Good Friday (Fish?).

• Guest 690

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  2 April 2010     02:1745579
  #1      
  Anyone having fish today, for either religious or traditional reasons? Any favourite fish? I think we`ve got haddock.
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• Guest 645

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  2 April 2010     03:5745580
  #2      
  There are only 2 days in the Catholic calendar where the eating of meat is forbidden..Ash Wednesday and Good Friday so today we are having haddock and chips.
  Marek
  I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
• Guest 650

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  2 April 2010     08:0845591
  #3      
  We are very likely to have fish .... but more because I have middle daughter staying, who enjoys fish as much as I do. Simon doesn't like it much, nor does my daughter's fiance - so when we two get together it's a wonderful opportunity to indulge ourselves in the kitchen!
  
  Eldest daughter likes it too.
  
  (Maggie stirs the cooking pot .....) "When shall we three meet again?"
  
  (Given the current weather forecast, it's quite likely to be "In thunder, lightning, or in rain"!)
  
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• Terry Nunn

  • Location: London Road, Dover
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  2 April 2010     08:1245592
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  ......................just don't say it was good enough for Jehovah!
  
  
  Terry
  Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
• Sue Nicholas

  • Location: river
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  2 April 2010     08:2645598
  #5      
  Yes its Fish today in our house .Tradition,and not a hot cross bun before today .Good to be able to get along to Morrisons to buy it .
  • Morrisons
• Sid Perkins

  • Location: Dover
  2 April 2010     09:4145614
  #6      
  It's Friday and a fish & chips from Davitos day. To hell with religion/catholicism, we just like good grub.
• Guest 690

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  2 April 2010     09:5545616
  #7      
  Fish at our Plaice today, just the two of Huss, so Bass clothes on, as it`s Cods day.
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• Sid Perkins

  • Location: Dover
  2 April 2010     10:1045619
  #8      
  Don't forget the mullett hair-do Colin!
• Guest 671

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  2 April 2010     14:0545643
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  I'm having prawn balti that i hope has some prawns in this time, Icelands frozen range . Best fish i ever ate was Dover sole from the Crypt, before someone grilled it, the restaurant i mean, not the fish.
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• Guest 657

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  2 April 2010     14:2645646
  #10      
  I don't like fish (ok maybe the odd cod fish finger sandwich but that's it.) We will be having pizza (I don't eat a lot of those either, way too fattening!!)
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• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  2 April 2010     16:5345675
  #11      
  colin,that must be the codfather of all fishy statments.
• Sid Perkins

  • Location: Dover
  2 April 2010     16:5645676
  #12      
  I think Colin was caught between a rock and a hard plaice.
• Guest 657

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  2 April 2010     18:5245700
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