by JJCH wuvvering heights » Tue Dec 10, 2019 11:22 am
Bronshtein wrote:Condottiero wrote:Bronshtein wrote:Condottiero wrote:An egg sandwich is just a heaping spoonful or two of egg salad between two slice of bread, so of course mayonnaise is an essential ingredient, but salad cream and sandwich spread are egg based too. Did everyone use mayonnaise in the 70s? In the fall of '89, I was surprised that bottled water was unavailable in Scarborough!
Were you doing sandwich based things in Scarborough in 89? I only ask as I spent some time around there off and on in the late 80s early 90s. I wonder if we met?
Probably not, unless you were attending Lisvane...
No.
I was mostly lurking up on the moors outside of town when not running up to the castle and round Anne Bronte's grave in St Mary's (it's a hobby).
Dusky moors? I shall call you Desdemona and report you to the Home Secretary.
Myra Hindley/Ian Brady, wiley, windy type moors? You shall henceforth rejoice in the name of Kate and once a year, or thousand pages of this thread, whichever comes first, shall be obliged to provide a video of yourself in a red ankle length frock gurning like a loon and dancing artlessly, as if you are an awkward, lovelorn teen who has just been given the arse from jazz ballet classes.
[quote="Bronshtein"][quote="Condottiero"][quote="Bronshtein"][quote="Condottiero"]An egg sandwich is just a heaping spoonful or two of egg salad between two slice of bread, so of course mayonnaise is an essential ingredient, but salad cream and sandwich spread are egg based too. Did everyone use mayonnaise in the 70s? In the fall of '89, I was surprised that bottled water was unavailable in Scarborough![/quote]
Were you doing sandwich based things in Scarborough in 89? I only ask as I spent some time around there off and on in the late 80s early 90s. I wonder if we met?[/quote]
Probably not, unless you were attending Lisvane...[/quote]
No.
I was mostly lurking up on the moors outside of town when not running up to the castle and round Anne Bronte's grave in St Mary's (it's a hobby).[/quote]
Dusky moors? I shall call you Desdemona and report you to the Home Secretary.
Myra Hindley/Ian Brady, wiley, windy type moors? You shall henceforth rejoice in the name of Kate and once a year, or thousand pages of this thread, whichever comes first, shall be obliged to provide a video of yourself in a red ankle length frock gurning like a loon and dancing artlessly, as if you are an awkward, lovelorn teen who has just been given the arse from jazz ballet classes.
