The Big Sausage Award.

[Theland]

Who would you nominate for the Big Sausage Award?

[Canary42]

Frank Furter

[Buenchico]

If 'big sausage' is a euphemism for what I think it might be, I regret that I don't have sufficient intimate knowledge of our male members (ooh, is there a pun there I wonder?) to make a nomination for the award ;-)

[TonyV]

Hot Dog

[AuntPollyGrey]

// Who would you nominate for the Big Sausage Award?//

Dunno Theland but I'd nominate you for the biggest wooden spoon award.

[douglas9401]

Do you have a link?

[Hopkirk]

That's the wurst answer.

[Theland]

The big sausage award may go to those who like to sink their teeth into a bit of meat!

I wonder........

[Peter Pedant]

Harvey Reems
( star of deep froat along with Kinda Lovelace)

[Theland]

Naiilit might want barbecued fundie instead :-)

[Theland]

Some might want little ones on sticks, others may want a big wooden stake up their Cumberland.

[davebro]

Dunno - Greggs wanted £1.10 for a tiny sausage roll & £1.30 if you wanted it hot. No thanks!

[Bobbisox1]

TL, are you bored ?

[Patsy33]

Lol@ Douglas

[Theland]

Our attitude to sausages exposes our inner pig :-)

[eve1974]

Ive always called my niece n nephews “my sausages”... I think I will still be calling them sausage when they are all grown up lol

[Tilly2]

Dylan, my dog. I'm always telling him he's a lovely sausage as in, 'Oh you are a lovely sausage. I could eat you.'

It might be a dialect thing. :-)

[eve1974]

Oh Tilly me too!


It’s not only my niece / nephews I call sausages but I call
My 2 dogs that too!!! Lol

[eve1974]

Tilly - Btw one of my dogs is also called Dylan !

[DTCwordfan]

Darren Boyd for me with this one, 'For me, Glasgow is all about the people and the spirit of the place. You have enough Gregg's bakers, though, I'll say that. The opening of the 1977 'Star Wars' movie was possibly the only time I've seen a longer queue round the block than in Glasgow for sausage rolls. That was quite an eye-opener.'

And they weren't even trying to sell that abomination of theirs called a Cornish Pasty.

[Tilly2]

DTC, some of us like our Cornish pasty to have a mushy interior rather than a lumpy potatoy, sweedy, carrotty filling. That's just how it is.