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A general invitation to stay...

Started by Mozart25 REPLIES527 VIEWS· 17 Sept 2013, 23:16
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
17 Sept 2013, 23:16
#1
17 Sept 2013, 23:16#1
I posted this under AllB&Bs posting about a new site. But I wanted to be as clear as possible and make sure the thought isn't lost. So here it is: -- I for one would prefer all the NZ chaps to stay. I doubt there has been a more detailed or frank discussion between fans of any two countries in any sport. And face it the circumstances were pretty inflamatory. This is pretty unique fellows, don't let differences of opinion inhibit communication. That's how we all learn. AB&B is a fine poster, he remains very welcome here, whatever his current feelings.
JW
Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
17 Sept 2013, 23:22
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17 Sept 2013, 23:22#2

From my side Mozart I enjoy this site very much (warts and all as Cromwell said). I can't believe this spat would result in any one leaving but I may be wrong. Thanks for the invitation!

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
18 Sept 2013, 00:42
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18 Sept 2013, 00:42#3
Not that you need one JW or that I have any duties beyond being a poster....but sometimes in the heat of the debate we all miss the big picture.
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WardadPro6,663 posts
18 Sept 2013, 03:06
#4
18 Sept 2013, 03:06#4

 Yeah ,what you guys just said !+ 1000

BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
18 Sept 2013, 10:12
#5
18 Sept 2013, 10:12#5

 I will second that. I have always said its great having the kiwis here.

Sorry if I have been to hard on you guys. Hehehehehe - blame it on hakwas insensitive pictures!

 

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
18 Sept 2013, 11:34
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18 Sept 2013, 11:34#6
I know I am nasty at times - but please stay with us. I promise to behave and insult nobody - but Ceradyne - the low life needs it badly. Your presene on the Board is essential for proper discussion of issue - even where we differ from you.
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
18 Sept 2013, 11:45
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18 Sept 2013, 11:45#7
Cloudy Do you know how to make real boboti? Do you add raisins and almonds to you boboti? Just asking?
CL
CleanCutPro9,905 posts
18 Sept 2013, 12:25
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18 Sept 2013, 12:25#8

I no longer have illusions of the Kiwi people as a whole. They’re not what I thought they were.

 

If they stay, they stay … if they go they go. It matters not to me.

 

I will treat each as an individual … and not paint all with the same brush.

 

An arsehole is an arsehole in any language.

 

HA
hakwaPro4,146 posts
18 Sept 2013, 12:45
#9
18 Sept 2013, 12:45#9

@Cleancut has officially been jaded!

@Beens, my pictures have never been insensitive but ALWAYS educational and informative! 

@Mozzie, thank you - however I hear this small voice telling me that Mozzie just wants us around just in-case the Boks beat the ABs LOL! THEN time for payback LOL

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
18 Sept 2013, 13:46
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18 Sept 2013, 13:46#10
Cloudy A bit of history. The Dutch East India Company in the 18th century brought slaves from Malaya and the Dutch East Indies and also some prisoners to the Cape. Most of those ends up as working in the kitchens of the locals. They had a massive influence on food preparation in what was then the Cape Colony and in general they used a lot of spices in the process. This became a normal in SA households in general and food preparation here allows for very tasty food. Another historical fact is that King Henri IV of France (leader of the Huguenots) annunciated a policy that every Frenchman should have a chicken in the pot on Sundays. My Huguenot ancestors brought this ideal to the Cape and for centuries thereafter it was traditional that chicken is served as the main meat ingredient of Sunday dinners. I grew up on a farm dating back to 1720 in the Southern Cape and we always had chicken on Sundays - even though there was an ample supply of other meats available.
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
18 Sept 2013, 13:54
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18 Sept 2013, 13:54#11

 Mike I think you and Cloudy should exchange recipes here. She cooks a mean boil - what in the world is that and a bread I have never heard of.

Personally I love Afrikaans and Malay cooking but my wife being Welsh/English has no clue. Worse she and my daughters are vegetarians now! Its really a dogs life  - without a bone!

 

CE
CeradynePro9,374 posts
18 Sept 2013, 14:07
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18 Sept 2013, 14:07#12

Cloudy

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RE: A general invitation to stay...
September 18, 2013, 09:58:22

 I have a good Sth African friend she lives in my street and she gave me the recipe after she brought some for me to try.  She had raisins and almonds but I leave out the raisins because nobody likes raisins in my house lol

 

Not trying to diss you, but bobotie without raisins?????????? I know that it is much the same as raisins, but you can replace the raisins with sultanas. That is the way I prefer it. Many people don't like the raisins because of the seeds in it, and sultanas are seedless, and they are a bit sweeter than normal raisins.

