Thread: Manwiches

Does this count, Willy?

A steak and kidney pudding, chips, peas and gravy butty!

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Does this count, Willy?

A steak and kidney pudding, chips, peas and gravy butty!

That’s a rhetorical question, right? You are really not expecting me to try and rate that abortion are you? It kills like dog chunder on bread.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

That’s a rhetorical question, right? You are really not expecting me to try and rate that abortion are you? It kills like dog chunder on bread.

I remember helge being a particular fan of the original "dish" at the time.

I would say that the original dish is a better pea delivery system but the 'manwich', although a bit pea deficient, is perfectly acceptable as well...

... if asked, of course.

Originally Posted by Mendip

I would say that the original dish is a better pea delivery system but the 'manwich', although a bit pea deficient, is perfectly acceptable as well...

... if asked, of course.

"pea delivery system."



I've got another one here with bacon, sausage, egg and BEANS on a muffin for breakfast.

That was a joyous affair I can tell you now. Messy but joyous.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

I remember helge being a particular fan of the original "dish" at the time.

Yes you do

Actually, I now really regret not starting a 'pea' thread when I joined this forum a few years ago, but now I've used up most of my pea material and I think it's too late.

I also considered a Bristol City thread but I think that peas are more interesting.

Originally Posted by Mendip

I also considered a Bristol City thread but I think that peas are more interesting.

Peas v Bristols

Hmmm

I disagree

Originally Posted by Mendip

Actually, I now really regret not starting a 'pea' thread when I joined this forum a few years ago, but now I've used up most of my pea material and I think it's too late.

I also considered a Bristol City thread but I think that peas are more interesting.

Fun fact; I was born in Bristol. Luckily we left before I got the accent.

^ You really think the Narfolk accent is better?

Originally Posted by Mendip

^ You really think the Narfolk accent is better?

It's like a Brummie moving to bloody Wrexham.

^ Gawd ferbid, bor.

Originally Posted by Mendip

^ You really think the Narfolk accent is better?

Luckily I managed to avoid a Norfolk accent too.

Quite a lot of people think I'm Australian for some reason.

Maybe too much Neighbours during university. Or I just sound thick.

Originally Posted by armstrong

Luckily I managed to avoid a Norfolk accent too.

Quite a lot of people think I'm Australian for some reason.

Maybe too much Neighbours during university. Or I just sound thick.

I'm calling bullshit
You just wish you sounded like an Aussie. But I agree watching neighbours will dumb you down and make you thick
It's already happened to a lot of English folk. They tried to do the same thing to us with coronation street but we weren't buying that shit, yeah, nah. They had another sneaky attempt with the EastEnders but the gig was up

Picked down the meat from some chicken drumsticks baked earlier today, onto a roll from the freezer. Made a new batch of garlic mayo, spread some top and bottom on the roll.

A baguette from the freezer, in a hot oven for a few minutes to defrost and crisp up the outside, a few boiled eggs chopped up and mixed with garlic mayonnaise, some finely sliced red onion, a chopped large and mild red chilli, and some finely chopped spring onion.

^ PAG never fails to impress...

Originally Posted by Mendip

I also considered a Bristol City thread but I think that peas are more interesting.

^ OK, my comment was tongue in cheek.

War declared!

A pretty basic beef sandwich for lunch, but tasted good:

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

A bit of mayonnaise and French mustard on a fresh bagel:

Sounds like a shifterwich.

Can't get butter in Korea... Needs must.

^ That's crazy.

What do they put on their toast?

Originally Posted by Mendip

What do they put on their toast?

Kimchi, obviously if there's bread. Why have bread if there's no butter? If there's no bread, where did Betty get the bagel from or do bagels count as bread. If bagels aren't bread it explains why they exist in Korea but butter doesn't.