Vegas & The Aftermath - Diary

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Castle

It's the Bristolian

Please don't get confused Jon.

The Bristolian was an Express Service that worked the Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads run. It was a TRAIN.

A TRAIN is the LOCOMOTIVE and ROLLING STOCK (coaches, wagons) as a unit.

It was hauled by a 4-6-0 Castle or King Class STEAM LOCOMOTIVE.

We must not confuse Locomotives with Trains. They are as different as cement & concrete, or ceilings & roofs.

or for that matter sultanas and raisins

Lentils & pearl barley even.

One of our kids (I forget which one) use to say "I don't want any bill bailey in my soup"

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Castle

It's the Bristolian

Please don't get confused Jon.

The Bristolian was an Express Service that worked the Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads run. It was a TRAIN.

A TRAIN is the LOCOMOTIVE and ROLLING STOCK (coaches, wagons) as a unit.

It was hauled by a 4-6-0 Castle or King Class STEAM LOCOMOTIVE.

We must not confuse Locomotives with Trains. They are as different as cement & concrete, or ceilings & roofs.

or for that matter sultanas and raisins

Lentils & pearl barley even.

One of our kids (I forget which one) use to say "I don't want any bill bailey in my soup"

It was obligitory with Rabbit soup to have lentils, pearl barley, split peas, broad beans, & of course, a giant slimy dumpling.

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Castle

It's the Bristolian

Please don't get confused Jon.

The Bristolian was an Express Service that worked the Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads run. It was a TRAIN.

A TRAIN is the LOCOMOTIVE and ROLLING STOCK (coaches, wagons) as a unit.

It was hauled by a 4-6-0 Castle or King Class STEAM LOCOMOTIVE.

We must not confuse Locomotives with Trains. They are as different as cement & concrete, or ceilings & roofs.

or for that matter sultanas and raisins

Lentils & pearl barley even.

One of our kids (I forget which one) use to say "I don't want any bill bailey in my soup"

It was obligitory with Rabbit soup to have lentils, pearl barley, split peas, broad beans, & of course, a giant slimy dumpling.

If it has rabbit in it, it's stew, not soup.

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Castle

It's the Bristolian

Please don't get confused Jon.

The Bristolian was an Express Service that worked the Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads run. It was a TRAIN.

A TRAIN is the LOCOMOTIVE and ROLLING STOCK (coaches, wagons) as a unit.

It was hauled by a 4-6-0 Castle or King Class STEAM LOCOMOTIVE.

We must not confuse Locomotives with Trains. They are as different as cement & concrete, or ceilings & roofs.

or for that matter sultanas and raisins

Lentils & pearl barley even.

One of our kids (I forget which one) use to say "I don't want any bill bailey in my soup"

It was obligitory with Rabbit soup to have lentils, pearl barley, split peas, broad beans, & of course, a giant slimy dumpling.

If it has rabbit in it, it's stew, not soup.

Of course, I stand corrected.

Me and Tom think alike.

No, I'm sorry, that's so wrong, I sound like someone from Essex, or Scotland.

Tom & I think alike. There, that's better. I feel posh again.

[Jon MW]

Castle

It's the Bristolian

Please don't get confused Jon.

The Bristolian was an Express Service that worked the Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads run. It was a TRAIN.

A TRAIN is the LOCOMOTIVE and ROLLING STOCK (coaches, wagons) as a unit.

It was hauled by a 4-6-0 Castle or King Class STEAM LOCOMOTIVE.

We must not confuse Locomotives with Trains. They are as different as cement & concrete, or ceilings & roofs.

They were two separate statements.

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Tony
 have you ever tried " Grey paes and bacon" a traditional Black Country dish?

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Tony
 have you ever tried " Grey paes and bacon" a traditional Black Country dish?

No, but I dined at "The Cow Pie Factory" in Tipton, I think, where the Cow Pie was 4lbs in weight.

It was run by an Irish family, & they had a meat fry-up called "Micks Grill".

I think it was with Rhow, DC & Camel, maybe John Shipley too. Proper nice it was.

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Tony
 have you ever tried " Grey paes and bacon" a traditional Black Country dish?

No, but I dined at "The Cow Pie Factory" in Tipton, I think, where the Cow Pie was 4lbs in weight.

It was run by an Irish family, & they had a meat fry-up called "Micks Grill".

I think it was with Rhow, DC & Camel, maybe John Shipley too. Proper nice it was.

This is the place

Click to see full-size image.

Yea they do a Desperate Dan Pie.
Was the mixed grill served on a shovel?

http://www.madorourkes.com/
Its worth taking a look at the menu. lol at the Barrymore pie

[dik9]

Mad O'rourkes rocks, have you ever finished the Desperate Dan, Craig?

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Mad O'rourkes rocks, have you ever finished the Desperate Dan, Craig?

Ive never had it tbh, but Ive had the mixed grill. how about you?
 You tried grey paes and bacon Rich?

[dik9]

Not there, but it is a regular at home
I saw someone attempt the Desperate Dan once, rather large chap lol, didn't manage it but was very close, he ended up getting an ambulance instead of a free meal !

[Karabiner]

What's the wine-list like ?

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What's the wine-list like ?

I can recommend the 2005 chateauneuf du pape.

[dik9]

http://www.madorourkes.com/beverages.html

It is actually quite amusing

Buggar: didn't see the edit sorry

[Claw75]

Am I allowed to change my avatar yet Gatso?