If you don't eat bacon, why would you want to eat something that looks like bacon? The mind boggles.
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Vegetarian BACON?! :nuts:
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Missy Jem wrote: If you don't eat bacon, why would you want to eat something that looks like bacon? The mind boggles.
That's not logical, Captain.
I wouldn't dream of eating an actual badly-packed kebab...
BIGINOIL wrote: I wouldn't dream of eating an actual badly-packed kebab...
Especially when you open the bastard up and it looks like beef, but then tastes of fcuking fish! 
Al Jarvis wrote:
BIGINOIL wrote: I wouldn't dream of eating an actual badly-packed kebab...
Especially when you open the bastard up and it looks like beef, but then tastes of fcuking fish!
ewwwwww....
Only good thing about veggie bacon are the names: Nobacon and Facon. Genius!
Well, slightly amusing, anyway.
Well, mildly diverting.
Maybe.
J.A.K wrote:
Johnny wrote:
delilah wrote:
nice jacket/shirt/trouser combination
Well , it was 1989.Chinos were quite the thing at the time
:barf:
an early photo of Mr Bean
Lauren/James leave the house in Mr Bean disguise.
Jonny Donepoindatgunname wrote: Only good thing about veggie bacon are the names: Nobacon and Facon. Genius!
Well, slightly amusing, anyway.
Well, mildly diverting.
Maybe.
I'm going to Tesco after work, i am going to have a walk up the Veggie aisle, to see if there are any more amusing names!
Phew, i thought you meant me.
... Wait a minute, that IS me! Why's my photo on here?
Damn you!
at work we get guinea fowl in, and on the stiker of the wrapping it states 100% vegetarian, even though its meat...?
at work we get guinea fowl in, and on the stiker of the wrapping it states 100% vegetarian, even though its meat...?
Maybe it implies that the guinea fowl themselves are vegetarian, rather than the monied types who eat it?
Then again, maybe not.
