MSE Parents Club Part 10

Krystaltips

<goes for a nosey through 3's eBay offerings...>

Becles

money_maker wrote: »

I think you will find that those are baps and rolls becles !!!:p:rotfl:

Nah - baps are boobies :rotfl:

Sami_Bee wrote: »

stotties are from NE, becles/susan/beenie you have them don't you?

mmmm stotties filled with ham and pease pudding *drool*

Sami_Bee wrote: »

peawet chebs = chips that are in all soggy from pea juice _pale_ OH likes them :huh:

chebs is another slang word for boobies here :rotfl:

Hope Poppie is ok Tara. Thinking of them xx

Beanie - take care and make sure you do what you want to do and doing feel pressured into doing what he wants.

Back to food - does anyone else have gravy sandwiches?

Up here, we cut bread buns in half, fill them with meat and fillings, then dip the top bit in gravy so it goes soggy. Lovely!

Savaloy dip is my fave - bun spread with pease pudding and stuffing, savaloy and the top dipped in gravy.

3onitsway

Becles wrote: »

mmmm stotties filled with ham and pease pudding *drool*

My dad talks of 'stotties' but I don't think we've ever had them down here? But my Nan still makes her own pease pudding, in her old stockings. :eek:

MadDogWoman_2

Night Night Tara

MadDogWoman_2

I saw stotties in the bakeries when I was up in Northumberland but was at a loss what to do with them.

Krystaltips

Hope she washes them first 3 _pale_

Nicki

OK just caught up tonight, and I'd better scuttle over to the baby weight shifting club thread, because thanks to people unnamed, I am craving brown lemonade, a gravy ring and a Morelli icecream for dessert. But not a pasty supper because they are just vile!

money_maker_3

Nicki wrote: »

OK just caught up tonight, and I'd better scuttle over to the baby weight shifting club thread, because thanks to people unnamed, I am craving brown lemonade, a gravy ring and a Morelli icecream for dessert. But not a pasty supper because they are just vile!

ooops that would be me then :rotfl:

3onitsway

Krystaltips wrote: »

Hope she washes them first 3 _pale_

Ewwwwww - me too!

Sami_Bee

3onitsway wrote: »

My dad talks of 'stotties' but I don't think we've ever had them down here? But my Nan still makes her own pease pudding, in her old stockings. :eek:

you can get them down here but they're usually called bin lids or flying saucers.

My Daddy's treat that mum makes him once in a blue moon is a ham n pease pudding barm

I have no idea what a savaloy is though?? I've hear that chant/song oi oi savaloy though :rotfl:

3 - can you come round and do all my ebaying please? :A I'm bored after listing 3 items!