Quote: sootyj @ August 1 2009, 2:14 PM BSTBut Jane could be right tinned sweetcorn is ace, especially when it isn't spoilt by bits of peppers.
I agree.
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Quote: Geoff Mutton @ August 1 2009, 10:48 PM BSTBest thing in a tin?
Either Spam or Ronseal, can't decide.
Spam for the surprise element. With Ronseal, you know exactly what you're getting from the tin itself.
Can you buy tins in a tin?
Quote: SlagA @ August 1 2009, 10:50 PM BSTSpam for the surprise element. With Ronseal, you know exactly what you're getting from the tin itself.
Fo'shame!
They sell tennis balls in tins. What the f**k's that all about then? 
The self-heating hotcan, especially the all day breakfast variety.
Are you sure they're not apples?
I like the fact that Heinz and Cadbury still put chocolate and treacle sponge puddings in tins. They've not given-up hope of a nuclear holocaust, obviously.
This thread is making me hungry...
*wants tinned chocolate treacle pudding*
And FrayBentos! Steak and Kidney pie, with tinned treacle pudding and custard for pud.
Armagedon is no excuse for not being a fat bastard.
Quote: Tim Walker @ August 1 2009, 11:06 PM BSTI like the fact that Heinz and Cadbury still put chocolate and treacle sponge puddings in tins. They've not given-up hope of a nuclear holocaust, obviously.
Visions of Charlton Heston on a post appocalyptic beach.
"Damn you all to hell I've got not tin opener!"
Soots, there's a sketch in there somewhere.
Care to delve?
But most have ring pulls now.
Tennis balls come in tins to keep them bouncy.
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ August 1 2009, 11:11 PM BSTBut most have ring pulls now.
Tennis balls come in tins to keep them bouncy.
Ha! A likely story! 
Why don't footballs or rugby balls or table-tennis balls come in tins then?
QED methinks!
Quote: Dolly Dagger @ August 1 2009, 11:11 PM BSTTennis balls come in tins
Elephants come in quarts.
Quote: sootyj @ August 1 2009, 11:11 PM BSTCare to delve?
You go for it. I'm too busy thinking bout Dolly's fresh n bouncy tins.