 18:55, but there wasn't anything where I thought people had said it was situated (where Dave Page's desk used to be... did I get that wrong?) |
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Post by oldman on Sept 20, 2009 7:31:04 GMT
yep the opposite side but as you walk in,
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Post by Shaggy on Oct 4, 2009 7:44:09 GMT
Well, true to my word, I tried out the food at that extra stall near the entrance last night.
Hot beef cob with gravy and horseradish sauce (the latter added to taste by the customer) for £2.50.
Verdict? - a big THUMBS UP!!
The beef was hot and good quality... and the lass was slicing the beef off the joint right in front of you, so you could see exactly what you were getting. The cobs were fresh - neither stale nor soggy. The service was good - fast and friendly - and the price was right.
If anyone from the NIC management reads this... that is EXACTLY the model you should be following! A significantly lower price than the burgers etc in the concourse outlets, and vastly higher quality.
That hot beef cob was definitely what I call value for money, and I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending it to anyone else.
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Post by Milkman™ on Oct 4, 2009 11:47:56 GMT
the lass was slicing the beef off the joint right in front of you You got my attention. Pictures? |
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Post by spik on Oct 4, 2009 11:48:59 GMT
The alternative was a Cheese burger at 4 pounds which I bought for someone....yes FOUR pounds.
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Post by Shaggy on Oct 4, 2009 13:06:54 GMT
the lass was slicing the beef off the joint right in front of you You got my attention. Pictures? ROTFLMAO! You are asking me for pictures? ;D Sadly not... if nothing else, my mobile is so old/primitive it doesn't even have a camera. But there were 3 nice lasses on the stall - and as mentioned, the service was good - they were friendly and efficient. |
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Post by sparta on Oct 5, 2009 13:37:35 GMT
The alternative was a Cheese burger at 4 pounds which I bought for someone....yes FOUR pounds. It was my first home game on saturday, and I had a cheese burger and I have to say, it was absolutely fantastic, despite the price. |
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Post by howeaboutthat on Oct 5, 2009 13:43:24 GMT
Well, each to their own.
I eaten better burgers served from boil-in-the-bag rations. At most it is something to fill a stomach, but if you need to fill your stomach with something flavourless then the super model's favorite, toilet paper, is available for free in the loos.
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Post by sparta on Oct 5, 2009 16:29:40 GMT
Well, each to their own. I eaten better burgers served from boil-in-the-bag rations. At most it is something to fill a stomach, but if you need to fill your stomach with something flavourless then the super model's favorite, toilet paper, is available for free in the loos. If you don't like them, fine, but quite clearly you wish to make a bigger issue of it, so feel free. |
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Post by howeaboutthat on Oct 5, 2009 17:29:15 GMT
Well, each to their own. I eaten better burgers served from boil-in-the-bag rations. At most it is something to fill a stomach, but if you need to fill your stomach with something flavourless then the super model's favorite, toilet paper, is available for free in the loos. If you don't like them, fine, but quite clearly you wish to make a bigger issue of it, so feel free. Not making an issue of it, as I said, each to their own. BTW, do you smoke? |
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Post by Number 9.1 on Oct 6, 2009 7:16:11 GMT
the lass was slicing the beef off the joint right in front of you You got my attention. Pictures? I'm assuming that's a euphemism in your part of the world? |
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Post by Evil Duck on Oct 6, 2009 11:26:23 GMT
So as a quick rundown of what we've had from the new stall on the front:
Roast beef this Saturday
Roast turkey the week before.
We've had roast pork too.
(have I missed any?)
What comes next?
I really hope this is a regular thing now, it looked like a one off the first time I saw it (which I think was the first game against the Squeelers for the cheeseboard), but it's stayed so far....
... anybody know for sure?
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Post by Mythosman on Oct 6, 2009 13:06:58 GMT
So as a quick rundown of what we've had from the new stall on the front: Roast beef this Saturday Roast turkey the week before. We've had roast pork too. (have I missed any?) What comes next? I really hope this is a regular thing now, it looked like a one off the first time I saw it (which I think was the first game against the Steelers for the cheeseboard), but it's stayed so far.... ... anybody know for sure? Whatever's next Dobbin, you can bet it won't be a slice of Panthers Humble Pie!  |
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Post by oldman on Oct 7, 2009 21:36:33 GMT
Ah Humble Pie always in short supply on the cage!
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Post by sparta on Oct 8, 2009 17:50:38 GMT
If you don't like them, fine, but quite clearly you wish to make a bigger issue of it, so feel free. Not making an issue of it, as I said, each to their own. BTW, do you smoke? Nope. |
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