What are hot dogs made from?

Why? Dachshunds of course ;)

The male variety may contain nuts

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that's just cruel in the extreme!!! as for parents explaining to kids its just real life people dont want to be disabled!!! I am classed as disabled myself although I know many people don't see mine as a disability I was in the St John's Ambulance it all should be seen as just another disability

Wot! being in the St J Ambulance should be seen as a disability :confused:

I know the regular ambulance crews always though so, but had yet to see it in writing lol

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The Day of The Jackal.
(1973 version)

Day of the dead

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I still like Nigel Farage and his choice of ties and on that basis I'm voting to leave the EU

Mr Farage is a very good orator and is expert at making his opponents look stupid, but how he would perform in a high office is anyone's guess because he's never been there. Mind you, could say the same about Mr Corbyn - I mean... who the hell IS he?

At least he sticks to his principals... more than you can say about the other herberts. What you see is what get with Jeremy, like him or lump him

There is indeed merit in a written Constitution for the United Kingdom but don't expect it any time soon...

I doubt there is the political will to do it and if it is managed anything like the Chilcot enquiry, I doubt it would ever be in my grand children’s lifetime, let alone my children's lifetime

However, I do enjoy living a Republic where there is a clearly defined written Constitution which stretches as far as defining the language of the Country and a Constitutional Court which can and will defy the will of Parliament to the benefit of it's citizens when a matter is declared as 'unconstitutional' thereby overturning legislation in a more defined way than the 'airy-fairy' suggestion of sovereignty which exists in the UK Parliamentary system of Governance.

But, you are of course right about the apparently unelected and unaccountable EU Commission and I can see why you say that except that it is for the elected Members of Member States to appoint Commissioners every 5 years and the President of the Commission is elected by a majority of the component Members of the European Parliament who themselves are elected representatives in the State which returned them in elections so, like it or lump it, there is transparency. 

So, a vote to remain will effectively be a vote to (continue) join....

So tell me... when did the UK Parliament transmogrify into a democracy where the electorate expect the people it returns in elections to do their will (and whose will are they to do?)

The very definition of Democracy suggests otherwise... the people divest themselves of responsibility and hand it over to their elected representatives (who they may or may not have chosen themselves to be their representative) to govern in their name. Such could be argued to be the case in the case of EU Membership. The mere fact alone that it was not in their manifesto does not prevent a Government from reolving to do something (or not, as the case may be).

So Icey. are you in or out or are you still shaking it all about?

Les Misérables

Just got this on dvd, haven't watched it yet thou.

Get the hankies ready...

The French or English version?

Les Misérables

Just got this on dvd, haven't watched it yet thou.

Get the hankies ready...

Les Misérables

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Archive all the forums to a cobweb filled part of the interverse with no ability to link or copy and paste it. Start a new forum with three sections Lets meet up, dogging and general chat. put a decent size link up right next to the chat room link.
Lets give people veteran or new the chance to be able to talk about stuff without some jaded old timers putting up a link to a post with a blah blah blah we did this to death in 1765 and killing it stone dead.

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Over the festive period, I dusted off an old home made cook book and set about making a stand pie (large pork pie for the uneducated) and it got me thinking. As a youngster "up north" you could get a really good growler from many a good butchers or bakers! The rubbish that seems to get passed off as a pork pie these days are crap. And before you good people of Melton Mowbray get on your high horses, yours aren't as good as you think.
So what makes a good pork pie to me?
Soft, light hot water pastry made with lard and hard fat.
A solid pinky red filling made from shoulder and lean belly pork and a small amount of un-smoked bacon. Well seasoned and not over cooked.
Padded out with a tasty jelly.
You can't beat home made but if you just want a little tasty growler, do I have visit my memory these days or can anyone suggest an outlet?
Please don't get me started on the modern sausage role, I have given up totally on ever finding a good one of these in a shop.

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Cameroon is a buffoon. Bliar had his dodgy dossier, Cameroon is just dodgy. His eyes are too close together.
I wouldn't buy a used car off him. Come to think of it, I'd stay upwind from him at all times to avoid the funny smell...

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I am amazed that there are still people around who think JC shouldn't have been sacked for hitting someone at work !
Do people seriously think it is ok for one person to hit another person while at work or indeed anywhere ?
I can just imagine it at my workplace .... not !!!!!