Jamie Oliver Canberra's most borrowed in 2011

Deref said :

poetix said :

What? No poetry? Now there’s a surprise! (Insert sarcastic emoticon wearing a beret.)

Mills and Boon and Jamie Oliver: 30 minute nausea.

How about a Mills and Boon romance starring Jamie Oliver?

“Oh, Jamie,” Nigella purred, admiring his apricots, “I just can’t wait to taste your Traditional English Sausage.”

“Just wait till you see my sweet jelly roll,” the young chef replied in his virile basso profundo as he unwrapped Nigella’s impressive melons…[/quote
Deref keep borrowing your Mills and Boons!

Deref said :

poetix said :

Deref said :

poetix said :

What? No poetry? Now there’s a surprise! (Insert sarcastic emoticon wearing a beret.)

Mills and Boon and Jamie Oliver: 30 minute nausea.

How about a Mills and Boon romance starring Jamie Oliver?

“Oh, Jamie,” Nigella purred, admiring his apricots, “I just can’t wait to taste your Traditional English Sausage.”

“Just wait till you see my sweet jelly roll,” the young chef replied in his virile basso profundo as he unwrapped Nigella’s impressive melons…

Title: The Spatchcock Yet Rises. Though I think you must have been given the boxed set (ooh err) of Carry On films for Christmas!

Classics – every one. 😀

What no love thy neighbor? I’ll have ‘alf.

poetix said :

Deref said :

poetix said :

What? No poetry? Now there’s a surprise! (Insert sarcastic emoticon wearing a beret.)

Mills and Boon and Jamie Oliver: 30 minute nausea.

How about a Mills and Boon romance starring Jamie Oliver?

“Oh, Jamie,” Nigella purred, admiring his apricots, “I just can’t wait to taste your Traditional English Sausage.”

“Just wait till you see my sweet jelly roll,” the young chef replied in his virile basso profundo as he unwrapped Nigella’s impressive melons…

Title: The Spatchcock Yet Rises. Though I think you must have been given the boxed set (ooh err) of Carry On films for Christmas!

Classics – every one. 😀

Deref said :

poetix said :

What? No poetry? Now there’s a surprise! (Insert sarcastic emoticon wearing a beret.)

Mills and Boon and Jamie Oliver: 30 minute nausea.

How about a Mills and Boon romance starring Jamie Oliver?

“Oh, Jamie,” Nigella purred, admiring his apricots, “I just can’t wait to taste your Traditional English Sausage.”

“Just wait till you see my sweet jelly roll,” the young chef replied in his virile basso profundo as he unwrapped Nigella’s impressive melons…

Title: The Spatchcock Yet Rises. Though I think you must have been given the boxed set (ooh err) of Carry On films for Christmas!

EvanJames said :

dtc said :

Dont most people buy cookbooks, admire the recipies, drool over them and think about how impressive they will be, then cook spag bol? So borrowing rather than buying is much more sensible.

You can always tell, from the splats on the pages, if they’ve been used or not. Any of mine that don’t have sufficient splats after a few years go to the Poor People.

To clarify, are you still talking about recipe books??

Deref: Hahahahaha! Gold! 🙂

poetix said :

What? No poetry? Now there’s a surprise! (Insert sarcastic emoticon wearing a beret.)

Mills and Boon and Jamie Oliver: 30 minute nausea.

How about a Mills and Boon romance starring Jamie Oliver?

“Oh, Jamie,” Nigella purred, admiring his apricots, “I just can’t wait to taste your Traditional English Sausage.”

“Just wait till you see my sweet jelly roll,” the young chef replied in his virile basso profundo as he unwrapped Nigella’s impressive melons…

dtc said :

Dont most people buy cookbooks, admire the recipies, drool over them and think about how impressive they will be, then cook spag bol? So borrowing rather than buying is much more sensible.

You can always tell, from the splats on the pages, if they’ve been used or not. Any of mine that don’t have sufficient splats after a few years go to the Poor People.

Jamie Oliver’s book was the best selling book in Australia last year, so no wonder it is borrowed a lot. De Waal, Funder and Brooks were also in the top 10 or so; but I think Tanner is far more popular here than anywhere else

Dont most people buy cookbooks, admire the recipies, drool over them and think about how impressive they will be, then cook spag bol? So borrowing rather than buying is much more sensible.

I’m a little surprised that people would bother borrowing a cook book – I’ve never failed to find any recipe online after a quick google search. Jamie Oliver has over 700 recipes available for free on his own website!

poetix said :

What? No poetry? Now there’s a surprise! (Insert sarcastic emoticon wearing a beret.)

Mills and Boon and Jamie Oliver: 30 minute nausea.

You know those public art sculptures etc commissioned by the ACT Govt that are (almost) universally despised by the Canberra public?
Well, when compared to poetry, they are elevated to the level of a new hospital wing, in terms of usefulness, in the eyes of the average Canberran! Hahahahaha! 😉