The Culture Cup Round x - Adam is a naughty naughty boy

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WADAW.

I have a bath due to my ongoing back pain, I find it helps ease the constant and nagging pain in my lower back.

I am assuming the nagging back pain was due to all the work in the mines when you were a toddler Jeff, so that is excusable.

Warehouse work Rick so suitably manly.

Good enough for me Jeff...

Looks like the culture cup doing ok in the music comp as well...

Rowley wrote:I have a bath due to my ongoing back pain, I find it helps ease the constant and nagging pain in my lower back.

I have a nagging back pain. Pretty much everybody over the age of 25 has lower back pain.

Take the pain and stop soaking in your own sh*t and skin.

rick_dagless wrote:Good enough for me Jeff...

Looks like the culture cup doing ok in the music comp as well...

I have no idea who the two people are that voted for Burial at Sea by Mono but I love them dearly.

My pick for round 2 is a sure fire winner!

I have a nagging back pain but unsure if it is my liver / kidneys as always seems to be a lot worse after a shedful.

When I was early 20's I used to work in a warehouse loading those big lorries with white goods. You'd have to stack washing machines or dishwashers etc 3 high. Putting that 3rd machine on top of the 2nd was tough but I became quite good at it. Never in a month of sundays could I do that now.

It was the time when Coldplay released The Scientist. Always remember a really rough but nice (heavy drug user) bloke singing along to the 'awhooo hoo hooo hooo' bit. Good times.

I am going for internal organs rather than muscles sean, but that is just a pap analysis based on limited information.

superflyweight wrote:

rick_dagless wrote:Good enough for me Jeff...

Looks like the culture cup doing ok in the music comp as well...

I have no idea who the two people are that voted for Burial at Sea by Mono but I love them dearly.  

My pick for round 2 is a sure fire winner!

FFS Super, I told you I would be one of them...MONO are playing the Damnation Festival in Leeds in November...so are SOLSTAFIR which I was going to tell Galted about due to him wanting any information about Icelandic stuff (I figured he already knew about Bjork and eating puffins)

One for Jeff

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/arts-entertainment/woman-ends-20-year-attempt-to-like-jazz-20150814101123

One for RiCk.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2223412/According-new-diet-book-eating-soup-make-slimmer-just-10-days-.html

I hold more stock with the Daily Mash than the Daily Mail Tino, but thanks for the tip!

rick_dagless wrote:I hold more stock with the Daily Mash than the Daily Mail Tino, but thanks for the tip!

Finding out what flavour soup you've had is one of my daily highlights, RiCK.

I like a watery soup with chunks in it. A minestrone.

What are you having for dinner tonight windows? Sugar puffs?

It can not beat the anticipation I have for your Premier League review Tino...

Sounds like you have had sh1t minestrone if you think it should be watery sean...

seanmichaels wrote:What are you having for dinner tonight windows? Sugar puffs?

Chicken and sweetcorn is my favourite soup.

Not sure tonight, Seany.  Possibly Cornflakes or Shreddies but maybe a sandwich.  Some toast perhaps.  World is mine to explore.

What are you having?  Twice cooked lamb ragu with a red wine sauce and medley of veg?

Or a 4 pack of Orangjeboom and some bacon Frazzles?

not watery, just not these thick soups that fat birds like. the ones that are pretty much like porridge. i like a variation in texture, a whole pea.

You sound more like a broth man sean...

I prefer those too.

rick_dagless wrote:It can not beat the anticipation I have for your Premier League review Tino...

RicK = Newcastle
Jeff/Galted = The Villa
Sean = Man Utd?
Serial = Liverpool

They are the only ones I know. Not sure about Jules? Villa perhaps? Shah has to be Arsenal or Spurs? Superfly doesn't count as he follows East Fife.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

seanmichaels wrote:What are you having for dinner tonight windows? Sugar puffs?

Chicken and sweetcorn is my favourite soup.

Not sure tonight, Seany.  Possibly Cornflakes or Shreddies but maybe a sandwich.  Some toast perhaps.  World is mine to explore.

What are you having?  Twice cooked lamb ragu with a red wine sauce and medley of veg?

Or a 4 pack of Orangjeboom and some bacon Frazzles?

It is Friday so normally you would be correct about the orangieboom. Unfortunatley I have gone off it for some reason. Trying to also drink low strength stuff at the moment so fosters or carlsberg.

Did an experiment last night. Had a can of fosters from tesco left over but had bought an 8 pack from the 'corner' shop earlier in the day. They were embossed which according to my former mentor means they are brewed in Europe and are of a much higher quality. Tasted the unembossed tesco one, then the embossed one. Clear difference. Supermarket lager is sh!t

rick_dagless wrote:You sound more like a broth man sean...

I prefer those too.

Aye, that's the word.

DAVE667 wrote:

superflyweight wrote:

rick_dagless wrote:Good enough for me Jeff...

Looks like the culture cup doing ok in the music comp as well...

I have no idea who the two people are that voted for Burial at Sea by Mono but I love them dearly.  

My pick for round 2 is a sure fire winner!

FFS Super, I told you I would be one of them...MONO are playing the Damnation Festival in Leeds in November...so are SOLSTAFIR which I was going to tell Galted about due to him wanting any information about Icelandic stuff (I figured he already knew about Bjork and eating puffins)

I love you dearly Dave.

seanmichaels wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

seanmichaels wrote:What are you having for dinner tonight windows? Sugar puffs?

