Ashamed as I am to admit, my roast dinner didn't contain any Yorkies. Shall I just go hang myself now?
Yorkshire Pudding!
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I am from West Yorkshire, and we, as Yorkshiremen, must feed upon the flesh of a Yorkshire Pudding at least once a week. Every home in Yorkshire has a constant supply of Yorkshire puddings in their freezer or fridge, to ensure that we never have to endure a sub-par Sunday dinner.
Why do you mock me?
Had I the ingredients, I would so make some home made yorkshire pudding maybe even some toad-in-the-hole. But I don't so I can't.
Do. you. know. how shameful it is to not have it?
And now you taunt me with these tempting images.
*Sigh* Now, all I have to content myself with is some homecooked fried mee.
Please do not think lowly of me, I beg
Had I the ingredients, I would so make some home made yorkshire pudding maybe even some toad-in-the-hole. But I don't so I can't.
Do. you. know. how shameful it is to not have it?
And now you taunt me with these tempting images.
*Sigh* Now, all I have to content myself with is some homecooked fried mee.
Please do not think lowly of me, I beg
You might miss out on some important information.Richardplex said:
It would be best to read it. Better safe than sorry right?
I...I want this image as my wallpaper. Not computer wallpaper. House wallpaperDaystar Clarion said:
This is what love feels like
I must confess, I have sinned. Instead of having anything that is related to sunday roast, I had Spaghetti and Meatballs. PLEASE FORGIVE ME FOR I HAVE SINNED!
Jesus i'm hungry now... makes me wish that i had roasts again.Daystar Clarion said:
But as it stands i'm having spicy sausage with pasta... which is one of my least favourite dinners...
[sub]I love you yorkshire puddings... and toad in the hole...[/sub]
I don't get toad-in-the-hole at all, because my brother doesn't like them (despite his favourite food being yorkshire pudding and sausages).
I? Americans - it's not bread it's batter!
And as for the Sunday Curry eaters out there - there's a simple solution, giant yorkshire filled with curry, you know you want to - as a Yorkshireman I give you my word it's good.
Though it's no Sunday dinner - usually I go to my Mums for a traditional Sunday roast (even though I'm thirty) but they were on holiday so I had a steak, some veg and a glorious Yorkshire pud for tea.
And as for the Sunday Curry eaters out there - there's a simple solution, giant yorkshire filled with curry, you know you want to - as a Yorkshireman I give you my word it's good.
Though it's no Sunday dinner - usually I go to my Mums for a traditional Sunday roast (even though I'm thirty) but they were on holiday so I had a steak, some veg and a glorious Yorkshire pud for tea.
LOL And now I've got Jun Fukuyama saying 'dzurui!' in a camp voice in my head!VaudevillianVeteran said:
...Sizzle Montyjing said:
*does not compute*
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What?! I thought TitH basically is sausages in a pud... isn't it?! Your brother's weird... (no disrespect)
Yeah... pisses me off.SckizoBoy said:
He also doesn't like quiche, ommelette or fish, which makes him EVIL!
Plus he is weird, and you can call him whatever you like, i would prefer 'Psycho anger boy'.
I had a roast pork with home made yorkshire pudding for dinner tonight. It was a gift from the gods. If I could eat a dinner of yorkshire pudding I would.
