But this is the noughties

and not only are they known as sardines but they're some sort of poncey upmarket tinned sardine with a french label from Waitrose - ie not John West or similar.

Posted By: camcan on June 8th 2009 at 13:53:45

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Tinned sardines in tomato sauce (General Chat) - camcan, Jun 8, 13:50:04
- and? (General Chat) - Tombs, Jun 8, 13:53:21
  - oh yeah - just warmed them up a bit (General Chat) - camcan, Jun 8, 13:54:39
    - are you pregnint? (General Chat) - Tombs, Jun 8, 14:02:17
      - not when I last looked (n/m) (General Chat) - camcan, Jun 8, 14:03:24
- They were known as Pilchards back in the 1970's. (n/m) (General Chat) - jafski, Jun 8, 13:51:39
  - that's what i was told to feed my first kitten (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Jun 8, 14:02:08
  - and a good old fashioned sports shop as well (n/m) (General Chat) - Tombs, Jun 8, 13:54:04
    - Imbecile. (n/m) (General Chat) - jafski, Jun 8, 13:57:16
      - thank you (n/m) (General Chat) - Tombs, Jun 8, 13:59:29
        
        Don't mention it. (n/m) (General Chat) - jafski, Jun 8, 14:02:47
        
        I already did (n/m) (General Chat) - Tombs, Jun 8, 14:05:06
        
        Oh yeah, well don't mention it again then. (n/m) (General Chat) - jafski, Jun 8, 14:16:57
  - But this is the noughties (General Chat) - camcan, Jun 8, 13:53:45
    - Wrong, all wrong. Used to have them for tea on Sunday with Mighty White bread whilst being (General Chat) - jafski, Jun 8, 13:56:41

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