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OTB 4.0 - Banter rebooted!

Star Lord · 2014-06-05 19:41:20

You lot know how to talk! v3 was almost at 10,000 posts, so it's time for a new one! All general chat can go here. Usual rules apply! G'wan ya good t'ings!

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#1412 08-09-2015 9:52am
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Melina Fat Bathroom wrote: »

The dude Sketch on it is ripping off other artists and passing the designs on as his own on TV

https://instagram.com/p/64PpnjRQzO/

That's one, there have been about 6 or 7. I don't know how he thought he would get away with it (although I suppose he is getting away with it for the most part)

He should know better at this stage really!

The thing is though, if you're working in a shop, and someone asks you to copy a tattoo, or do what he did and re-adjust it a little, are you really in a position to say no?

Orim wrote: »

Finally got me a slow cooker. There was boards link for pulled pork floating around. Anyone still have it?

I love my slow cooker! I don't really follow recipes as such, I just throw in what's near me and hope for the best. Usually turns out fab! Meat, chilli, stews etc are all great in it.

Did pulled pork at the weekend - spices, apple cider vinegar and honey all mixed together to make a paste. I find low and slow much better than the high setting.

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#1413 08-09-2015 9:59am
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jenizzle wrote: »

He should know better at this stage really!

The thing is though, if you're working in a shop, and someone asks you to copy a tattoo, or do what he did and re-adjust it a little, are you really in a position to say no?

I love my slow cooker! I don't really follow recipes as such, I just throw in what's near me and hope for the best. Usually turns out fab! Meat, chilli, stews etc are all great in it.

Did pulled pork at the weekend - spices, apple cider vinegar and honey all mixed together to make a paste. I find low and slow much better than the high setting.

people are ***** for walking i to shops with pictures of other peoples ink and saying i want that

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#1414 08-09-2015 10:14am
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Yeah, and while the artist can suggest changes to them, if the person is pretty adamant that is exactly what they want, then there's little the artist can do really.
Can't really search every one brought to them to see if it's someone else's work and seek permission to replicate it!

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#1415 08-09-2015 10:18am
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Damn it, with this talk of slow cooking, pulled pork, and chili, now I'm hungry.

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#1416 08-09-2015 1:54pm
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jenizzle wrote: »

He should know better at this stage really!

The thing is though, if you're working in a shop, and someone asks you to copy a tattoo, or do what he did and re-adjust it a little, are you really in a position to say no?

I agree, however that's not what's happening here or rather if it is, it's been edited out as what it looks like it some guy comes in with a tattoo of a cock or whatever and then Sketch has an awesome original idea and tattoo's this stuff on them.

Here's another example, ripped off a design :

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#1417 08-09-2015 6:49pm
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Star Lord wrote: »

It's in the cooking club forum, great recipe! I've made it a few times. Is almost always on the front page of the forum!

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056106123&page=1#post69309519

Cheers dude. Now to pick a nice bit of pork and get to work.

jenizzle wrote: »

I love my slow cooker! I don't really follow recipes as such, I just throw in what's near me and hope for the best. Usually turns out fab! Meat, chilli, stews etc are all great in it.

Did pulled pork at the weekend - spices, apple cider vinegar and honey all mixed together to make a paste. I find low and slow much better than the high setting.

I do much the same when I'm cooking but I always like to start off with a recipe when I'm trying something for the first time. Just something to give me a guideline on what I'm doing.

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#1418 09-09-2015 7:05am
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Definitely get the pork shoulder, it's so much better for pulled pork.

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#1419 09-09-2015 12:38pm
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I'm finicky when it comes to fat on meat, so I sometimes use pork chops or medallions, but still comes out lovely. Housekeepers cut of beef is awesome slow-cooked too. As is diced beef. And any sort of non-steak meat from Lidl really

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#1420 09-09-2015 12:59pm
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had two mates over fir beers last night. arrive home from college to see they left and left 18 cans in the fridge. heroes

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#1421 09-09-2015 1:49pm
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What are ye studying RayRay?

Those lads will be back for their beers, much to your dismay

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#1422 09-09-2015 2:27pm
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jenizzle wrote: »

What are ye studying RayRay?

