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Post by Jon on Sept 3, 2014 18:48:39 GMT
Yeah, by reviewing the superior Ron Dewdney's pasties. . Did you notice how Barty cleverly covered all bases by referring to "my last Dewdney"? Could be Ivor, Ron or Bert. I don't think I've ever sampled the delights of a Ron. My heaviest period of Ivor consumption would have been c.1985/86 from the sadly missed Sidwell Street shop. The ones Chelston and I had from the back of an Ivor Dewdney van parked up between the Britannia and Home Park were so good that they eased the pain of a 0-2 defeat. |
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Post by chelstongull on Sept 3, 2014 19:27:49 GMT
Yeah, by reviewing the superior Ron Dewdney's pasties. . The ones Chelston and I had from the back of an Ivor Dewdney van parked up between the Britannia and Home Park were so good that they eased the pain of a 0-2 defeat. The best pasty I've ever eaten - it was the size of a baby's head and all for £2.80 There's one of their shops in Newton Abbot, which I must visit. |
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Post by lambethgull on Sept 3, 2014 22:00:29 GMT
Did you notice how Barty cleverly covered all bases by referring to "my last Dewdney"? Could be Ivor, Ron or Bert. Evasive stuff from Barton, but I am concerned about the banana and tea lunch tbh. Clearly he's been spending too long under the influence of Felix. Can it be long before vegetarian oggies and smuggled bottles of Henderson's Relish make their way into match reports? |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2014 23:21:46 GMT
Did you notice how Barty cleverly covered all bases by referring to "my last Dewdney"? Could be Ivor, Ron or Bert. Evasive stuff from Barton, but I am concerned about the banana and tea lunch tbh. Clearly he's been spending too long under the influence of Felix. Can it be long before vegetarian oggies and smuggled bottles of Henderson's Relish make their way into match reports? Ah yes, Hendo’s. You get a strong whiff of it crossing the tracks at the University tram stop. Alpine Joe may appreciate this picture of a free-market capitalist and, er, visionary who has always possessed a degree of sauce:  And, after seeing this, I’ll stick to the Worcester thank you very much:  |
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