Thread: Lunch ... the second course

Originally Posted by cyrille

Reg, are you playing some sort of 'bullshit bingo' using turn of the century adjectives from food shows?

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Originally Posted by malmomike77

Dirks finger food

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Approved!

Twas lovely, you have to be prepared for bones but that doesnay bother me. I'm all out now but will put an order in for 5 more for the freezer.

My lunch today

yeah, you posted once already.

lokos delicious.

^ Obviously not, but I thought that cholera vaccines were a thing of the past and that now you are advised to be very careful about drinking water, but not vaccinated.

I've just checked my vaccination record and there's loads of stuff covered, but no cholera vaccine and I had been spending plenty of time working in West Africa.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

yeah, you posted once already.

what?

Originally Posted by Mendip

^ Obviously not, but I thought that cholera vaccines were a thing of the past and that now you are advised to be very careful about drinking water, but not vaccinated.

I've just checked my vaccination record and there's loads of stuff covered, but no cholera vaccine and I had been spending plenty of time working in West Africa.

i've had the vaccine twice before in my life whilst going to some rough areas, this time the risk isnt great imo but i've been told to have it, insurance and all that.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

what?

My apologies, I thought I had seen it in the breakfast thread. I was wrong.

Cheese on toast!

Looks drier than your sense of humour don't you butter the toast? Or are you saving up for some butter

Originally Posted by malmomike77

i've had the vaccine twice before in my life whilst going to some rough areas, this time the risk isnt great imo but i've been told to have it, insurance and all that.

Where are you going?

Birmingham?

Originally Posted by BLD

Looks drier than your sense of humour don't you butter the toast? Or are you saving up for some butter

It was delicious. Soft cheese with some crunchy toast and some L&P.

Originally Posted by BLD

Or are you saving up for some butter

Oh the humanity!

Originally Posted by Mendip

Where are you going?

Birmingham?

Close. Virginia

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Oh the humanity!

Makes zero sense. But nice to see she's still subscribing to my witty posts.

The fish was that long the young lady serving asked if I wanted it snapping in two, how could I refuse her request..



Eaten Al fresco in the 20oC sun.

That looks like the best food you've ever posted.

Hang on a minute....

A saucy sunny Sunday pub lunch surrounded by over twenty different breeds of dogs in the beer garden..



£16.95.

Stick a fork in me.

^ Nice.

Did you use the glory hole?


There is such a thing as a free lunch.

This pla chon wasn't stocked, and either crawled into the pond itself, uninvited, or was the offspring of my ill-fated snakehead stocking exercise.



Either way, apart from the rice and garlic, a free lunch!

If you don't take into account the pond construction costs, the pump cost, the ongoing electricity costs and the medical cost from my manky septic toenail, that is.



OK, so one of the most expensive lunches ever!



Snakehead row, that was a first for me.

Isaan caviar?

Any good?
Imagine all those extra fish in your pond running amok.
It'd be like a scene from the film Piranha.

£9 Monday Mixed grill..

The chicken's from Sunday last week.


Nice fingers.

^^^^ Roe, not row.

How embarrassing.

When I was a kid we had mixed grill for soecial occasions. Sausages, bacon, lamb kidneys and maybe a sliver of steak. I used to love it.

Originally Posted by Edmond

The chicken's from Sunday last week.

From shoe leather to rubber chicken. Chits does it all.