Quote: Aaron @ November 2 2008, 11:01 PM GMTSuch class.
with Super Noodles.
Quote: Aaron @ November 2 2008, 11:01 PM GMTSuch class.
with Super Noodles.
Going all out there Lee. Must go down well with the ladies.
I know eels aren't a staple, but they don't seem to have crossed the Atlantic at all.
I hate seafood, too. I can stomach a couple breaded/fried shrimp, a forkful of lobster and a scallop or two, but that's it. Growing up in Florida with friends who were commercial fishermen was a waste of time for me.
But Eel in Japanese restaurants is fantastic.
Everything about being a cockney is shit. The music, the eels, the pies, the pissy beer, the rhyming slag.
Cockney's must be the most unfortunate people outside of Rwanda.
They need a UN mission.
And I used to live in Stepney, all the Cockney bits were shit.
Ah, yes, a warning to pie fanciers who think they might like to try a traditional Pie & Mash. Don't. Just don't.
Quote: DaButt @ November 3 2008, 12:07 AM GMTI know eels aren't a staple, but they don't seem to have crossed the Atlantic at all.
I don't think they've crossed the boundary of Tower Hamlets, to be quite honest with you.
Quote: DaButt @ November 3 2008, 12:07 AM GMTI hate seafood, too. I can stomach a couple breaded/fried shrimp, a forkful of lobster and a scallop or two, but that's it. Growing up in Florida with friends who were commercial fishermen was a waste of time for me.
You like it more than I!
Quote: sootyj @ November 3 2008, 12:09 AM GMTCockney's must be the most unfortunate people outside of Rwanda.
They need a UN mission.
Wait... My grandad's a Cock-er-ney!
(Cockneys*)
Quote: Aaron @ November 3 2008, 12:11 AM GMTYou like it more than I!
"Stomach" is a better word than "like". I can't stand fish at all.
Quote: Griff @ November 3 2008, 12:12 AM GMTWas the "rhyming slag" Fat Pat off EastEnders?
Quote: Griff @ November 3 2008, 12:12 AM GMTWas the "rhyming slag" Fat Pat off EastEnders?
No but you may just have found her a new job on CBBC.
It's story time with the rhyming slag!
Quote: DaButt @ November 3 2008, 12:12 AM GMT"Stomach" is a better word than "like". I can't stand fish at all.
You seem to manage lobster et. al, even in small doses!
I can take the cod from the chippy near my parents' house, but accompanied by lots of salt, vinegar, tasty chips, and drowned in HP.
So basically, as long as I can't taste it.
Quote: sootyj @ November 3 2008, 12:14 AM GMTNo but you may just have found her a new job on CBBC.
It's story time with the rhyming slag!
Haha!
Quote: Aaron @ November 3 2008, 12:14 AM GMTYou seem to manage lobster et. al, even in small doses!
Only when drowned in ketchup or cocktail sauce. Same as you and HP, I guess.
Quote: DaButt @ November 2 2008, 11:46 PM GMTI don't think anyone in the U.S. under the age of 80 has ever had a mince pie. My grandmother used to love them.
We have meat pies (sort of in the U.S.) but it's rare to find anything other than the nasty chicken/beef pot pies they sell in the supermarket. Every now and then you'll find a restaurant that makes a good one, but it's a rare occasion.
Dabutt, I need to show you around Greggs. It's a cardio-clogging wonderland, replete with the very best and worst British fast food has to offer.
Can I just say that I made a steak pie the other day that was THREE INCHES deep. Yes. THREE INCHES ladies and gentlemen. With crumbly shortcrust pastry. And with it I served my missus crispy Maris Piper chips and Fruli beer.
Yes, I'm a 36 inch waist but f**k you! I'm a happy fatty.
Why on earth would anybody stomach something as pricy as a lobster?
Quote: Lee Henman @ November 3 2008, 12:17 AM GMTDabutt, I need to show you around Greggs. It's a cardio-clogging wonderland, replete with the very best and worst British fast food has to offer.
Can I just say that I made a steak pie the other day that was THREE INCHES deep. Yes. THREE INCHES ladies and gentlemen. With crumbly shortcrust pastry. And with it I served my missus crispy Maris Piper chips and Fruli beer.
Yes, I'm a 36 inch waist but f**k you! I'm a happy fatty.
Greggs proud maker of dummys for chav babies, and lunches that pollute offices like an Anthrax WMD fart bomb.
But I love them, the little bitches.
Quote: Aaron @ November 3 2008, 12:02 AM GMTzoooo, can we go back to a museum please soon, please? Thanks.
Yes!!
I just ate a mini pizza. It was deeeeelicious!
There goes my healthy day.
Although I suppose technically it's tomorrow now.
Quote: sootyj @ November 3 2008, 12:20 AM GMTWhy on earth would anybody stomach something as pricy as a lobster?
Greggs proud maker of dummys for chav babies, and lunches that pollute offices like an Anthrax WMD fart bomb.
But I love them, the little bitches.
Hoorah!