Andy Capp by Reg Smythe for August 19, 2013

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    Linguist  over 11 years ago

    He’s got a point, Jacki.

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    Linguist  over 11 years ago

    Hey, times are tough….

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    Mikeyj  over 11 years ago

    Bob gets a lot of money from the customers, if he promises NOT to do his act!

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    Chalkeye  over 11 years ago

    Where they get mushy Peas from.

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    Linda Solomon  over 11 years ago
    Chalkie j said, about 4 decades times 3 ago

    Are You saying there was antisemitism in the mid-twenties?Also the Rabbi wants to “get-to-know-mi” am i on secret probation or summat? Will there be a quiz?

    No quiz, just curiousity…and a clever mind who tries to put your peg in his laid out pallett…stifle him…refuse to fit in the one he mentally assigns…go east and north…use your brain to take you there….the Rabbi will never have a clue…

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    Linda Solomon  over 11 years ago

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    Richard Howland-Bolton Premium Member over 11 years ago

    Mushy Peas goodBlack Pudding meah!

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    sbchamp  over 11 years ago

    No ‘Spotted Dick’?!

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    jmcx4  over 11 years ago

    At first glance, I thougt Mushy Peas and Black Pudding were the featured bands……I’ll take the Black Eyed Peas.

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    Stagger Lee  over 11 years ago

    Mr. Magoo in Scotland?.Blind Scottish man drives car, crashes..STORY

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    Fan o’ Lio.  over 11 years ago

    Maybe Andy could supply the entertainment.

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    Sandfan  over 11 years ago

    Fish and chips and mushy peas. Looks great…

    <p.For that special occasion, roast beef, potatoes, and Yorkshire pudding…

    But there is, of course, no doubt about the greatest gift Scotland ever gave us…

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    transylvanian  over 11 years ago

    Mushy Peas, and Black Pudding? What happened to good old Bangers and Mash, Jack?

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    Number Three  over 11 years ago

    The days when I agree with Andy is quite rare.But today I TOTALLY agree with him 100%!I really like mushy peas but haven’t had them in ages. I’ve never had black pudding before though.xxx

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    Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member over 11 years ago

    My mum, throughly English liked it too, ICK, well she also liked Head Cheese, and Brains in Brown Butter and Sauted Kidneys. NO NO NO NO NO! I wanted Mac n Cheese!

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    Chalkeye  over 11 years ago

    I don’t think Andy’s too impressed by fine dining:What impresses Andy is what We call a “Potatoe Chip”.

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    Fan o’ Lio.  over 11 years ago

    Spotted dick is a steamed suet pudding, popular in Britain, containing dried fruit (usually currants or raisins) commonly served with custard.-——————————-And all this time I thought it was an STD.

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    Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 11 years ago

    bev, I LOVE PEAS! Just never thought of eating them mashed, although, I do love Green Pea Soup! Guess they are mashed in that, aren’t they?

    And that Blood/Black Pudding looks and sounds like PA Dutch Scrapple, so I bet I would like it! LOL!

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    pcolli  over 11 years ago

    Mushy peas are not to my liking……vegetables should have some texture..@beviek….an Eteee Lauder freak are you?.Lamb is just as good for dogs as it is for humans. I don’t know of any vets who would agree with yours.

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    Mikeyj  over 11 years ago

    Oye Number Six; Black Pudding A.K.A. Blood Pudding. Some of us Irish like it too. Me included.^^Here in Canada, we call eat blood sausage… or, Boudin <French name for it…. I love it, fried in onions, with rice and asparagus

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    Fan o’ Lio.  over 11 years ago

    Personally, I don’t care for any of the internal organs of the animal. This includes liver, kidneys , whatever. During WWII, when meat was rationed we did eat some beef hearts, usually made into chili con carne which wasn’t too bad.

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