Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
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Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
Hooray it's Pancake Day and Shrove Tuesday.
Time to eat up all the left over batter you have just sitting there in the cupboard.
Time to give up something for Lent.
What are you having on your pancakes and what are you giving up for Lent?
Time to eat up all the left over batter you have just sitting there in the cupboard.
Time to give up something for Lent.
What are you having on your pancakes and what are you giving up for Lent?
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
Giving up pancakes and nil nil draws
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Classic lemon juice and sugar and not giving anything up for Lent.
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Me and mrs BV just had ours for lunch, she had honey and I had maple syrup lovely jubly.
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
Eating the pancakes but as an athiest ill give up nothing. 

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Do you celebrate Christmas?Venkys4eva wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 1:51 pmEating the pancakes but as an athiest ill give up nothing.![]()
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Atheist here too, be having some pancakes for tea tho. And yes I celebrate Santa coming
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Just picked up some Dutch pre made pancakes from Tesco to go with some lemon.
I have made to many messes in the kitchen to make my own.
I have made to many messes in the kitchen to make my own.
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Crispy bacon and maple syrup for me
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
Some leftover curry from last night in my home-made pancakes.
Don't knock it til you've tried it!
Don't knock it til you've tried it!
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Few blueberries as well
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Right up my street that!dougcollins wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 2:21 pmSome leftover curry from last night in my home-made pancakes.
Don't knock it til you've tried it!
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
You can be an atheist and also a cultural Christian. I'm agnostic, however, I'm most definitely a cultural Christian.
Cultural Christians are those who received Christian values or appreciate Christian culture. They may be non-practicing Christians, non-theists, apatheists, transtheists, deists, pantheists, or atheists.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_ ... 20atheists.
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
One savoury, one sweet this year...
Savoury will be homemade cod goujons, chips, peas and tartare sauce.
Sweet will be strawberries, blueberries, Nutella and vanilla ice cream
Savoury will be homemade cod goujons, chips, peas and tartare sauce.
Sweet will be strawberries, blueberries, Nutella and vanilla ice cream

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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
100% agree. I too am a cultural Christian, but agnostic
My point was that being an atheist doesn't mean you can't give something up for lent
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Aye, yeah. I get you now.Roosterbooster wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 4:33 pm100% agree. I too am a cultural Christian, but agnostic
My point was that being an atheist doesn't mean you can't give something up for lent
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Sugar and lemon on some and maybe chocolate spread on one.
I eat far too much chocolate so for Lent I will give up feeling guilty about eating too much chocolate.
I eat far too much chocolate so for Lent I will give up feeling guilty about eating too much chocolate.
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
Forget the pancakes, a couple of nice banana fritters served with sugar and lemon.
1 of my 5 a day
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
Yes, we celebrate the birth of father christmas. One fictional character (who is much nicer) replaces another, why?
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I'll only hint at how tiresome it is to poke fun at Christianity (are you openly derogatory about other relgions?) but I will point out that, whether you believe him to be the son of God or not, there is a lot of historical evidence to show Jesus was a real person.Venkys4eva wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 5:58 pmYes, we celebrate the birth of father christmas. One fictional character (who is much nicer) replaces another, why?
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No pancakes
But fully into doing Lent
But fully into doing Lent
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Oh yes they are all equally as made up and sillyRowls wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 6:43 pmI'll only hint at how tiresome it is to poke fun at Christianity (are you openly derogatory about other relgions?) but I will point out that, whether you believe him to be the son of God or not, there is a lot of historical evidence to show Jesus was a real person.

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Copy me in when you're being derogatory online about a non-Christian religion and my opinion of you will increase.
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
Made mine... disgusting. Put half a teaspoon of Biscoff paste on it. Oh my lord I ain't had nothing that sweet since I did that Ttebokki food count!
The pancakes were "technically correct" as I am an absolute boss in the kitchen however!
The pancakes were "technically correct" as I am an absolute boss in the kitchen however!
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Mrs is knocking a few up right now. Lemon, no sugar for me.
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
Day in the life of my 6 year old...
Banana pancakes in the morning with choc chips/melted marshmallow.
Pancake at lunch - topping unknown.
Afternoon school club one pancake , only one dad
Pancakes for pudding - Nutella, sugar, jam
Let's call it a fat day!
Banana pancakes in the morning with choc chips/melted marshmallow.
Pancake at lunch - topping unknown.
Afternoon school club one pancake , only one dad
Pancakes for pudding - Nutella, sugar, jam
Let's call it a fat day!
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Re: Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday
Not only does that mean Pancakes, but in my town it's also one of the biggest sporting events of the year... I give you the St Columb Hurl.
https://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/20 ... sh-hurling
The 1979 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records notes:
The largest pitch of any ball game is that of polo, with 12.4 acres… Twice a year in the Parish of St Columb Major, Cornwall, England, a game called hurling (not to be confused with the Irish game) is played on a "pitch" which consists of the entire Parish, approximately 25 square miles.
https://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/20 ... sh-hurling
The 1979 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records notes:
The largest pitch of any ball game is that of polo, with 12.4 acres… Twice a year in the Parish of St Columb Major, Cornwall, England, a game called hurling (not to be confused with the Irish game) is played on a "pitch" which consists of the entire Parish, approximately 25 square miles.