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Come Dine With Us
Posted by bohnanza on Tue 1 Nov 2011 to the BDSM Events web board
Having just moved to Falkirk in the last six months, we are going to have a Come Dine With Us in an attempt to meet some locals. Unlike the TV show you don't have to feed us on another night, though it would be nice, there won't be TV cameras imploring you to do something outrageous, we can do that ourselves, and there won't be a grand at the end of it, unless someone brings some Grand Marnier.
The only restrictions are:
1) We must not have met you.
2) You can get to Falkirk on the night, we are a mile from a station on the Glasgow Edinburgh line.
3) Err, that's it.
if you have dietary requirements let is know and we will attempt to cater for them.
I have the perfect accent for conflict resolution, shame about the personality.
Most intriguing. I know I'm ruled out because of the having-not-met-you requirement though.
The poon won't come flocking if you sit and do nothing.
What a wonderful opportunity to meet you both, how do folk go about it? memo? say we're attending?
Put your feelings where my mouth just went.
Ian Dury
| a_dearheart wrote: What a wonderful opportunity to meet you both, how do folk go about it? memo? say we're attending?
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A memo would work. 
Posting on this thread would work.
Now that you've said you're interested we'll be in touch to ask about dietary requirements and food likes and dislikes.
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"People demand freedom of speech as a compensation for the freedom of thought which they seldom use." Soren Kierkegaard
Bugger. And there was me , wondering if either of you were handy in the kitchen.
Panzerhund 262
| bohnanza wrote: Come Dine With Us
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Ah, you two having another one of your cannibal nights
I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it.
Voltaire (François-Marie Arouet (21 November 1694 – 30 May 1778)
lad_in_leather wrote:
Ah, you two having another one of your cannibal nights |
Shhhhh don't scare them off!
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"People demand freedom of speech as a compensation for the freedom of thought which they seldom use." Soren Kierkegaard
| Persia_Porsche wrote: I can vouch that these people are very very unlikely to eat you ..... the first time they meet you (and, in fact, are very lovely chaps well worth spending an evening getting to know.) |
Seconded. Never sampled their cooking but they're heaps of fun to spend time with and will make their dining guests very welcome.
Have fun!
Well I know that Rhoobarb makes good soup. Cheers, Jim.
Creosote is creeping back onto the market, sold behind the bike shed !
So can I come anyway and be Dave Lamb ?
Please ?
I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it.
Voltaire (François-Marie Arouet (21 November 1694 – 30 May 1778)
| Janie_0 wrote: The real challenge is finding someone who they haven't met lol |
That was my thoughts too.
Wonderful idea though
Thank you for my memo, I am looking forward to meeting you both soon.
Put your feelings where my mouth just went.
Ian Dury
You two sound amazing, even more so when I read the profiles. I only wish I was nearer to Falkirk.
Must stop reading this before I start looking up hotels in Falkirk!
happy volunteer for mind control and robotisation experiments
| stevielouts wrote: You two sound amazing, even more so when I read the profiles. I only wish I was nearer to Falkirk.
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Awww that's a lovely thing to say. Thank you
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| bohnanza wrote: we are going to have a Come Dine With Us in an attempt to meet some locals. Unlike the TV show you don't have to feed us on another night. |
I'm just trying to think what the sarcastic commentator would make of the night!
It's a brilliant idea, and one I also fail on both counts.
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| Janie_0 wrote: The real challenge is finding someone who they haven't met lol |
Agreed!
Fuzzygoth
Fortune Cookie Advice Writer, Pointless Procrastinatinator and
Distribution agent for white cat hair that just gets everywhere!
Seconded. (Partly because I know how much that will make Mr B frown so)
KittyDeVil wrote:
They ARE amazing |
xx
The poon won't come flocking if you sit and do nothing.
Menu:
Crab cakes with salsa, served with green leaves.
Marinated and pot roasted beef, with potato and onion cake, oven roasted selection of vegetables.
Knickerbocker glory.
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"People demand freedom of speech as a compensation for the freedom of thought which they seldom use." Soren Kierkegaard
| Rhoobarb wrote: Menu: Crab cakes with salsa, served with green leaves. Marinated and pot roasted beef, with potato and onion cake, oven roasted selection of vegetables. Knickerbocker glory.
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A wonderful evening, a delicious meal and the most charming and interesting hosts.
@Rhoobarb's courses were delicious but nothing quite prepared me for @Bohnanza's alternative cooking style, a hammer and a hot oven for Knickerbocker glory!
I shall leave the rest to your imaginations...
Put your feelings where my mouth just went.
Ian Dury
I think that the concept for this party is a brilliant idea and one that I hope others try in other parts of the UK.
Maybe when J and I buy a bigger house next year, we can try something similar. I hope that the guests won't conclude that our cooking makes them think it's the bush tucker trial in "I'm a kinkster - Get me out of here".