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Uh Our hot dogs come in cans. If you want American style in plastic packages, head to the chiller section friend! I don't know what a posh dog is but I don't think you're meant to eat it
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i think he's referring to jumbo frankfurters
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May 13, 2017 17:44
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I call them big hot dogs
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May 13, 2017 17:46
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Pochoclo posted:Let's leave the whole politics thing out of the way for a sec, I have a really important question: do you have normal hot dogs here in the UK? All I've seen so far is these massive "posh dogs" and sausages. I guess what I want is "american style"? Frankfurters? Yeah, we have those. Check a supermarket, or a fast-food place if you want 'em ready-made.
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May 13, 2017 17:48
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Not the long ones. I think this is the most illustrative picture I can muster I just haven't found any, but maybe I was looking for the wrong form factor. I guess I'll have to spend some real time at the Tesco/Waitrose. Definitely none at the M&S
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May 13, 2017 17:48
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Tesco's definitely does them.
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May 13, 2017 17:50
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Prince John posted:Isn't the difference that Chrome doesn't offer encryption of its password database with a master password? Well neither (at least by default) do the others really - otherwise you would have to enter the master password every time you wanted to access an individual one. It would be like incorporating KeePass into your browser which sounds like a pretty good idea to me.
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Party Boat posted:Mr Biffo's still writing online By 'eck and he's as good as ever: http://www.digitiser2000.com/main-page/10-grossly-underrated-playstation-games "10 Grossly Underrated PS Games" and it's a list of 10 very underrated PS games including personal favorite of mine Jumping Flash.
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what the hell, M&S really does call them Posh Dogs that's a bit of work going into convincing middle-class people that it's okay to eat hot dogs yea just look for the jumbo frankfurters at Sainsbury's ronya fucked around with this message at 18:04 on May 13, 2017 |
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May 13, 2017 17:57
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Pochoclo posted:Not the long ones. I think this is the most illustrative picture I can muster Literally anywhere (even a corner shop) will have those in tins - look near the beans. They might not be exactly as long (you can get taller cans sometimes) but those are our basic hotdogs. But a lot of places have frankfurters in their deli-like section or whatever
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Pochoclo posted:Definitely none at the M&S M&S is for retired old people and Daily Mail readers Except the iced spiced buns, they're nice
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May 13, 2017 18:04
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Don't really know what you were expecting at M&S. Posh dogs sounds about right for them. Do your shopping at the Co-op
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May 13, 2017 18:07
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Miftan posted:Don't really know what you were expecting at M&S. Posh dogs sounds about right for them. Do your shopping at the Co-op Coop own brand posh salt and vinegar crisps phwoah what an experience
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MrL_JaKiri posted:Coop own brand posh salt and vinegar crisps phwoah what an experience Coop own brand stuff isn't bad and gives me loads of money back, plus a tiny bit to charity which I like. They also have the nicest cashiers, followed by sainsburys
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May 13, 2017 18:10
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Two of my local coops cashiers are in the Labour party, one is a blairite councillor and the other is a socialist and they have massive arguments about it in the shop
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baka kaba posted:Literally anywhere (even a corner shop) will have those in tins - look near the beans. They might not be exactly as long (you can get taller cans sometimes) but those are our basic hotdogs. But a lot of places have frankfurters in their deli-like section or whatever Having lived for a decade in the US, jarred hot dogs are literally one of the most 'what in the actual gently caress' things when I came back here. BRITAIN YOU ARE DOING IT WRONG. Herta hotdogs are ok, though we lack the correct length buns to accommodate them. Costco do an own-brand kosher hot dog that is ok I guess if you happen to fulfil the criteria to sign up with them. Ye OIde Oak 'US Style' hotdogs are an international insult on the same level as Olde English Malt Liquor. Edit: Or marry an American who is president of her local sorority chapter in the UK and thus has contacts with lots of Americans on US Air Force bases in the UK and can thus source Nathans brand etc from their PX. Note: availability of such americans is limited. feedmegin fucked around with this message at 18:32 on May 13, 2017 |
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May 13, 2017 18:30
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Frankfurters are naff.
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feedmegin posted:Having lived for a decade in the US, jarred hot dogs are literally one of the most 'what in the actual gently caress' things when I came back here. BRITAIN YOU ARE DOING IT WRONG. Did someone say "weird European versions of American foods"? 
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May 13, 2017 18:38
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M&S food is not that expensive, they make their money on the posh wine.
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May 13, 2017 18:44
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Where the gently caress is Jeremy Hunt and why aren't the papers calling for his resignation?
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Just lol at anyone who lives where you have a choice of where to shop
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Those digusting severed penises in jars we call hot dogs are revolting. Gimme a sausage-inna-bun any day.Strom Cuzewon posted:Where the gently caress is Jeremy Hunt and why aren't the papers calling for his resignation? Doing what he normally does when the NHS is undergoing something caused by his toxic loving touch - avoiding the press. If strikes, critical underfunding, the NHS being labelled as an humanitarian crisis by the Red Cross don't prompt calls for his resignation, nothing will loving budge him.
