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Pudding used to be my life, the main course was only eaten so I could have pudding. I would have gone mental if it was withheld - blood would be spilt.
Now I'm not so bothered, so wouldn't have the same reaction, but then I always help clear up so it's not an issue. 😉
Withhold my meat however, that's a different story.... 😈
depends if I'd tidied up or not.
I make the meals, kids do dishes etc. They no clear away then no [s]pudding[/s] dessert.
[s]With[/s]hold my meat however, that's a different story....
I always tidy up after myself, so I always demand pudding. It is my human right.
They no clear away then no [s]pudding[/s] dessert.
I bet you have a room called a "lounge", go to the "toilet" and say "pardon" as well....
I would ask them why they're calling me "pudding".
I'd smack em one then head off in the reasonably priced car
I'd kick off. I certainly wouldn't help tidy up.
There may be punching. but no voting for UKIP. 😆
[quote=ourmaninthenorth ]They no clear away then no pudding dessert.
I bet you have a room called a "lounge", go to the "toilet" and say "pardon" as well....
Ha ha ha...no!
They are 18 and 15 they can do their bit to assist around the house.
I'd go bleating to my Dad so he would tell them off.
I would use the anger in my next training ride*
* [i]or I would do as I was told and tidy up[/i]
🙂
Give me more context.
Am I at a wedding, a bar mitzvah, or a funeral?
ourmaninthenorth - Member
They no clear away then no [s]pudding[/s] dessert.
I bet you have a room called a "lounge", go to the "toilet" and say "pardon" as well....
tv watching room, p*ss hole & U wot m8 for me
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Pandemonium
I'd go bleating to my Dad so he would [s]tell them off[/s] throw a tiny little strop on the internet.
My old man would sort it
Honestly, I wouldn't be that fussed. More into savoury than sweet - if they said no pork scratchings, then tables would get flipped.
It'd make me angry and you wouldn't like me when I'm angry!
Nothing. Round our way it's desert! - my dad on the other hand would spend some time stewing before posting to Mums net.
Call an emergency meeting of the UN security council and demand all out war be waged in the name of humanity.
We've all been denied pudding as children for not doing as we've been told and we've all that sat there 5 years old and thought 'when I'm big I'm gonna buy a whole pudding for myself, maybe even two' well haven't we?
No pudding? NO PUDDING?? Just how much do you value your life??
Is this "round your way" sparksmcguff?
Noooooo - anything but the butterscotch Angel Delight..! Yuck!
I would be calm for a while... Then start throwing my own sh1t about.
My wife regularly withholds my portion.
bruneep - Member
depends if I'd tidied up or not.I make the meals, kids do dishes etc. They no clear away then no pudding dessert.
Pudding is a subset of a dessert and perfectly valid term. Now pull you head out of your arse.
The results would make this look like a minor fracas.
"More pies!"
Can't say I'd be that bothered, I like to pig out on starter and main, then if there's a smidgen of space left, I might manage something from the sweet menu.
A nice treacle tart, or home-made ice-cream goes down nicely, though.
This is if I'm eating out, though; at home I really can't be arsed.
😉My wife regularly [s]with[/s]holds my portion.
If the pudding was anything like the gooseberries and lukewarm custard or god forbid that semolina gruel we were force fed at school then I'd say allelujah!
Say thank you. Lactose intolerant. Better than spending the rest of the day in the sh*tt*r. It's the absence of cheese that hurts most.
Did my daughter make it?
No pudding?
is this in Guantanamo Bay?
I never have pudding. 9 times out of 10 they're horrible.
Top of the list is trifle. Soggy, tasteless sponge, bland jelly, textureless errm, stuff. Nasty, nasty dessert.
The only desirable puddings are tiny little explosions of taste like those mentally strong chocolate things.






