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Half a toasted cheese and garlic pide (the top half naturally!!) from
Breadd (Tasmania) .... https://plus.google.com/101401906512...4/photos?hl=en spread with lashings of Duck River butter, a smear of Beerenbergs Sticky BBQ sauce, and topped with some thinly sliced tenderloin that had been seared in a frypan, and some sliced butter lettuce. It made me 'uncomfortable' for about 30 or so minutes, but DAMN it was nice!! The SO polished off the other half and the rest of the steak. -- Peter Brisbane Australia Success isn't so difficult. Just bite off more than you can chew, then go do it. |
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On Monday, February 11, 2013 6:28:48 PM UTC-7, I'm back wrote:
> Half a toasted cheese and garlic pide (the top half naturally!!) from > > Breadd (Tasmania) .... > > > > https://plus.google.com/101401906512...4/photos?hl=en > > > > spread with lashings of Duck River butter, a smear of Beerenbergs Sticky > > BBQ sauce, and topped with some thinly sliced tenderloin that had been > > seared in a frypan, and some sliced butter lettuce. > > > > It made me 'uncomfortable' for about 30 or so minutes, but DAMN it was > > nice!! > > > > The SO polished off the other half and the rest of the steak. > > > > -- > > Peter > > Brisbane > > Australia > > > > Success isn't so difficult. > > Just bite off more than you can chew, > > then go do it. The way your SO eats I'm beginning to think that she is a Dingo. |
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On Feb 11, 7:36*pm, Roy > wrote:
> On Monday, February 11, 2013 6:28:48 PM UTC-7, I'm back wrote: > > Half a toasted cheese and garlic pide (the top half naturally!!) from > > > Breadd (Tasmania) *.... > > >https://plus.google.com/101401906512...4/photos?hl=en > > > spread with lashings of Duck River butter, a smear of Beerenbergs Sticky > > > BBQ sauce, and topped with some thinly sliced tenderloin that had been > > > seared in a frypan, and some sliced butter lettuce. > > > It made me 'uncomfortable' for about 30 or so minutes, but DAMN it was > > > nice!! > > > The SO polished off the other half and the rest of the steak. > > > -- > > > Peter > > > Brisbane > > > Australia > > > Success isn't so difficult. > > > Just bite off more than you can chew, > > > then go do it. > > The way your SO eats I'm beginning to think that she is a Dingo. No, it's just Paul Hogan in a trailer. Ugh, America was over the Auuuuuuustraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalian thing like 25 ****ing years ago. We are left with the stupid Outback asshole and his phony accent. Remember Spuds Mackenzie and Paul Hogan? Wow, it's 1986! Bleh.... |
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