Chicken and sweetcorn is my favourite soup.

Not sure tonight, Seany.  Possibly Cornflakes or Shreddies but maybe a sandwich.  Some toast perhaps.  World is mine to explore.

What are you having?  Twice cooked lamb ragu with a red wine sauce and medley of veg?

Or a 4 pack of Orangjeboom and some bacon Frazzles?

It is Friday so normally you would be correct about the orangieboom. Unfortunatley I have gone off it for some reason. Trying to also drink low strength stuff at the moment so fosters or carlsberg.

Did an experiment last night. Had a can of fosters from tesco left over but had bought an 8 pack from the 'corner' shop earlier in the day. They were embossed which according to my former mentor means they are brewed in Europe and are of a much higher quality. Tasted the unembossed tesco one, then the embossed one. Clear difference. Supermarket lager is sh!t

I've got some Doom Bar chilling in the fridge, and some cans of IPA for Saturday. Nice bottle of Sancerre in the fridge as well.

Shreddies really bring out the flavour of Doom Bar.

Not really an ale man myself. Like a John Smiths and a Tetleys but you need to drink about 20 of them to get peed and then it ruins your guts for the next few days.

Sancerre is my favourite white Tino, and Borolo for red.

Doom bar is great in stews...

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

rick_dagless wrote:It can not beat the anticipation I have for your Premier League review Tino...

RicK = Newcastle
Jeff/Galted = The Villa
Sean = Man Utd?
Serial = Liverpool

They are the only ones I know.  Not sure about Jules?  Villa perhaps?  Shah has to be Arsenal or Spurs?  Superfly doesn't count as he follows East Fife.

Not reall y a fan of football but follow the fortunes of MU and Leeds from afar

rick_dagless wrote:Sancerre is my favourite white Tino, and Borolo for red.

Doom bar is great in stews...

Same here. Genuinely.

Truss was bemoaning Italian wine on a thread months ago. I was extolling the virtues of Barolo on there. It's a cracking red.

Sancerre isn't my favourite white but it is up there near the very top.

sean wrote:follow the fortunes of MU and Leeds from afar

They are mutually exclusive sean....

I like a Resling for white. Never knowingly had a Sancerre. May give it a go tonight.

Cider is good for a pork stew. Throw in a few sliced apples half and hour from the end. Smashing.

Must be all the quality wines and ales we grew up with in The View Tino

rick_dagless wrote:Must be all the quality wines and ales we grew up with in The View Tino

L*l.

I remember drinking Hooch in there. Pretty much the same as wine.

Tino wrote:I remember drinking Hooch in there. Pretty much the same as wine

Hooch has close links with the Burgundy region of France Tino...

rick_dagless wrote:

sean wrote:follow the fortunes of MU and Leeds from afar

They are mutually exclusive sean....

Well I'm from Leeds(ish) but supported MU as a young kid. As an armchair viewer I can cope with the juxtapoistion.

seanmichaels wrote: juxtapoistion.

Great word but then you f*cked it up by spelling it wrong.

I can deal with the typographical error.

You have not used typographical in the correct context sean, as typically this is for only printed work...

Had a pint of Doom Bar recently...can't see what the fuss is about. "Insipid" would be the word that springs to mind. "Waste of four quid" would be some others that followed hot on the heels.

Am trying to be positive for the upcoming season but news that Mario Balotelli is in line for a six figure loyalty bonus doesn't help matters.

rick_dagless wrote:You have not used typographical in the correct context sean, as typically this is for only printed work...

I wipe my ar$e with most of Sean's posts so technically he's correct

I stand corrected in that case DAVE...

DAVE667 wrote:Had a pint of Doom Bar recently...can't see what the fuss is about. "Insipid" would be the word that springs to mind. "Waste of four quid" would be some others that followed hot on the heels.

Am trying to be positive for the upcoming season but news that Mario Balotelli is in line for a six figure loyalty bonus doesn't help matters.

I suppose everything is "insipid" when you're used to drinking the blood of butchered prostitutes.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

DAVE667 wrote:Had a pint of Doom Bar recently...can't see what the fuss is about. "Insipid" would be the word that springs to mind. "Waste of four quid" would be some others that followed hot on the heels.

Am trying to be positive for the upcoming season but news that Mario Balotelli is in line for a six figure loyalty bonus doesn't help matters.

I suppose everything is "insipid" when you're used to drinking the blood of butchered prostitutes.

I bathe in it...ROWLEY should try it instead of Radox. Tried drinking it but all the heroin flowing through their systems made me woozy

DAVE667 wrote:

rick_dagless wrote:You have not used typographical in the correct context sean, as typically this is for only printed work...

I wipe my ar$e with most of Sean's posts so technically he's correct

Fence posts? Kinky....

12" Ham and Mushroom pizza from the local kebab shop and a can of pepsi max - £4.90

Shared the pizza with someone else. Very nice if a little bit greasy. 7/10

Prawn Pil Pil and a glass of fanta lemon at poolside €7

Didn't share any of it 10/10

Chicken, chorizo and cheddar on a cracked wheat roll
McCoys Flame Grilled Steak crisps
Empire Biscuit
500ml bottle of coke Zero

10/10

Cheese and Corkers (l*l at Sean) plain crisp sandwich.
The rest of the crisps
A braeburn apple
A chunky peanut butter Kit-Kat
Coffee

8.789/10

Couldn't get to the pub at lunch 0/10.

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