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Originally Posted by crippen
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^You gotta let me know who built this wall, so I can avoid them like the plague.
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Originally Posted by crippen
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^You gotta let me know who built this wall, so I can avoid them like the plague.
^ Some retired bloke from Manchester (the one with the cup of tea)!:)
^^Planning on building your very own mansion from your spare dole money Pat?:mid:
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(Mods Same picture of flower blown up.honest ):mid:
You're forgiven, but why would you want to blow up a flower . . . aaahhh, all this random violenceQuote:
Originally Posted by crippen
very interesting. I had not browsed through this thread, just knowing it would be full of BS photos of the riots...
Surprise, surprise, only one that was riot related and would have made a good shot regardless.
Three full pages of photos with no blood, smoke or tears.
Good work guys.
E. G.
Actually, I hadn't thought of that . . . perhaps there were enough other threads full of themQuote:
Originally Posted by El Gibbon
High praise coming from you, EG! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by El Gibbon
No but I'd get the rent paid if I was on the dole.Quote:
Originally Posted by jizzybloke
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My bald head after I woke up at a resort early in the morning to go for a piss, little did I know during the night a water pipe burst and had flooded the sleeping area and near did a back flip when I slipped.
I am not really that bald, they must of shaved it before they stitched me up
Shit mate but I suppose it could of been worse. You could of put your back out.
Anyway now I know why you get on so well with Ned having the same hair cut and all. :)
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Originally Posted by Rigger
I thought it was a japanese tattoo
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Originally Posted by Rigger
You are now, the pic proves it! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Rigger
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ferk me..i thought i had bloody hurt meself...thats a dam hansum head yer got there old mate! :)
It's commonplace to see a morosai sahleng in Thailand- but this ones got street cred. Notice the tinny holder. :)
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Ban Phe, Rayong.
looks like that front wheel would get really light if anybody big is sitting in the chair.
Ouch . . . . baldy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rigger
Take a picture Ned as I am sure you head aint as good looking as mine :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nedwalk
This is one of my all time favorite any time to eat foods.
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I’m sure it has some sort of name to it and that there are various different ingredients that can be added but this is the way I prepared it to my taste.
Approximately 8 tomatoes (I like using Italian plum tomatoes).
Approximately 1 cup of Extra Virgin Italian Olive Oil.
Approximately 2 table spoons of “Italian Seasoning” which contains Marjoram, Thyme, Rosemary, Savory, Sage, Oregano and Basil.
4 cloves of garlic.
½ purple skinned onion.
Course Ground Black Pepper to taste.
Garlic Salt to taste.
Italian Bread.
- Finely chop the tomatoes, garlic, and onions and place in a mixing bowl.
- Add Extra Virgin Olive Oil and “Italian Seasoning” to mixing bowl with chopped veggies and mix.
- Add Course Ground Black Pepper and Garlic Salt to taste.
- Let it set for about an hour. I like mine chilled so I let it set in the refrigerator.
- Slice the Italian Bread and warm in oven or microwave just prior to serving.
- Spoon the tomato concoction on the warm bread. (In our case at home, we just scoop the warm bread into the tomato mix and enjoy!
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:lick:
Yum.
^^
Looks like Bruschetta to me.
You forgot the mozzarella.
By golly I think you may be correct Pickel. According to Wikipedia anyway and what I like about their definition is that there are different varieties. This I like.Quote:
Originally Posted by pickel
Actually Marmite, I didn't forget, growing up we just never ate it that way but I do have some mozzarella in the fridge and adding some mozzarella sounds inviting so tomorrow morning, That's what I'm gonna do. Have some Bruchetta with Mozzarella. Thanks for the advisement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
Pretty good mix for a faux bruschetta.
In the mountains out of Terni, in the village of Cesi, we'd toast our bread on the coals, then quickly rub/grate a clove of garlic into the hot toast, followed by a few bits of tomato, fresh from the garden.
A drizzle of our own olive oil and a twist of black pepper, a pinch of salt.
A glass of chilled Orvieto.
Heaven.
High up on the U.K. North Yorkshire Moors,down a lonely ride,is a small pond.
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At the side of the pond is a small stone,set in the grass.
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I wonder who he was and the story behind the stone.
From New Orleans earlier this week.https://teakdoor.com/images/smilies1/You_Rock_Emoticon.gif
pleased you approve!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chairman Mao
I'm with you the whole way JJ!Quote:
Originally Posted by jandajoy
Composition - Rice Bunny with Clouds - Laem Promthep
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Looper - 2010
nice use of the back lighting!Quote:
Originally Posted by Looper
Ladyboy?
nice arse either way
my entry, taken with new phone, a weird shaped cloud, kind of morphed into thailand then an elephant
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Put down the bong! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sunsetter
Cleanup near Victory Monument a few days ago.
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I like the "Sepia" look you gave this picture.Quote:
Originally Posted by pickel
^ halfway to pattaya.
half way to Pattaya from where???
Maybe Phoenix Golf course. :) One of the my favorite views while playing Phoenix.
Nice shot LT... never been that close.
E.. G.