No more screamin' anymore

[Dub]

Wes Craven potted heid

 

[Two Headed Boy]

That's a shame.

I like my horror movies and I'd call Last House on the Left, The Hills Have Eyes, A Nightmare on Elm Street and Scream all modern classics of the genre. The People Under the Stairs and New Nightmare were pretty good too.

RIP Wes.

 

[emerald green]

Wes Craven potted heid

dubbles, whots potted heid?

broon breed shirely?

 

[Doc Shrink]

dubbles, whots potted heid?

broon breed shirely?

Must be an age thing Emerald. You youngsters have 'broon breed' but that's relatively new. Old timers like Dub and myself know the original version. It's getting rare now because most of the guys that would know the original phrase are potted heid.

 

[egb_hibs]

Must be an age thing Emerald. You youngsters have 'broon breed' but that's relatively new. Old timers like Dub and myself know the original version. It's getting rare now because most of the guys that would know the original phrase are potted heid.

'potted' was always a term familiar to me but its relatively recently I learned it was short for potted heid- a delicacy I assume went out with the ration book

 

[The__Proclaimer]

'potted' was always a term familiar to me but its relatively recently I learned it was short for potted heid- a delicacy I assume went out with the ration book

No chance, I tucked into the delicacy in the 80's/early 90's. Available from all good Leith butchers, the shan ones too. It was like pedigree chum in a carton.

 

[Doc Shrink]

No chance, I tucked into the delicacy in the 80's/early 90's. Available from all good Leith butchers, the shan ones too. It was like pedigree chum in a carton.

A glutinous gelatinous glomeration of fat and collagen.

Handily served in a pot.

'Potted haugh' to the posh boys no doubt.

 

[broonieboy]

No chance, I tucked into the delicacy in the 80's/early 90's. Available from all good Leith butchers, the shan ones too. It was like pedigree chum in a carton.

Still available in 2015, from morrisons believe it or not.


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[gordoz]

A glutinous gelatinous glomeration of fat and collagen.

Handily served in a pot.

'Potted haugh' to the posh boys no doubt.

potted Haugh and potted heid are two different things . one is meat from the heid and the other from the haugh.

Never had potted heid (very old schoolgrandpa) but potted haugh is lovely. slice it up and put it over a plate of hot boiled spuds so it melts and add some peas mmmmmmm:yas:

 

[emerald green]

so they mashed up the heid of some animal and popped it in a tin.....that sound rank.
My auld gran, when she was here, used to eat shit like tongue and such like...funkin rank!

 

[Dub]

'potted' was always a term familiar to me but its relatively recently I learned it was short for potted heid- a delicacy I assume went out with the ration book

You can still buy it in Horrid's [That's Scotmid to the uninitiated]. I love the stuff

 

[gordoz]

so they mashed up the heid of some animal and popped it in a tin.....that sound rank.
My auld gran, when she was here, used to eat $#@! like tongue and such like...funkin rank!

What do you think is in pies and sausages mate? lips, eyes, tongue, cheeks and all the good stuff. :laff: