Neilds
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Must be an old age thing!
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Not sure he is allowed to heat anything these days. Forgets when the pan is on!!!!!!!!Must be an old age thing!
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bobmac
Major Champion
Nope.Must be an old age thing!
Been eating them cold all my life. Yum
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
My father-in-law told me it was a regular occurrence for some young chaps to eat them cold straight from the tin on a hot day in the Med on a mine-sweeper in WW2.
bobmac
Major Champion
I know I'm getting on a bit but I don't remember much about WW2.
I know it was a pretty big deal, it was in the papers and the wireless
Tashyboy
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Once went to Scotland for the new year and the Scottish breakfast came without beans. So I asked the owner if I bought some could he heat them up the following day. He would. So the following day us four are sharing a tin of baked beans and the Yorkshire guy on the next table asked for a full Scottish breakfast with beans. “ sorry we don’t do beans”, “ how comes they have some”. “ he bought them”. He was gutted. On our final day in the guest house the host heated up three tins of beans that guests had brought in
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bobmac
Major Champion
As you were in Scotland*, did they charge you for your beans? 
* Being Scottish myself, I'm allowed to ask.
* Being Scottish myself, I'm allowed to ask.
Tashyboy
Please don’t ask to see my tatts 👍
I bought the beans, I am surprised they never charged for heating them. When the Yorkshire guy was told no he cannot have beans.His face was an absolute picture.As you were in Scotland*, did they charge you for your beans?
* Being Scottish myself, I'm allowed to ask.
bobmac
Major Champion
I hope you didn't gloat too much
Pin-seeker
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Once went to Scotland for the new year and the Scottish breakfast came without beans. So I asked the owner if I bought some could he heat them up the following day. He would. So the following day us four are sharing a tin of baked beans and the Yorkshire guy on the next table asked for a full Scottish breakfast with beans. “ sorry we don’t do beans”, “ how comes they have some”. “ he bought them”. He was gutted. On our final day in the guest house the host heated up three tins of beans that guests had brought in
cliveb
Head Pro
I like beans. And I like eggs. But they MUST NOT BE EATEN TOGETHER. Egg and tomato doesn't mix.Once went to Scotland for the new year and the Scottish breakfast came without beans. So I asked the owner if I bought some could he heat them up the following day. He would. So the following day us four are sharing a tin of baked beans and the Yorkshire guy on the next table asked for a full Scottish breakfast with beans. “ sorry we don’t do beans”, “ how comes they have some”. “ he bought them”. He was gutted. On our final day in the guest house the host heated up three tins of beans that guests had brought in
(The ultimate no-no was a school friend who put ketchup in his boiled egg
)So I'm with the Scots here: breakfast with eggs should not include beans.
Pin-seeker
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eating his beans
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
Reminded me of thisI like beans. And I like eggs. But they MUST NOT BE EATEN TOGETHER. Egg and tomato doesn't mix.
(The ultimate no-no was a school friend who put ketchup in his boiled egg
So I'm with the Scots here: breakfast with eggs should not include beans.
arnieboy
Challenge Tour Pro
That's the first thing I do when I get served my breakfast.Could just pour them out? Talk about first world problems.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
To the dozen or so drivers I witnessed today....putting on your indicators as you start to turn is a complete and utter waste of time and energy.
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Neilds
Assistant Pro
The price of Oasis tickets - £73 seated and £150 for standing are the cheapest. And that is before Ticketmaster, etc take their booking fee and charge you to print your own ticket
GB72
Money List Winner
To be honest I expected much worse than that. in the grand scheme of big stadium gigs, those are towards the lower end.
Compare that to Abba Voyage which the woman I am seeing has persuaded me to go to next week. Not even live and you are looking at over £100 for the cheapest ticket
They were always going to be expensive. Not only is it the nature of the beast for headline gigs these days but they know the demand is there and fans will pay whatever (up to a point I guess). Look at the price of Taylor Swift tickets as a guide. Going to a gig is expensive now when you add travel, food and drink and maybe an overnight stay. Even lesser acts are being forced to up their prices. Fish, a musician I know well and have seen numerous times is charging well north of £30 for his farewell tour but a lot of that is now being dictated by venues upping their costs which naturally gets passed down the chain to the fans.
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That it? Expected double
