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Yesterday, 08:15 AMHeadworx replied to a thread Bum nuts and chickens in pyjamas: the words Australians use for food in The KitchenBritish Expat's culture shock moving to Australia: British expat shares strange Australian words they don’t understand | news.com.au — Australia’s...49 replies | 793 view(s)
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26-01-2023, 02:55 PMHeadworx replied to a thread Heavy fines imposed for failing to stop for pedestrians at zebra crossings in Thailand and Asia NewsI foresee deaths if people think these fucking idiots are suddenly all going to start giving way to pedestrians at Zebra crossings. No chance, none,...16 replies | 299 view(s)
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26-01-2023, 10:07 AMI haven't played Jenga since yet being able to walk perhaps, but am all ears if you've got some work-around to get multiple circular shaped sausages...5083 replies | 237606 view(s)
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26-01-2023, 09:42 AMBrekkie roll today.5083 replies | 237606 view(s)
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26-01-2023, 07:47 AMHeadworx replied to a thread From the 'Only in Australia' File #001 in Australia & New Zealand Travel Forum^You forgot Kununnura, but those sort of places were dangerous disaster areas way back when I was working around them and they've only gone backwards...688 replies | 110306 view(s)
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26-01-2023, 07:12 AM^La Cremerie is the latest bakery/restaurant over that way, it's at the old Aroi restaurant location if you didn't know. It's very good too but...87 replies | 2043 view(s)
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26-01-2023, 06:33 AMAdd in all the major supermarkets and restaurants and local markets and is there anywhere else in Thailand where people can so easily drive to and...87 replies | 2043 view(s)
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25-01-2023, 05:23 PMSorry mate I can't recall and should have taken a landscape pic to show more of what's in the aisle just to really piss you off :). I go there about...87 replies | 2043 view(s)
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25-01-2023, 01:50 PMPffffft, I wasn't even looking for it and saw it. Not hen's teeth, not expensive.87 replies | 2043 view(s)
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24-01-2023, 08:08 PMIndeed. Heart of gold, deeply religious, and always thinking about how she can help the less fortunate including poor Dogs. Well spotted! They...2020 replies | 71354 view(s)
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24-01-2023, 07:20 PMJust on the overstay topic and even if it's only for a day or two which I've done before a few times long ago too, you do not want to be getting into...88 replies | 1679 view(s)
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24-01-2023, 09:50 AMYou're new here aren't you :)88 replies | 1679 view(s)
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23-01-2023, 10:39 PMHeadworx replied to a thread Bum nuts and chickens in pyjamas: the words Australians use for food in The Kitchen^Ok now I've gone to Google to find out what hundreds and thousands are, no joy until putting fairy bread in the same search! I've seen those little...49 replies | 793 view(s)
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23-01-2023, 09:54 PMHeadworx replied to a thread Bum nuts and chickens in pyjamas: the words Australians use for food in The KitchenCan't recall where but somewhere in Oz I've seen them on the menu board of a snack bar as Potatoe Fritters. Tasmania perhaps, can't remember now! ...49 replies | 793 view(s)
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23-01-2023, 07:19 PMHeadworx replied to a thread Bum nuts and chickens in pyjamas: the words Australians use for food in The KitchenNot according to anyone who went to snack bars in QLD to buy them, the 2 in our neighbourhood were both owned by Greeks named Theo and Con and if...49 replies | 793 view(s)
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23-01-2023, 01:38 PM^Get some comfort food you can't get in the Boonies while you're in Banga's, that'll sort you out. Are you a fan of donuts?2795 replies | 91023 view(s)
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23-01-2023, 01:28 PMWhy fuck around, this life isn't a rehearsal :) Pics required, please.31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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23-01-2023, 10:47 AM^Ok Dirk I can find a post I did of braised steak and onions using NZ Tenderloin using that method but can't find the one using Aussie Ribeye which...31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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23-01-2023, 08:49 AMYep, that's all good meat needs and why sauces will always come separately in decent steakhouses. Pouring resting juices back over the meat is as...31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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23-01-2023, 08:45 AMFrom the folder named Work Documents? :)2020 replies | 71354 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 10:15 PM^Didn't need it :) I was doing strict Keto at the time judging by the plated shot.31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 10:00 PMRibeye, not Rump. There's a big difference, but Rump is a good cut too.31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 09:53 PM^There's a place here called Cafe Blu with the same owner of arguably one of the best restaurants in Pattaya (Cafe De Amis) who's doing Wagyu...31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 09:12 PM^Because at that time, I could buy whole Australian ribeyes for something like 420 Baht a Kilo. We all know braised steak is fork tender, or at least...31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 08:18 PM^I can't find photos on my phone and there's no way to search here now but I've posted slow braised beef using Aussie ribeye here before. Sublime.31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 06:07 PMSorry, couldn't help myself :)31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 06:05 PMI just don't see the sense in buying Thai beef then having to figure out some way to make it edible when there's so much quality imported beef...31877 replies | 1625895 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 04:48 PMSpeaking of feeding strays and possible AWOL's, the pack of 5 poor Dogs (as my girl refers to them) she feeds regularly have dropped to 2 in the last...2020 replies | 71354 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 02:15 PMWhale oil beef hooked. Can quite confidently say I've never seen one of those before.3136 replies | 254061 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 01:05 PMThis will sound insane but the car looked to be out of proportion, the rear half looked like a full sized Holden and the front half like a medium...3136 replies | 254061 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 11:50 AMOk boys, what's this? The arse end looks a bit like an old Holden but the front end looks like an old Toyota. No idea..3136 replies | 254061 view(s)
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22-01-2023, 07:48 AMHeadworx replied to a thread Bum nuts and chickens in pyjamas: the words Australians use for food in The KitchenOk at this point you either need to step well away from the keyboard or just move back South of the border you heathen :) Next thing you'll be...49 replies | 793 view(s)
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21-01-2023, 07:20 PMHeadworx replied to a thread Bum nuts and chickens in pyjamas: the words Australians use for food in The Kitchen^Says someone who can't understand how anyone could prefer a steak over whatever Bangla's are putting in front of him :) Stick to being an expert...49 replies | 793 view(s)
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21-01-2023, 03:29 PMHeadworx replied to a thread Bum nuts and chickens in pyjamas: the words Australians use for food in The Kitchen^^Soi LK Metro, in Pattaya.49 replies | 793 view(s)
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