[Iceman]

Originally Posted by Stu

Topshop?

Oh Princess.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

What about those in the UK who have small holdings and raise chickens, pigs, lambs for their own consumption etc....... they could be in their 'gardens' and they figure highly in every day British menus, haute cuisine or otherwise.

Well if you're going to be pedantic I said my garden not everyone else's, I have no farm animals so I obviously wasn't referring to them. I was obviously refering to the snails and frogs.

Originally Posted by Shaun

still better than ours

Give me a proper sunday dinner any day of the week.....Yes I realise the irony of that sentence.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Well if you're going to be pedantic I said my garden not everyone else's, I have no farm animals so I obviously wasn't referring to them. I was obviously refering to the snails and frogs.

Not pedantic but merely showing the extremes in your comment/view can be taken.

I know of no French people who eat the frogs or snails that they may have hopping about or slithering in their gardens, in the same way that I know of many Brits who have ponds with various fish in them, that they don't eat either.

I'm quite sure that other nations find some of the British foodstuff as unpalatable as we do some of theirs.

[Chuck]

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green grass, blue eyes, grey sky

[letmein]

Originally Posted by Ammi

If you have to ask what is great about Great Britian, then you have no pride in your country, maybe that's what's lacking

That makes no sense, and you misspelled 'Britain'.

[letmein]

Originally Posted by Ammi

This thread should be What puts the Great in Great Britian.....The problem isn't in the country it's with people not appreciating what's great about it, which is sad for Great Britian...

You're quacking about a place you can't even spell. You want blind love? Geez, are you a Fascist?