Black Puddings

[Keith at Tregenna]

Is not Richard a longer form of D*CK or is this just irony, I would be more concerned with a spotted John Thomas on my plate and custard would be a neccesity, no cream. i wonder as to this report , if from Wales: who translated it - May'be it was some form of bleak pud or an entry from a menu via Llandewi Breffi.

Must know a little of LITTLE BRITAIN to understand.

EG: From the hit British comedy, Committed 'homosexualist' Daffyd lives in the Welsh town of Llanddewi Brefi. Proud to be gay, Daffyd flaunts his sexuality in a variety of rubber outfits, to the villagers' complete indifference. He refuses to accept he's not the only 'gayer' in the village, and is outraged when fellow gays trespass on his patch.

Myfanwy: So, how did the audition go?

Daffyd: It was a complete waste of time, the director said he couldn't see me as Hamlet. I'm sorry Myfanwy, but the Llandewi Breffi Amateur Dramatics Society is completely homophobist.

Myfanwy: Oh well, what audition speech did you do?

Daffyd: It's Raining Men by the Weather Girls.

We live in a modern world, (If your not happy, please feel free to leave) humour is one of the last pleasures that we are allowed, not certain for how long, surely this will also go up in smoke. Oxygen Tax - to be announced.

We all tell the same jokes: just change the title from an Irishman to Englishman etc. You gotta laugh or give in now.

K.

[Gulliver]

Blimey Keith..Slow Down a bit man! I can't keep up with being bombarded with all these multitudinous topics by your good self,Sir!

I know.,....I' think I'll just 'drift into' a lovely little haven of tranquillity I've found...away from all these busy shipping lanes,and those floating round objects called 'black puddings'- can we still call them that?


That Site......is here.Click!....it's...(Ta-Da!)

http://www.ss-tregenna.co.uk/

Cheers!
Gulliver

[Keith at Tregenna]

http://www.ss-tregenna.co.uk/ is a simple tribute, all are welcome,. but never the intention to capture an audience etc. We are a different entity and just attempt to play our part in remembrance. Glad to meet up with you guy's and girl's online and join in the banter, but conduct much more research etc. Only ever wish to aid and abet and sometimes take the edge off, what can seem a sad world.

K

[David Williams]

Hi Geoff.
How the hell did you manage to get a
Full English Breakfast in deepest West
Wales?

Dave Williams(R583900)

[Geoff Anderson]

Hi Davy.
It was in Pembroke, known as little England beyond WALES. And he was a pommy Chef. Well A cook anyway. Isnt i funny in the old days they were called cooks , Now weve all become yuppyfied and they are all called chefs.
Geoff

[lakercapt]

Many years ago was on my way to visit friends that lived in Yorkshire.
He requested that we bring down some Scottish black pudding and some sliced sausage.
Stopped at a butcher shop in Dalkeith and asked for 12 slices black pudding and 12 slices of sausage.
The butcher who was a bit of a wit said
"going to play draughts"

[wilky]

Just had a Bury black pudding for my tea tonight . very nice . I keep hearing white puddings mentioned, can anybody tell me what they are made of?

[happy daze john in oz]

Not sure about that one Wilky, but have eaten it in Ireland and it is a bit like a sausage but more the texture of black pudding than a traditional sausage. There is a lot more bran in and I would suggest mainly pork meat, it but it is very tasty.

[Keith at Tregenna]

Hope this helps.

K.

link:

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-white-pudding.htm

[wilky]

Thanks for that Keith. I have just learned something else!. I am so supprised that this thread is still going. I am also supprised my mates down at my local, which is a real ale pub, are constantly talking about the black puds . That is due to me taking in a few of the Bury variety for them to try. They keep asking me when I`m going back for more . There is definately something about them that people like to talk about. Heres to black puddings ! ......... Sorry Davey but it had to be done