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Sep 2013
4:59pm, 18 Sep 2013
7,105 posts
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Derby Tup
SUPERDEATH? Bored to death more like 
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Sep 2013
6:02pm, 18 Sep 2013
1,706 posts
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COYWEH(EE)
Rose-tinted benign herding behaviour, perhaps? Or a guilt-laden bucolic exercise in truth and reconciliation.
People have short memories. Let us not forget Cheshire, 1876.
We are all guilty.
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Sep 2013
7:13pm, 18 Sep 2013
25,822 posts
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swittle
Nemo me impune lacessit.
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Sep 2013
9:09pm, 18 Sep 2013
6,740 posts
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.B.
I will be really upset if bacon sarnie wins ...
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Sep 2013
9:43pm, 18 Sep 2013
1,522 posts
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Drell
I'm really not a bacon sandwich person. I'm finding it pretty difficult to see it still in the contest when so many good ones have failed to get this far
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Sep 2013
10:31pm, 18 Sep 2013
8,726 posts
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JamieKai *chameleon*
Bacon is only acceptable these days as part of a cooked breakfast or cooked up in a ropey pasta sauce to tart it up.
Bacon butties are the preserve of young students. Who should be culled quicker than a badger given their presence on MY streets of Mankychester...
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Sep 2013
10:40pm, 18 Sep 2013
5,953 posts
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AngusClydesdale
You doubters are, of course, all wrong. Bacon butties are the sustenance of choice for a huge swathe of British working folk without whom you'd have nowhere to live, no-one to keep you safe or defend your shores.
Plus they taste really good!
The only thing better than a bacon butty is a bacon banjo.
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Sep 2013
11:25pm, 18 Sep 2013
11,829 posts
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Red Squirrel
Tears for meles meles from here.
Don't understand the bacon thing ...
I know what an egg banjo is and I eat them often Angus, but a bacon one ... ? Surely the banjo bit can't work with rigid meat? (Ooh-er.)
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Sep 2013
9:50am, 19 Sep 2013
69,993 posts
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GregP
Semi-finals closed.
bacon sandwich 26 - 16 western european hedgehog (erinaceus europaeus)
heart 20 - 23 red squirrel (sciurus vulgaris)
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Sep 2013
9:51am, 19 Sep 2013
5,969 posts
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AngusClydesdale
GET IN!!!
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