Thomson "stamping" incident worrying All Blacks

**jono** · 13-11-12, 08:33

Originally Posted by shasta

Youv'e actually made a haggis, jono? Why FFS?
Once you had the recipe that should have been that.

First 5 years of work were at butchers or Lenards stores.
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**shasta** · 13-11-12, 10:33

Good excuse.

Had forgotten that. Definitely needed a nee direction.
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**Ralto** · 13-11-12, 12:47

Originally Posted by jono

That's because I'm never eating it again.
Disgusting to eat. And even moreso to make
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Your giving your vote to black pudding like myself then?

**doobie69** · 13-11-12, 15:03

Haha, the haggis. Personally I love it. And black, red and white pudding too. Haggis shooting season used to be very popular- we always managed to get a few tourists turning up at 5am on a cold morning for the shoot. Obviously we weren't there to see it, just enjoyed their whinging later that we never turned up. And yes it's true that out of their 4 legs the left legs are longer than the right as they always run around hills clockwise. This is why the right side of the haggis is always more tender. Enjoy with neeps and tatties and a generous measure of a smokey single malt served in front of a real fire. Surrounded by tired poms

**brokendown gunfighter** · 13-11-12, 15:15

& don't forget it has to be piped in

**jono** · 13-11-12, 15:41

it's all feral... hate eating it and especially hate making it

**Sheikh** · 13-11-12, 17:21

Originally Posted by doobie69

Haha, the haggis. Personally I love it. And black, red and white pudding too. Haggis shooting season used to be very popular- we always managed to get a few tourists turning up at 5am on a cold morning for the shoot. Obviously we weren't there to see it, just enjoyed their whinging later that we never turned up. And yes it's true that out of their 4 legs the left legs are longer than the right as they always run around hills clockwise. This is why the right side of the haggis is always more tender. Enjoy with neeps and tatties and a generous measure of a smokey single malt served in front of a real fire. Surrounded by tired poms

Wait - you mean I've been fooled for years by the stories of there being two distinct species - one with long left legs and one with long right legs who run round hills anti-clockwise?

**normie** · 13-11-12, 17:30

......one of them is exclusively for Halal haggis

**brokendown gunfighter** · 13-11-12, 17:34

isn't good this thread has been hijacked by the humble haggis

wonder if the judicary will be equally distracted?

**doobie69** · 13-11-12, 18:42

Originally Posted by normie

......one of them is exclusively for Halal haggis

Halal haggis- love it!. I think you're onto something there normie. It's Deepavali here in KL today so maybe we can stretch to curried haggis for our Indian friends too. Endless possibilities for the humble "Great Chieftan o' the Puddin race"

**jono** · 13-11-12, 19:25

Originally Posted by brokendown gunfighter

isn't good this thread has been hijacked by the humble haggis

wonder if the judicary will be equally distracted?

When do we find out how long the cheating kiwi gets?
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**shasta** · 13-11-12, 20:10

After the haggis has been piped in.
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**Ecky** · 13-11-12, 21:25

Supposed to have been Monday, but I canna find any update.

It's even finished being Monday over there in Europe/UK, hasn't it?

**SinBin** · 14-11-12, 06:40

Originally Posted by jono

When do we find out how long the cheating kiwi gets?
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Thomson and Rob Simmons will attend disciplinary hearings in London on Wednesday ahead of this weekend's matches

>> http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/20301930

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