Scouse Pie?
29 September 2006, 07:35 AM
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Scouse Pie?
At Anfield again last Saturday we noticed that in addition to the usual selection of pies they had scouse pies for sale.
What's in them, and do they taste good?
Maybe I'll risk one next match
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What's in them, and do they taste good?
Maybe I'll risk one next match
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29 September 2006, 07:37 AM
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The filling is mainly wheel trims and nintendos with bits of daz la's pit pull...
The pie trays are normally stolen, the person sellling spits when he talks thus contaminating the product
Oooooo yeah they're real gurrrrd!!!
The pie trays are normally stolen, the person sellling spits when he talks thus contaminating the product
Oooooo yeah they're real gurrrrd!!!
29 September 2006, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Dibs
At Anfield again last Saturday we noticed that in addition to the usual selection of pies they had scouse pies for sale.
What's in them, and do they taste good?
Maybe I'll risk one next match
Dibs
What's in them, and do they taste good?
Maybe I'll risk one next match
Dibs
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29 September 2006, 03:48 PM
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Same as cottage pie I think but in Liverpool there arent any cottages, but 'council rat infested house pie' was too much, so they just called it scouse
Lamb/beef, onions, carrots, spuds, g g g g gravy type stock etc
Lamb/beef, onions, carrots, spuds, g g g g gravy type stock etc
29 September 2006, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Abdabz
Same as cottage pie I think but in Liverpool there arent any cottages, but 'council rat infested house pie' was too much, so they just called it scouse
Lamb/beef, onions, carrots, spuds, g g g g gravy type stock etc
Lamb/beef, onions, carrots, spuds, g g g g gravy type stock etc
but as a pie eater your're probably an expert on pies
29 September 2006, 04:30 PM
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Hang on a mo, Captain Bin Dipper, How can anyone from St Helens be called a "Pie Eater" 
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Woolyback I would accept, but Pie Eater? Get your local knowledge sorted mickey mouser
PS If I listed all the rough ar$e places in Liverpool, SN would crash under the weight, calm down, calm down
...Woolyback I would accept, but Pie Eater? Get your local knowledge sorted mickey mouser
PS If I listed all the rough ar$e places in Liverpool, SN would crash under the weight, calm down, calm down
29 September 2006, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Abdabz
Hang on a mo, Captain Bin Dipper, How can anyone from St Helens be called a "Pie Eater" ...
Woolyback I would accept, but Pie Eater? Get your local knowledge sorted mickey mouser
PS If I listed all the rough ar$e places in Liverpool, SN would crash under the weight, calm down, calm down
...Woolyback I would accept, but Pie Eater? Get your local knowledge sorted mickey mouser
PS If I listed all the rough ar$e places in Liverpool, SN would crash under the weight, calm down, calm down
29 September 2006, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Abdabz
I love mickeys really Almost as much as I love winding them up
One ALWAYS bites
Almost as much as I love winding them up One ALWAYS bites
29 September 2006, 04:42 PM
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somebody once said ..."let they without sin cast the first stone...."
i wouldnt call you a woolyback as i know the real origin of the term woolyback and it has nothing to do with mining or baking
so what is the dfference between saints and wigan then ?
i wouldnt call you a woolyback as i know the real origin of the term woolyback and it has nothing to do with mining or baking
so what is the dfference between saints and wigan then ?
29 September 2006, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by dicky ticker
so what is the dfference between saints and wigan then ?
Look out for me on Sky Sports tonight chanting "Stevo is a w@nker"
29 September 2006, 05:10 PM
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sean long, mike bennet,james graham to name but a few. hope your not another hypocritical fan who will shout and support these players.
how will i pick you out from all the other master bakers when your chanting at stevo
how will i pick you out from all the other master bakers when your chanting at stevo
29 September 2006, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by dicky ticker
sean long, mike bennet,james graham to name but a few. hope your not another hypocritical fan who will shout and support these players.
how will i pick you out from all the other master bakers when your chanting at stevo
how will i pick you out from all the other master bakers when your chanting at stevo
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29 September 2006, 06:45 PM
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so what is the dfference between saints and wigan then ?
29 September 2006, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Tuts
Never understood this seeing as St Helens is just as close to liverpool as wigan and is actually in merseyside. Why is it scousers lump them together?
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