Thread: What did you have for lunch?

I had instant noodles that MtD left in the room.

Originally Posted by kingwilly

i had half a dozen bottles of beer while watching footy and rugby.

Me too...

*hic*

Tom Kha gai, Hor mok and rice. And very nice too...

You had Axel Roase for lunch? How strange.

I just had noodles again.

Tonkatsu Set at Fuji, The Mall, Korat. (Had to buy a new brick hammer....)

Originally Posted by buad hai

Had to buy a new brick hammer....

Did you get any more bricks?

Originally Posted by buad hai

Tonkatsu Set at Fuji, The Mall, Korat. (Had to buy a new brick hammer....)

.......Any excuse will do......!!!!


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Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

Did you get any more bricks?

Well, now that I've got a new brick hammer can bricks be far behind?

A mushroom pizza from cafe modestos at vivocity and a pint of Tiger.

a pint at lunchtime - i must be working for a British company again

kippers,boiled pots & 3 veg

I had ermm... 1 pc each watermelon and papaya for lunch.

I can't eat much lately though

Bit of a tummy upset Shaz?

I had stir fried beef with rice, yummy!

Mrs. Boozer and I shared a jumbo sized sausage roll.

^ Mrs. Kerr did up some lamb shanks marinated in rosemary and garlic, some rabbit food, and a cold beer .

I have been eating this 7-11 spaghetti lately.

You would automatically think it must be terrible but its really not so bad.. About the same as you would find in most guest houses or small restaurants that tourists frequent.

Give it a try..

a hot dog with the lot...

Liver pate sandwich with lettuce and mustard.

i had a sandwich and a packet of crisps at spinellis with one of my colleagues who is on an expat package.

$8.40 !!!!!!!

i will stick to having lunch with the locals from now on, as it rarely costs more than $4

Super Brekkie at the Old Dutch.

Do English people eat bricks? I heard the term "sh*t a brick" but not eat a brick. Anyway, I had leftover sausage rolls. Then a salad with Thailand shrimp. I found a block of chocolate behind the wine, so ate that,. Then, figured work was done as it's slow season, so I drank the wine, too. Maybe I should do volunteer work.

I had a cheese and bacon toastie.

Originally Posted by Jet Gorgon

Do English people eat bricks? I heard the term "sh*t a brick" but not eat a brick

Wouldn't happen here what with all those spices.

Carribean Peanut Chicken