h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I like cuppa soups... very fastfoodish... they're easy for stereotypical student me to make and they're nice...
My mum makes a mean leak and potato soup
Joanna ( <--- I don't think Leazes does soup, unfortunately)

OK, I've seen it before and I'm intrigued....Leazes?

Leazes is my fish what Eomando gave me
<--- Leazes says hi and is pleased to meet you
Have a fish:
What's it's name?

Why, thank you kind lady I think I shall call him Albert T'Alibut.
or Bert for short.

Now try to make him a fishtank...

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Goldfish bowl?

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Yes, thats right.
See how quickly this conversation drifted off topic

I guess we could talk about fish soup but as a veggie that might compromise my principles

And especially not with Burt and Leazes around...

I'm definitely a cupasoup person.

(So is F97644?thread=I'm definitely a cupasoup person.

(So is F97644--> )

LOL, for some strange reason...
BS, F97644?thread="/h2g2/forum/97644" >F97644)

I thought I'd keep a connection to my old name.

( <--F9764 says "I'm fine, and your fishy self?")

Its good to see 97644 making a re-appearance, I missed that old number *nostalgic *

I can see I'm going to have to have a section for you cuppasoup fiends *resigned sigh*

We'll get on to Pot Noodles next.

Only joking! There's already enough on H2G2 about that particular culinary delight

Good, BS
( <--- Leazes says "fine, y'know? swimming along, have you met Burt?")

We've got a pot noodle vending machine in the Students' Union.

Capitulation to the Philistines BS, I thought more highly of you.

These people don't realise the benefits that a rich homemade soup can have, choice of consistancy is a personal preference or dependant on your food processor. But a fresh soup contains all the nutrients puls the warmth that a cup a soup can never quite is able to duplicate. Cup a soup is just a quick fix, and not all that good because there are always lumps at the end no matter how carefully you stir the water in.

Aww, c'mon DD, I agree the connection of Cuppasoup with the real thing is as tenuous as the connection between Caffrey's and beer but I hope the inclusion of the reference is in no way seen as an endorsement

Just as long as you add a disclaimer, that cup-a-soup has no nutrirional value and is not recommended on a vegetarian diet I'll be happy.

I thought saying it was the soup equivalent of a Pot Noodle pretty much covered that

Pretty accurate though it is usually tastier.