Blades & Mariners fans In Court This Week

[Isaw Joeshaw]

When I was growing up , a common phrase used about people who easily felt the cold was " 'E must 'ave blood like chip shop vinegar "

This was not in relation to any particular brand or the fact that it was non brewed condiment. It related to the fact that, since vinegar was a relatively expensive commodity at the time, many chip shop owners watered it down to make it go much further.

Incidentally , although we've had Sarsons for all our married life , Mrs. Joe came home with another brand a few months ago. When we tried it , even she had to admit it was truly disgusting whereupon it was consigned to the bin and she was issued with a Scarborough Warning.

 

[Worksop II]

even she had to admit it was truly disgusting whereupon it was consigned to the bin

probably that NBC stuff

 

[Sean Thornton]

When I was growing up , a common phrase used about people who easily felt the cold was " 'E must 'ave blood like chip shop vinegar "

This was not in relation to any particular brand or the fact that it was non brewed condiment. It related to the fact that, since vinegar was a relatively expensive commodity at the time, many chip shop owners watered it down to make it go much further.

Incidentally , although we've had Sarsons for all our married life , Mrs. Joe came home with another brand a few months ago. When we tried it , even she had to admit it was truly disgusting whereupon it was consigned to the bin and she was issued with a Scarborough Warning.

These days, a Scarborough warning means "don't give this bloke a pound" it would seem.

 

[GRUMPY BLADE]

These days, a Scarborough warning means "don't give this bloke a pound" it would seem.

or 'don't take his £1'

 

[ShorehamRevolution]

Not one Chippy has Sarsans Vinegar on the Counter ?

The best vinegar going on my opinion

 

[Gavlar]

Embarrassing reading. What the hell was going on there? So much trouble over a bloody friendly? Football fans can be utter front bottoms sometimes.

 

[ForgeBlade]

Hope it was Non Brewed Condiment. Ms Crab prefers Malt Vinegar. Ms Crab is wrong.

Disappointed to disagree with the esteemed be-shelled gentleman (gentlecrab?) for the first time, but Ms. Crab is spot on. That non-brewed shite is a pale reflection of lashings of proper malt Vinegar.

 

[The Crab]

Disappointed to disagree with the esteemed be-shelled gentleman (gentlecrab?) for the first time, but Ms. Crab is spot on. That non-brewed shite is a pale reflection of lashings of proper malt Vinegar.

Fucks sake, don't tell her that. I don't win many battles as it is!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Is the Blade on the ground still with us? Jeez, seems like every cunt from Grimsby's rogue gallery are being done for kicking a defenceless guy on the floor.

The bell ends on trial look like real hard men don't they. Pricks.

 

[Isaw Joeshaw]

More vinegar info for Foxy the Splasher and others :-

* It's origins go back over 5,000 years.

* It's name comes from the French words 'vin' and 'aigre' meaning sour wine.

* Sarsons started making it in 1794 using ale instead of wine

*. They are the only company who still make it in in the traditional way, being aged in vats made of timber from the Vale of Evesham.

* All the others have valuable uses such as cleaning car windscreens and unblocking waste pipes, but not for putting on fish and chips.

Makes you proud to be British - apart from the fact that they're owned by a Japanese company.

Hey hoh.

 

[3-GBlade]

Aspalls make vinegar and cider.
10p to the first person who can tell the difference :O