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Would you use a cookery subforum?
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 Post subject: A subforum suggestion: cookery
PostPosted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 13:03 
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I know there's been discussion about splitting the place into subforums, and on the whole I agree that it's a bad thing because we don't have the numbers in the userbase to justify it. This, however, is an idea I believe merits attention: a subforum devoted to cooking and recipes. I suggest it as a subforum because it's naturally of interest to only some of the board and naturally organises itself once it's in a subforum (one thread per recipe). It is possible many of the threads will not have discussion but I think that's OK, like the reviews forum this one isn't about discussion so much as handing out information.

However, I don't know how many people on here are interested in cooking, so I don't know if it would get enough interest. I am, but I may be in a minority. So, what do people think?


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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
PostPosted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 13:10 
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I like cooking, but am against the idea of more sub-fora. Just put COOKING in the title and away we go!

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
PostPosted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 13:16 
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Ironically, on World of Bistro, there was a Cooking sub-forum. This was then renamed to Recommendations, which was then carried across to here. How ironic is that? Man, that's pretty gosh darn ironic RIGHT There duder!

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
PostPosted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 13:23 
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That is truly ironic, like the image of Alanis Morissete crushed to death in a freak car accident involving a lorry carrying ten thousand spoons.


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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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richardgaywood wrote:
That is truly ironic, like the image of Alanis Morissete crushed to death in a freak car accident involving a lorry carrying ten thousand spoons.


971 bananas.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
PostPosted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 14:12 
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Suggestion: a cooking mega thread for all cooking related chat and reciepes PLUS register cookingexcellentlytoeachother.blogspot.com where anyone with a recipe can publish to each (either just PM the account/password to people who want to publish their recipes or set interested parties up as authorised bloggers of the site as its dead simple).

Tada for 5 mins work the Beteo/BEEX brand has another website in it's family. For a repository of cooktastic foodicles.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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I also suggest a porn subforum called cockingexcellentlytoeachother.blogspot.com.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
PostPosted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 15:00 
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We had a cooking megathread in the recommendations (formerly recipes) subforum back over on WoB. Let's do it again!


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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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*stares at jonarob*

Turn off the ignore filters for a minute or two, eh people?

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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I read your post, but yours didn't refer to the cooking megathread, just the sub-forum formerly named the recipe forum.


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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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myoptika wrote:
I like cooking, but am against the idea of more sub-fora. Just put COOKING in the title and away we go!


This. The occasional thread about a subject will mean that everyone interested talks about it a length for a while until we all get bored, and it fades, and then comes back when we're not bored of it anymore. With a load of sub-forums though, you'll just get a load of dead forums that nobody can be arsed to visit, and a 'other stuff' forum full of tedious LOLCAT internet wankery.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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Slow roast belly port is slooooow roasted.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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sinister agent wrote:
myoptika wrote:
I like cooking, but am against the idea of more sub-fora. Just put COOKING in the title and away we go!


This. The occasional thread about a subject will mean that everyone interested talks about it a length for a while until we all get bored, and it fades, and then comes back when we're not bored of it anymore. With a load of sub-forums though, you'll just get a load of dead forums that nobody can be arsed to visit, and a 'other stuff' forum full of tedious LOLCAT internet wankery.

Hey, good point! Man, I sure wish someone had suggested taking the current sub-forums and putting them back into the main thread, but maybe marking out their content type with an icon or something in a simple fashion that we could all enjoy. Damn, I wish I had asked questions and stuff to that effect yesterday, and people had replied to it in a manner such as that which I am quoting.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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Hey man, I'm agreeing with you! Obviously I haven't read the other thread where you did this, but I'm still saying things that support you.

Give me allies to fight against!

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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Oh, I wasn't having a go at thee, Mr. Agent. just lamenting that everyone is saying 'Hey, let's all have a jumble sale!' the very day I cease spending the last few days trying to organise that very same thing, only for it to be shit upon by the collective tardness of this forum. In a general sense it's a tardy forum. IMO :)

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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That's 'tardy' as in 'slow to get things done' of course. I would never, ever, possibly even dream of thinking of the other meaning, oh heavens, no.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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Oh, but it's the weekend, CUS - weekends are always a bit slow - people often just miss things. S.A probably just didn't see the thread, and I don't think people were disregarding your ideas yesterday, there just weren't enough people around for anyone to bring anything new to the table and people just pretty much agreed with you.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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Are you implying we're all goshtards or something CUS? :hug:


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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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'Goshtard'?

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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I've long been rather disappointed that nobody has thought to call me CUStard.

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That is good. Damn, I wish I'd thought of that now.


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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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I get so bored, I have to come with better insults and nicknames for myself then the ones I'm given.

We need a dimlie for insufferable arrogance.

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We need a dimlie for insufferable arrogance.

A dimlie of Angus Deayton's face would do that nicely.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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I will write receipe for MaliCurry later tonight.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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I've long been rather disappointed that nobody has thought to call me CUStard.


You're a genius.

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 Post subject: Re: A subforum suggestion: cookery
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Took you long enough to notice. :kiss:

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