Those lads will be back for their beers, much to your dismay

computer game development, nope they gone rock climbing and I'm 3 deep into them

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#1423 09-09-2015 10:33pm
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jenizzle wrote: »

I'm finicky when it comes to fat on meat, so I sometimes use pork chops or medallions, but still comes out lovely. Housekeepers cut of beef is awesome slow-cooked too. As is diced beef. And any sort of non-steak meat from Lidl really

With that recipe I posted the link to you remove most of the fat pre-cooking, and the fat that's left renders down and you can remove the remaining fat really really easily before pulling it.

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#1424 10-09-2015 10:41am
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Star Lord wrote: »

With that recipe I posted the link to you remove most of the fat pre-cooking, and the fat that's left renders down and you can remove the remaining fat really really easily before pulling it.

I've done that, just the effort of navigating the fat around the meat

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#1425 10-09-2015 4:44pm
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Is bodyshock (with Paddy) gone? There doesn't seem to have been any activity on his facebook page

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#1426 10-09-2015 7:41pm
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jenizzle wrote: »

I've done that, just the effort of navigating the fat around the meat

I had great craic cutting the fat off. Spiced and rubbed pork sitting in the fridge at the moment. Will pop it in the cooker before going to bed tomorrow and should have a nice dinner waiting for me.

Also 12 quid for about 2kgs of meat. Can't go wrong.

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#1427 10-09-2015 7:57pm
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Orim wrote: »

I had great craic cutting the fat off. Spiced and rubbed pork sitting in the fridge at the moment. Will pop it in the cooker before going to bed tomorrow and should have a nice dinner waiting for me.

Also 12 quid for about 2kgs of meat. Can't go wrong.

You're gonna wake up to a house that smells like you could eat the air.

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#1428 10-09-2015 8:05pm
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Looking forward to it

Bugger. Just realised I won't have any bourbon. Was going to throw that in when cooking. But I guess I can just use it in the sauce. Can't wait to try this now.

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#1429 10-09-2015 8:55pm
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Ace Ventura pet detective is on tonight at 9 on Comedy Central
Fcuk yeah

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#1430 10-09-2015 9:31pm
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Haven't watched that in years. Laces out!

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#1431 10-09-2015 10:17pm
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#1432 10-09-2015 10:29pm
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Sneaky Mitch seems to be the most ripped off artist ever. He also seems to get the most worked up over it which makes for great tweets and Instagram posts:p

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#1433 10-09-2015 11:25pm
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Level 5 Vegan wrote: »

Sneaky Mitch seems to be the most ripped off artist ever. He also seems to get the most worked up over it which makes for great tweets and Instagram posts:p

You see it a lot with Gene Coffey as well. Plus he loses his **** over it.

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#1434 11-09-2015 10:38am
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Hope the meat cooking went well Orim!

Star Lord wrote: »

You're gonna wake up to a house that smells like you could eat the air.

I love that! I once got woken up by the smell of pork cooking overnight, I couldn't get back to sleep Crap thing is, ye can't feckin' eat any of it for hours and hours. It's much better to arrange slow cooking when yer not there

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#1435 11-09-2015 7:08pm
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jenizzle wrote: »

Hope the meat cooking went well Orim!

It went well but I think my meat has turned into butter. It's crazy.

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#1436 13-09-2015 8:14pm
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I hate scumbags!!!Was out last night,standing at the bar and these lads thought it would be great to flick my nape piercing just for the fun of it.

Told them to stop and ended up getting a punch in the back of the head..just standing at the bar minding my own business but because I had a different piercing than they`d usually see I end up with a sore neck this morning.

Im not a happy bunny today at all.

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#1437 13-09-2015 9:01pm
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Complete arseholes! :mad: Hope you're alright!

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#1438 13-09-2015 9:03pm
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F*ck sake, scumbags.

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#1439 13-09-2015 9:36pm
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Some people. What goes through their heads?

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#1440 13-09-2015 11:17pm
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I'd guess that any breeze goes through it.

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#1441 22-09-2015 4:58pm
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Booked in to get tattooed by David Cote at the end of October. No idea what, or where. Like that matters

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