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Tommy, apparently in H's part of the world, the pictured item is referred to as a "pasty" or perhaps "pastie." What all that has to do with me is anybody's guess.

I think you'll find it's mostly 'Pastie', as in the steaming Cornish snack item depicted above. He probably is fairly pale of complexion, but there's no need to get personal with 'Pasty'.

I've also heard Patsy, Pats and Pastry around the traps. He's fairly versatile with it all.

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Huntsman wrote: The what?

I just wanted to showcase what a real genuine English pastie looked like. It's warm, friendly and delicious, which is why it was named after Patrick.

You're far too kind, H. Do pasties tend to like New Order?

I've tried to post an explanation.

depthcharge wrote: I think you'll find it's mostly 'Pastie', as in the steaming Cornish snack item depicted above. He probably is fairly pale of complexion, but there's no need to get personal with 'Pasty'.

I've also heard Patsy, Pats and Pastry around the traps. He's fairly versatile with it all.

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Probably.

Huntsman wrote: I've tried to post an explanation.

As to whether pasties like NO?

Patrick wrote:

Huntsman wrote: The what?

I just wanted to showcase what a real genuine English pastie looked like. It's warm, friendly and delicious, which is why it was named after Patrick.

You're far too kind, H. Do pasties tend to like New Order?

Well, if you can imagine the wholesome nostalgia Mom's apple pie has in America, then that might go some way of explaining the meaning of an English pastie (or pasty). It is a very popular 'snack', and there is no doubting that NO will enjoy one almost weekly (other UK members may acknowledge this).

Bakery shops in the UK are vastly popular, 'all' of them sell pasties. What I'm trying to say is that they are like the English equivalent of a Big Mac in popularity, without the hideous ecological sting.

You know very well that was not my question, H.

OK I get it now...Not a bad thing.

I thought it was a skin tone reference.

Fair enough.

As for the album they coulda done without track 11.

eCKOh

Patrick wrote:

depthcharge wrote: I think you'll find it's mostly 'Pastie', as in the steaming Cornish snack item depicted above. He probably is fairly pale of complexion, but there's no need to get personal with 'Pasty'.

I've also heard Patsy, Pats and Pastry around the traps. He's fairly versatile with it all.

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Probably.

So you're not actually as accepting of it all as you let on?

'P-Trick' I feel suggests that Pats may enjoy executing a few windmills and backspins on the cardboard in the Bronx. It doesn't rest so easy with my assumptions.

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Patrick wrote: You know very well that was not my question, H.

Well, what do you mean?

:(

Huntsman wrote:

Patrick wrote: You know very well that was not my question, H.

Well, what do you mean?

:(

^There's a collector's item.

Men without hats.

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Huntsman wrote:

Patrick wrote: You know very well that was not my question, H.

Well, what do you mean?

:(

I asked whether pasties like NO and you answered that NO probably like pasties. You don't need to get offended, H.

I feel like an English pig, roasted on a spit by my American brethren.

Tommy Horan wrote: OK I get it now...Not a bad thing.

I thought it was a skin tone reference.

Fair enough.

As for the album they coulda done without track 11.

eCKOh

H will be very happy you said that about track 11.

Huntsman wrote: I feel like an English pig, roasted on a spit by my American brethren.

I think you're getting carried away, H. Not that it's never happened before.

Patrick wrote:

Huntsman wrote: I feel like an English pig, roasted on a spit by my American brethren.

I think you're getting carried away, H. Not that it's never happened before.

I can't take any more ...

depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote:

depthcharge wrote: I think you'll find it's mostly 'Pastie', as in the steaming Cornish snack item depicted above. He probably is fairly pale of complexion, but there's no need to get personal with 'Pasty'.

I've also heard Patsy, Pats and Pastry around the traps. He's fairly versatile with it all.

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Probably.

So you're not actually as accepting of it all as you let on?

'P-Trick' I feel suggests that Pats may enjoy executing a few windmills and backspins on the cardboard in the Bronx. It doesn't rest so easy with my assumptions.

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"probably is fairly pale of complexion"

Patrick wrote:

I asked whether pasties like NO and you answered that NO probably like pasties. You don't need to get offended, H.

Hustler hasn't been offended in any way since those bigwigs at the Redcar council removed the statue of Jebediah Marske from the town square.

But he went close in '98 with Episode I.

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Just to interrupt the current flow - P, have you noticed that the 'bell' project now has '16' for and a might '10' against?

That's a ratio of almost 2:1 that cannot hear a discernible bell sound.

Does that have any major impact on the current condition of human thought?

I can't imagine P-Trick breakdancing in my area simply because it's hard to find that these days unfortunately most of us are too old for that $hat.

I used to know a Patrick and they called him P-Tricky instead of P-Diddy as a sarcastic joke since noone really likes Diddy.

I just cut the Y off and thus P-Trick...

We all have aliases in the music biz.

eCKOh

Patrick wrote:

"probably is fairly pale of complexion"

Is this a coded denial of the assumed flesh tone, or are you just upholstering the fabric of mystery around yourself P?

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Huntsman wrote: Just to interrupt the current flow - P, have you noticed that the 'bell' project now has '16' for and a might '10' against?

That's a ratio of almost 2:1 that cannot hear a discernible bell sound.

Does that have any major impact on the current condition of human thought?

I recognize that the margin of victory for bells over no-bells has declined somewhat from where it once was, H, and I don't pretend I'm pleased about it. I will not become truly concerned until the vote starts going the other way.

Patrick wrote:

Huntsman wrote: Just to interrupt the current flow - P, have you noticed that the 'bell' project now has '16' for and a might '10' against?

That's a ratio of almost 2:1 that cannot hear a discernible bell sound.

Does that have any major impact on the current condition of human thought?

I recognize that the margin of victory for bells over no-bells has declined somewhat from where it once was, H, and I don't pretend I'm pleased about it. I will not become truly concerned until the vote starts going the other way.

Are you serious?? You guys are nuts....

eCKOh

Cripes P your being optimistic over the longevity of the bell thread (although admittedly, it has been nothing short of an epic in its own bread bin).

I'd be surprised if the chimes aren't silenced quite soon unless Big Nigel comes out of his meeting about ghosts.

Tommy Horan wrote: Are you serious?? You guys are nuts....

eCKOh

No, 'nuts' is another guy altogether.

He looks like this:

nuts

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I'm procrastinating now but I've just realised that P has worried that I recently went too far which I've now associated to my pig comment. Can I just say that pigs are beautiful animals and that DC was correct in his assessment that the only agitation I have recently experienced is during the misuse of a rabbit in Episode 1.

depthcharge wrote:

Tommy Horan wrote: Are you serious?? You guys are nuts....

eCKOh

No, 'nuts' is another guy altogether.

He looks like this:

nuts

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I thought that chap rode around under the title of Nutz?

Maybe there is another ... another nut.

He wouldn't be the last.

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