THE MEANING OF OZ - All you need to know!

@Dutchy,

Ha. I'll take your word for it, Dutchy!

South Australians are weird! Wink

This is how the rest of Oz eats their meat pies. Though generally not on a plate. It's a take-away food, often eaten on the run. That "meat" filling is often very, very hot! So, as you might imagine, eating the little devils with some semblance of decorum is not exactly easy! You have to learn how to do it.

http://www.google.com.au/search?q=au+meat+pie+with+sauce+%2B+image&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

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@msolga,

The image from the other link wouldn't work. Here ya go, just add more tomato sauce. A LOT more tomato sauce! Like smothered in tomato sauce! Very Happy

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@msolga,

Makes your mouth water, doesn't it?

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@msolga,

I had one in the seventies...at the pie cart at 3.00 am, which is their proper milieu.

I have been ill again, since they made me fly in a small plane gain, and havin all sorts of odd comfort food cravings.

The other day, when I was driving from one office to another, I had an absolutely crystal clear pie-floater craving.

I could STILL go one I reckon.

Very odd.

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@dlowan,

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The other day, when I was driving from one office to another, I had an absolutely crystal clear pie-floater craving.

I could STILL go one I reckon.

Very odd.

Really, Deb? Surprised

That's interesting. I thought you might beat me up for suggesting you might be lunching on a pie floater! Wink

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I have been ill again, since they made me fly in a small plane gain.....

Oh bugger.
And this is likely to be a fortnightly occurrence, yes?
You poor thing.

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...and havin all sorts of odd comfort food cravings.

Yes?

Like ...?

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Think we'll have to get organised and go and sort Deb out.

Reading about pies has mad me fancy one, right now!

Nothing at home but leftover bangers and mash (Pork and fennel sausages).

Should shop...ah, bugger it!

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@margo,

margo wrote:

Think we'll have to get organised and go and sort Deb out.

Reading about pies has mad me fancy one, right now!

Nothing at home but leftover bangers and mash (Pork and fennel sausages).

Should shop...ah, bugger it!

Scarier folk than you lot have tried to sort me out.

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@msolga,

1. I may yet beat you up for that.

2. Still quite possible and yes, I AM a poor thing amn't I/ (Sobs brokenly)

3. Chicken soup with veg and barley, laksa,, roast chicken, croissants (CROISSANTS?), pie floater, chocolate.

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@dlowan,

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1. I may yet beat you up for that.

But I expected to be beaten to a pulp immediately!!!
The fact that I wasn't caused me great concern, Deb. Surprised

THEN you declared you craved a pie floater! Shocked

You're not feeling the best, are you, possum?

... though I note a wee bit of improvement this morning... :

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2. Still quite possible ...

That's the spirit! Smile

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I AM a poor thing amn't I/ (Sobs brokenly)

<pat, pat> Yes, it does seem rather that way.

Another very demanding week?

Plus flying in tiny planes doesn't seem to be your thing, does it?

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3. Chicken soup with veg and barley, laksa,, roast chicken, croissants (CROISSANTS?), pie floater, chocolate.

Excellent! I think you should have ALL of those this weekend! As much as is necessary, I say ..

Especially chocolate, because ...

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Eat your wrinkles away
May 21, 2010 - 3:58PM/the AGE

Sweet bar of youth ... confectionery manufacturer is developing anti-ageing chocolate.

The world's largest chocolate maker says it may have come up with a chocolate bar that could fight wrinkles and slow the ageing process, making it the latest food group to tap the appetite for healthier living. ...<cont>

http://www.theage.com.au/lifestyle/wellbeing/eat-your-wrinkles-away-20100521-w0zz.html

... not that you actually have any wrinkles, of course!
But think prevention!!!
Go for it! I intend to!
Isn't this the most fantastic scientific breakthrough? Very Happy

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@msolga,

chocolate merely takes the wrinkles from our faces and stores em on our hips.

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Here we go round the mulberry bush
on a cold and frosty morning.

Brrrrrr.

The backyard is white white white this morning.

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@dadpad,

It was 92 degrees here today. Brr indeed.

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@dadpad,

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Here we go round the mulberry bush
on a cold and frosty morning.

Brrrrrr.

The backyard is white white white this morning.

Morning, dp. (and edgar! Smile

)

Yep, still pretty chilly here (10:45 am) , too (brrrrr) , but sunny! It's going to be a really lovely Saturday, I can tell! Smile

We haven't had any frost yet, this season.

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@farmerman,

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chocolate merely takes the wrinkles from our faces and stores em on our hips.

Damn, farmer, you are such a kill-joy!

I thought I'd discovered The Fountain of Youth there for a minute! Razz

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@farmerman,

farmerman wrote:

chocolate merely takes the wrinkles from our faces and stores em on our hips.

I got the wrinkles and BOY do I have the hips.

Ain't fair.

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@dlowan,

That's most unfortunate, Deb.

I have absolutely no wrinkles what-so-ever & have FABULOUS hips!!! Razz

My secret is chocolate & a well ordered life! Wink

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@msolga,

msolga wrote:

That's most unfortunate, Deb.

I have absolutely no wrinkles what-so-ever & have FABULOUS hips!!!

My secret is chocolate & a well ordered life!

Bet you dare not post a picture of yourself Miss Perfect. Razz

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@Dutchy,

Of course I wouldn't do such a thing!

You think I'm mad or something, Dutchy? Wink

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@msolga,

msolga wrote:

Of course I wouldn't do such a thing!

You think I'm mad or something, Dutchy?

Here's I:

http://repairstemcell.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/drunk-rabbit.jpg

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@dlowan,

Outrageous party bunny! At it again! Laughing

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