No wonder this country's in the state it's in.

I would say - about seven or eight - unless it's very specific.

lol - I should have put money on it. 

Now I feel like to have been paying attention to the threads. I must make a note to self to check how many posts have been made in your threads before deviating 

Cheers Soozy, i thought it might be quite a few posts before I got a real answer! 

Hoorah - it's 12:00 and I can be set free for my lunch... Mmmm lunch.

So what's everyone having for lunch

Fish and chips for me

I dont eat lunch 

but your F+C are making me drool a bit ....

Now see - I can have F&C whenever I want. i rarely do ............I might tonight though - I'll give Mt Woo a ring to see what goodies he's got. Haddock is 95% of our market but - on Fridays he often has some nice Plaice or Skate. If he's being very dare devil he might sneakily buy a bit of Rock - most locals here would be mortified 

Oddly enough although Cod is the most common in UK chippies - people round here won't touch it.

Is that OT enough for you EC? 

I love cod or pollock Soozy not fussy on haddock these days..but I will be having a roast chicken butty for lunch and probably a curry for dinner..

I just had beans on toast ... nice and warming for a day like today

I like beans on toast with grated cheese ....................and a hefty dollop of HP.

I was hoping for an in-depth discussion and in particular your thoughts on "multiple steps toward the quantum singularity".

But I'm OK with all the fish information... Oh and I do enjoy a nice piece of fresh cod.

I've been to a cafe bar and had a chicken breast burger with a rasher of bacon in a bun, coleslaw and fries. With a cup of extra hot coffee as it is freezing out there.

My thoughts on http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/...ingularity-0118.html are

Well - I do quite like Claire and H - was never keen on Faye and Lisa Scott Lee and the other guy was a bit meh. Never got to see all of the reunion programmes but I have to confess to enjoying the few I did.

Will that do?

EC that's dinner not lunch!!

I'm just about to make Tuna paninis in time for the kids coming home.  I haven't had breakfast or lunch yet so I might have one aswell.

I know many many fishermen who  wont eat cod either. A nice piece of haddock now hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Yes .............. we live near one if not THE biggest fishing port in the UK - locals (lots with a fishing heritage) won't touch Cod - only eat Haddock. Something to do with bottom feeders I think

I'm not a big fish eater and lived most of my life down South - never thought I'd prefer Haddock to Cod but I do now.

I've been very, very naughty - just got an attack of the munchies and wolfed down five Maryland Cookies with my cup of tea. I'm all cross with myself now

I sauted soya beans onion and brocolli topped with cheese and parmesan. I'm running out of food and Tesco won't deliver until Sunday [Asda - monday] cos of the snow. Time to get creative

I never knew that about Cod ,I will never eat Cod again! I don't know if 've actually eaten Cod. Whats in fish fingers?

Who knows? Horse maybe? Possibly Sea Horse

I love fish, any fish or sea food.  The only one I really don't like is squid.

Even fried battered calamari from M+S  Cinds? Mmmmmm

Naughty Soozy  You will have to go out and build a snowman now to work them off.

pmsl

I'm having fish fingers. homemade chips and salad *goes off to check ingredients of birdseye fishfingers*

What's a bottom feeder?

I'm not too fussed about that. Not sure it would do me much harm, especially as I only have fish a few times a year. I tend to have more tuna and salmon than cod.

I would be more worried about milk. The amount of drugs pumped into cows to keep them healthy is quite disturbing. Most people drink milk everyday and have milk in other products.

And don't forget the "allowable levels" of pus allowed in milk 

Max Clifford...

I think its an animal that eats all the debris and general crap that drifts down to the sea floor 

bwahahahaha

Eh!!

Yuk. That puts me further off a product I already dislike, cheers Cinds.

Although there is a similar thing with baked goods like bread. They allow a certain level of insect particulate matter!

 Good 'un.

Usually cod, but sometimes Pollock. If the are labelled just 'fish' then it's theminced up left overs of everything and is generally a greyish colour and (IMO) doesn't have a good flavour.

I could be wrong but I think there may be birds eyes in them!