I also remember beef dripping on toast

Beef dripping was sunday lunch for us kids, and it was a treat.
Always on bread though, we probably could not afford toast lol.
My dad recently wrote his autobiography, i have not read it yet, it's sort of tempting fate isn't it?
But i just know there are some gems in there.

We used to make the toast on one of those three pronged forks in front of the fire there was always a fight to do on the coldest days as you stayed nice and warm by it best seat in the house.

slips quickly away before the catwoman cometh.

I still do maz!!

as does the queen

I was reading about the cream soda...I have the fondest memories of Barq's cream soda in the bottle that you had to pop the top off w/ a can opener...ooooh they are so good and so hard to find up here. :blink:

STOP IT!

I shall ban you.

The queen...come on...look here she is:

http://i.cnn.net/cnn/2002/WORLD/europe/11/13/uk.queen1420/story.queen.speech.jpg

..in her sunday best. Nice shade of barby pink lippy Liz!

Out of interest, you know they like to wave - do it a lot don't they - do you think its a condition Waviitus or something; that could be why they hold their hands all the times to stop their arms flaying out in a uncontrollable, spontaneous waves.

Out of interest, you know they like to wave - do it a lot don't they - do you think its a condition Waviitus or something; that could be why they hold their hands all the times to stop their arms flaying out in a uncontrollable, spontaneous waves.

I think it's probably something to do with centuries of royal familty inbreeding - all royal families seem to do it (both the waving and inbreeding)

Ears are always a good sign of inter breeding...clock this..

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/41156000/jpg/_41156691_charles203.jpg

He should take advice from his ancestors and wear his hair longer:

http://www.thedorsetpage.com/history/Flight_of_Charles/flight_of_charles_3.jpg

"OINK OINK went the big eared boys on the farm"