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emicen
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25th Jan 11 at 17:13   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
It is time...
JonnyJ
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I want a pet Haggis

Nath, do you remember us attempting to read that poem in Kirkcaldy station?
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25th Jan 11 at 17:16   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
im starving, someone send me some haggis

i'll have it with mash n beans i think that would taste nice
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Haggis is for scottish people mate.
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quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
I want a pet Haggis

Nath, do you remember us attempting to read that poem in Kirkcaldy station?


Come catch one, season opens mid August and runs to late September.

With one leg shorter than the other for running round hill tops, and short heather forecast this season, they're easy quarry if you are reasonably quick on your feet
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Originally posted by JonnyJ
Haggis is for scottish people mate.


says who?
Rich H
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Is there a translator in the house?
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Originally posted by emicen
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Originally posted by JonnyJ
I want a pet Haggis

Nath, do you remember us attempting to read that poem in Kirkcaldy station?


Come catch one, season opens mid August and runs to late September.

With one leg shorter than the other for running round hill tops, and short heather forecast this season, they're easy quarry if you are reasonably quick on your feet


Cheers for the tip mate

Going to get it a little tartan rug and everything
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25th Jan 11 at 17:55   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I want haggis! I get deprived every year! So I'm making some tomorrow, if no one will male it for me, I'll do it myself.
emicen
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25th Jan 11 at 17:57   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by JonnyJ
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Originally posted by emicen
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Originally posted by JonnyJ
I want a pet Haggis

Nath, do you remember us attempting to read that poem in Kirkcaldy station?


Come catch one, season opens mid August and runs to late September.

With one leg shorter than the other for running round hill tops, and short heather forecast this season, they're easy quarry if you are reasonably quick on your feet


Cheers for the tip mate

Going to get it a little tartan rug and everything


Wearing a "see you jimmy" hat whilst hunting is optional, but favoured amongst the purists too. As an outsider, this will help your mimesis with the locals


Boom! Dinner time:


Skipping the neeps since I'm teaching later and it's not very professional gassing your class

[Edited on 25-01-2011 by emicen]
JonnyJ
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Originally posted by Shell
I want haggis! I get deprived every year! So I'm making some tomorrow, if no one will male it for me, I'll do it myself.


You're going to start breeding Haggis?! Give me one!

[Edited on 25-01-2011 by JonnyJ]
alan-g-w
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25th Jan 11 at 18:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I'm about to have a full crispy aromatic duck for dinner, fuck all this haggis chat
Simon
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I have haggis once a year at the Edinburgh festival, love it. Had a look today but co-op didn't have any
CorsAsh
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Fucking love haggis.
Graham88
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Haggis is awesome
Mike
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Haggis is a beast, not had it in years though

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