Re: [london.food] The F Word

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From: Juliet Kemp
Subject: Re: [london.food] The F Word
Date: 11:44 on 09 Mar 2006

On Thu, Mar 09, 2006 at 09:01:42AM +0000, James Bywater wrote:
> On 8 Mar 2006, at 1725, Simon Wistow wrote:
> 
> >I am *so* up for this
> 
> Me too... I applied to be a diner in the F word restaurant but this  
> is even better!

Sadly, even leaving aside any speculation as to whether my culinary
talents would be up to the job, I fear that vegan + F Word would not go
so well together...  

Juliet

There's stuff above here

Re: [london.food] The F Word James Bywater 09:01 on 09 Mar 2006
Me too... I applied to be a diner in the F word restaurant but this
- Juliet Kemp 11:44 on 09 Mar 2006
  Sadly, even leaving aside any speculation as to whether my culinary
  - Simon Wistow 11:49 on 09 Mar 2006
    Aww, come on! It'd be hilarious. Geek foodies + girl + vegan + Gord ==
    - too deep to show
  - Nigel Rantor 11:50 on 09 Mar 2006
    "Pan-Fried Vegan with Celeriac Mash and Red Cabbage"
    - too deep to show
  - Rev Simon Rumble 11:57 on 09 Mar 2006
    I notice he's been a lot nicer to vegetarians since the first series of
    - too deep to show
Juliet Kemp 12:27 on 09 Mar 2006
BRING IT ON.
RE: [london.food] The F Word Russell Joanne (ST) 10:41 on 10 Mar 2006
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- Re: [london.food] The F Word Kake L Pugh 16:40 on 10 Mar 2006
  I thought that was the _point_ of fake meat!

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