Comments | annwfyn: Borough Market

annwfyn

Borough Market

Sep 13, 2007 14:31

pierot, ksirafai and I went to Borough Market this afternoon, hunting for interesting food for dinner.

We found interesting food for dinner (poussin stuffed with assorted cool stuff) and also found a variety of other amazing things.

( We found a shark displayed on a fishmonger's stall )

discovery of wonderful things, university

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alasdair September 13 2007, 14:09:14 UTC

Ah, John, Mark and Robbo. Noble sentiment - they made three whiskies, that all tasted very distinct, and branded them for the layperson, in an attempt to make whisky accessible.

Sadly, their whiskies were not very good, and I understand they've folded, or at least given up on the UK.

annwfyn September 13 2007, 14:22:48 UTC

Oh that's a shame! They are still selling their wares at Borough Market at the moment - at least two of their brands anyway.

It's... still... alive... twicedead September 13 2007, 14:17:32 UTC

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSWDT6lKFQA

This is a fish market in Hong Kong we went to. This fish head was still breathing.

Re: It's... still... alive... annwfyn September 13 2007, 14:30:38 UTC

Aieeeda!

That actually makes me feel rather bad about eating fish!

Re: It's... still... alive... twicedead September 13 2007, 14:32:05 UTC

They'd eat you if they had the chance. It's a life or death struggle Mano a Fisho.

reindeerflotila September 13 2007, 16:58:58 UTC

The first pic DEMANDS Captioning.

There is also a guy with a nice bottom in teh background you cunnign fox, you.

annwfyn September 13 2007, 17:04:20 UTC

I deny all knowledge of any random bottoms! I was rather distracted by THE ATTACK OF THE FISHMONGER'S STALL.

I think most people would have been in my situation.

reindeerflotila September 13 2007, 17:36:49 UTC

i keep seeing that shark mouth, open...and Maddox peering out happily...

is that wrong?

annwfyn September 13 2007, 17:49:02 UTC

Yes! Yes it is! Bad Darren! Bad!

imagesandwords September 13 2007, 21:38:35 UTC

If you don't count the Scottish Masters I got from Edinburgh

Is that because it was a combined undergrad thingy?

And I sympathise on the multiple postgrad thing!

annwfyn September 13 2007, 23:08:53 UTC

Is that because it was a combined undergrad thingy?

Pretty much entirely. I'm basically mostly unconvinced that I worked any harder on my four year degree than my English friends did on their three year degrees. T'other two postgrad qualifications which I did as actual separate courses were much harder.

imagesandwords September 14 2007, 18:43:13 UTC

I get the impression that a lot of people north and south of the border feel that way about courses like Mphys where the undergrad and postgrad are lumped together.