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Pesky Splinter posted:Those digusting severed penises in jars we call hot dogs are revolting. Gimme a sausage-inna-bun any day. Buy one or... I'll cut my throat?
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Scikar posted:Where do you get the time from to cover for doctors on training when there is already a 20% staff shortfall? How do doctors work in the meantime while only some of them have been trained for the new system? See, when you make sloppy strawmen by not reading the discussion you're replying to it's easy to get outraged. But no, my argument was solely "we have the technology", not "the NHS has the budget". The EU now has a very good set of notes on this very problem, and the technological expertise can be readily hired. My entire point was "this disaster is solely on the Tories (and New Labour) being penny wise and pound foolish, because we already know how to patch and upgrade and manage and migrate computers". EDIT: Your very company does this thing. It's not hard to do, and you can presumably be contracted to do this very thing and reliably succeed. It's time-consuming and expensive, but doesn't require any solutions we don't know how to build. EDIT the second: And as I well know, solving this situation fast would have an astronomical price tag... but incidents like this aren't cheap either. People die, and the question is "how much IT budget can we put in to prevent needless death?". endlessmonotony fucked around with this message at 19:08 on May 13, 2017 |
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*travels on rickety bus that may or may not have an ancient curse on it, for an hour and arrives at tiny Sainburies local* Ahhhh civilization.
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quote:Where the gently caress is Jeremy Hunt and why aren't the papers calling for his resignation?  alternatively, perhaps slightly more relevant one i found while looking for the hammock: 
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I don't think you can really blame this one on Labour at all. When they were last in power XP was still a supported operating system.
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Bobstar posted:Buy one or... I'll cut my throat? Guaranteed no rat. 100% organic. All pork shaved before mixing.
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Irony Be My Shield posted:I don't think you can really blame this one on Labour at all. When they were last in power XP was still a supported operating system. Not challenging the Tories on their bullshit on the budget is plenty to blame them for.
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Regarde Aduck posted:*travels on rickety bus that may or may not have an ancient curse on it, for an hour and arrives at tiny Sainburies local* Ahhhh civilization. Oh, so you live somewhere where there are buses, eh, posh boy? 
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Pesky Splinter posted:Guaranteed no rat. 100% organic. All pork shaved before mixing. Right book and everything 
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May 13, 2017 19:26
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Bobstar posted:Right book and everything Favourite book too
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endlessmonotony posted:See, when you make sloppy strawmen by not reading the discussion you're replying to it's easy to get outraged. I'm not invoking a strawman at all, my entire point is that it is not the technical aspect which causes NHS IT projects to fail, it's the part where you have to rapidly train all of the staff who don't have any spare time available for it. The NHS needs more doctors and nurses so that you can safely take some of their time for this training. You can make the IT budget as big as you want and the project will still fail because the clinical staff still won't have the spare capacity to transition over to using it.
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Regarde Aduck posted:*travels on rickety bus that may or may not have an ancient curse on it, for an hour and arrives at tiny Sainburies local* Ahhhh civilization. i have a tesco express at the end of my road with a grocery store next to it and a sainsburies and lidl within walking distance if you don't mind a bit of a long walk i have a car though so i drive to them
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Scikar posted:I'm not invoking a strawman at all, my entire point is that it is not the technical aspect which causes NHS IT projects to fail, it's the part where you have to rapidly train all of the staff who don't have any spare time available for it. The NHS needs more doctors and nurses so that you can safely take some of their time for this training. You can make the IT budget as big as you want and the project will still fail because the clinical staff still won't have the spare capacity to transition over to using it. ... so you're angrily agreeing with me?
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endlessmonotony posted:... so you're angrily agreeing with me? No they're saying your "it's simple guys, like technology #whoa" thing you've been on this whole time is dumb It's a big job, it's complicated, it's hard to get right, it's tough to actually implement it in the real world. You've had multiple people pointing out the difficulties they face in even minor changes in their own trusts and offices
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It's really simple we need to disrupt the nhs tech paradigm with some new apps and a ball pit. Tech to the rescue once again!
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Pesky Splinter posted:Favourite book too If you're talking about Night Watch then yeah, it's the best.
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Oberleutnant posted:It's really simple we need to disrupt the nhs tech paradigm with some new apps and a ball pit. Tech to the rescue once again! Hmm I think I've worked out where Jeremy Hunt is hiding
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ronya posted:what the hell, M&S really does call them Posh Dogs MikeCrotch posted:Two of my local coops cashiers are in the Labour party, one is a blairite councillor and the other is a socialist and they have massive arguments about it in the shop
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