Lunch!

[Gamblor]

A) Spell belgium right if your going to criticize anyone.

Already been said, but spell "your" right if you're going to criticize anyone. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[daveymck]

Its a bit far to go even next week when I am in London to pop out for a pasty.

I have never been a fan of Cornish Pasties anyway, there are some posh pasties shops in Oxford, one charging £2.50 for one and I have to say I would rather have the three greggs pasties I could have had for the money, however I am a bit of a fat bastard.

[arfsananto]

Salad isn't food, it's what food eats.

[smudgex68]

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FYI.....'Belgian' refers to something from 'Belgium'.


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Like Hercule Poirot - a Belgian sleuth, or
Marc Dutroux - a Belgian paedophile and mass murderer.

Anyone else know other famous Belgians, I'm a bit stumped

[MicroBob]

Belgium is hitting the women's tennis scene pretty hard lately.

Justine Henin-Hardenne is one and Kim Clijsters is another.

they played against each other in one of the grand-slam finals last year...might have been the Frence Open which is actually starting up again next week.

[Oski]

Dr. Evil was from Brugge.

[MicroBob]

i thought Poirot was French for some reason....but i never really got into Agatha Christie.

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Kim Clijsters is another

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I don't know why but I find this name really sexy

[TylerD]

You've obviously never seen her.

[TylerD]

Ummmm, pastys. Although I'm not from the region there is a nice pasty shop in Newquay, can't rememeber the name but its near the centre. Also the nationwide chain called, Cornish Pasty shop (or similar) do some good ones - thought they'd be crap, but they're not too bad IMO.