More typically, it was made into a thick ‘porridge’ with sugar and various flavourings: in Yorkshire it went under the name ‘bull jumpings’,6in Wales it was called pwdin llo bach (calf’s pudding),7but more generally, it was called beestings pudding. It is made by simply heating ...
To claim that this is devoid of tension and humour would be unfair, but in the long run both the tension and the humour are pointless, serving no higher aim than to show what a wonderful loser Charlie is. arid what an awful\ louse Bulldog happens to be. These latter aims are not ...