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We had heard of Fish Friday but because we had a good spread of takeaways near us we had a mixture of KFC/Turkish burger/chip shop on a Friday evening.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Sausage mash and beans after my paper round every Thursday (free paper) and a shepherd's pie on a Sunday.
Obviously brought up a heathen, pagan or mussie.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Would explain a lot:chitown:
just a poor black country minkie, desperate to escape his roots with the help of a tax payer funded 2-2 degree from a country he hates :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
That's being generous.Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
It certainly wasn't a pass in Home Economics.
he clearly isn't aware of the tradition regards fishing and the last catch of the weekQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
He's only aware of the call to pray 5 times a day and where to purchase Cheers beer wholesale.
It does beg the question...
What Koh San road degree did Ciz buy for 100baht all them years ago?
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Originally Posted by Joe 90
I knew a bloke who was either a plasterer or a painter who bought such a degree and was teaching at a Thai primary school as an English teacher.
Obviously dodgy as fuck and a chancer.
he then met a girl, she got pregnant and he had to marry her.
he was wise enough to enact his exit plan instead of remain in Thailand forever.
I heard he moved to Africa after a brief stint in Malaysia.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
^:smileylaughing:
It does seem like he's keeping on the move.
Zing! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
I do believe Catholics have a "Fish Friday" cause they don't eat "meat" on Friday...as I recall.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
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Originally Posted by Topper
When I was growing up it was only during lent, but the pope has changed all that now anyway Catholics only need abstain from meat on Good Friday only (I think).
I'm a left footer and it's always been traditional in our house to have "Fish Friday." Both grandparents were Irish and regularly attended church, mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Topper
Even for those of us who aren't religious, Fridays are often meant to be meat free (at least when I'm at home anyway).
Still the same these days and I do sometimes think of it when I'm tucking into my mixed kebab after 8 pints. :)
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same, descended from spear chucking mayo muck savages, forbidden from using contraception, fish on friday.
old man's lot were descended from papist cottage burners, there was no escape
Hairy bacon, cabbage and potatoes. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by reinvented
None of that chain fast food rubbish for me. Lunch not at the world famous French Laundry (Tomcat knows), but at a laundrette handily located between two fish and chip shops.
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And that annoying jingle from the door of the 7 /11 and the disappointment of realising you didn't wind your watch and the beer fridge is not only locked but has a curtain over the contents. Which may or may not be considerate? Or just having a fucking laugh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
Crayfish for lunch.
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Lamb plov (pilaf) yesterday and it was bloody lovely. Tender lamb and the fat was almost as good as the meat.
The owner is Uzbek and I realised they were playing Islamic prayers before asking for a beer along with my food.
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Fortunately, he wasn't there, so I brought my own and wallowed in the shame/glory of my haramness.
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Lamp and lamb. Both bringing great joy to mankind.
should be goat if its uzbek :)
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looks good
its Ramadan init? cant blame him for keeping out the way
Aye.Quote:
Originally Posted by reinvented
Although it was actually a few Uzbek lads who were eating there at the time that recommended it.
Korean chicken burger heavily discounted by the free alcoholic drink
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The weekend begins:)