boroughonian wrote:You've looked it up haven't you? You know it doesn't do bread, my bad for saying bakers, it's Olde English for Patisserie.
Your bad for being a bit snidey.
boroughonian wrote:That was out of order. You owe an apology.You've looked it up haven't you? You know it doesn't do bread, my bad for saying bakers, it's Olde English for Patisserie.
Your bad for being a bit snidey.
Coffee wrote:boroughonian wrote:That was out of order. You owe an apology.You've looked it up haven't you? You know it doesn't do bread, my bad for saying bakers, it's Olde English for Patisserie.
Your bad for being a bit snidey.
Jules62 wrote:Now that really does beg an apology...Coffee wrote:boroughonian wrote:That was out of order. You owe an apology.You've looked it up haven't you? You know it doesn't do bread, my bad for saying bakers, it's Olde English for Patisserie.
Your bad for being a bit snidey.
None is needed: I perfectly understand why many people in London don't miss good bread, since it is not part of their culinary experience so there is nothing to miss..
Ivanhoe wrote:Jules62 wrote:Now that really does beg an apology...Coffee wrote:boroughonian wrote:That was out of order. You owe an apology.You've looked it up haven't you? You know it doesn't do bread, my bad for saying bakers, it's Olde English for Patisserie.
Your bad for being a bit snidey.
None is needed: I perfectly understand why many people in London don't miss good bread, since it is not part of their culinary experience so there is nothing to miss..
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