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
18 Sept 2013, 14:17
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18 Sept 2013, 14:17#13
Poor Beeno Then your wife cooks without adding salt as well? That is indeed the most tasteless food imaginable.- por dog you are!!!!!! LOL
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
18 Sept 2013, 14:17
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18 Sept 2013, 14:17#14
Poor Beeno Then your wife cooks without adding salt as well? That is indeed the most tasteless food imaginable.- por dog you are!!!!!! LOL
BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
18 Sept 2013, 14:24
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18 Sept 2013, 14:24#15

Okay Mike no need to post that twice. I wake up dreaming of a nice lamb shank etc. I then go off and do some of my own shopping including a nice pack of biltong which I hide in my cupboard. 

This world is not paradise!

 

BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
18 Sept 2013, 14:25
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18 Sept 2013, 14:25#16

Okay Mike no need to post that twice. I wake up dreaming of a nice lamb shank etc. I then go off and do some of my own shopping including a nice pack of biltong which I hide in my cupboard. 

This world is not paradise!

 

CE
CeradynePro9,374 posts
18 Sept 2013, 14:37
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18 Sept 2013, 14:37#17

@Cloudy. Custard? It is not really custard, now is it? Custard has vanila in it. Check this recipe. That looks a lot like the one my wife makes. The one thing that does make a difference though is the chutney. If it is at all possible to get real Mrs Balls chutney, then that is what you should go for. Any Saffer would tell you the one thing that they miss is Mrs Balls chutney, and most expat shops (over here in, in the UK, any case) stock it. You can even buy it at some of the Supermarkets in the UK.

 

blog.getaway.co.za/food/recipes/traditional-south-african-bobotie-recipe/

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
18 Sept 2013, 15:04
#19
18 Sept 2013, 15:04#19

 Thanks for that web page windpomp. I have read their magazine occasionally which is very good. 

Love bobbotie so I guess I had better try cooking it!

MI
MikeyJRookie11 posts
18 Sept 2013, 15:07
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18 Sept 2013, 15:07#20

So first you scum bags slag off the New Zealanders and then you are begging them to stay, what a pathetic bunch of losers. Why not take a moment to count your brain cells next time before you start insulting New Zealanders.

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
18 Sept 2013, 15:21
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18 Sept 2013, 15:21#21

 Margaret you pathetic ss mole why dont you identify yourself. I will tell you why. Because you are a yellow bellied coward and are sounding very much like tai pansy.

Its nothing new, we love having the kiws here I and others have said as much many times.

Now piss off back to the reichsfuhrer and report that you have been identified as a mole and await further intstructions from your baaaaaaaas.

Bwahahahahahahahaha

There is one very nice lady who posts there - Mata - the only one I think and it couldn't be her. This is a ss mole with gender problems - makes me think its taipansy. 

 

 

BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
18 Sept 2013, 15:26
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18 Sept 2013, 15:26#22

Margeret/tai pansy, you may be able to count your brains cells (If there be more than one) in a moment. Us guys could not do it in a lifetime.

Hope that helps!

JW
Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
18 Sept 2013, 15:35
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18 Sept 2013, 15:35#23

Cloudy: you have domesticated the wildest of Bok fans - our master plan worked!!!  lol

Now it's time for the second part of our plan to unfold, I have issued instructions for "ref, cheat" and all related words to be automatically deleated from posts from now on. Ahhh! the satisfaction of a good plan coming togeather. By the way they can't read this post can they??

PS I am thinking of adding yellow and red card to the automatic delete list, what do you think? This way all Beeno's posts will be editied down to almost nothing!

MI
MikeyJRookie11 posts
18 Sept 2013, 15:36
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18 Sept 2013, 15:36#24

What is your problem Beeno1?

Do you have an inferiority complex that as soon as someone makes a post you suddenly assume that they are moles...If this board allows you to behave in that way I can only assume that you are either an owner or a moderator, otherwise someone like you would have been removed long time ago with that behaviour.

So let's see what happens when I report you via the contact page, because to be honest I find you quite a busive to posters.

MI
MikeyJRookie11 posts
18 Sept 2013, 15:40
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18 Sept 2013, 15:40#25

Don't worry, most of them cannot read, someone has to read it to them or have it written in wax crayons to understand.

CL
CleanCutPro9,905 posts
18 Sept 2013, 15:51
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18 Sept 2013, 15:51#26

 

Indeed Cloudy ... a gentleman is a gentleman in every language.

 

However ... a rush of blood to the head can have him transformed into a Mr Hyde ... when pushed.

 

Not a pretty picture ... but a Mr Hyde none the less.

 

 

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