Thread: Dinner

Originally Posted by Stumpy

Ribs from the Thai ceramic BBQ/Smoker

Look fantastic!

Originally Posted by Headworx

Home delivery meatball sub.

I hope you took an antacid first. I would smash it, though.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

Ignore our ignorant Merican friends, they think Italians invented cheese on toast

You are a moron, Whingey.

Originally Posted by Mendip

'burritos'

Originally Posted by Mendip

left over Spaghetti Bolognese sauce

You do know that Burritos are a Mexican dish?

Originally Posted by Mendip

I will think long and hard about posting a picture as I've had a few hurtful comments lately!

We love ya Mendy, go ahead and post up those Bolognese sauce Burritos (Best to call them a wrap). Please make sure to have a big side of peas next to them.....

Originally Posted by malmomike77

Ignore our ignorant Merican friends, they think Italians invented cheese on toast

Hope you can get back to work soon.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

Ignore our ignorant Merican friends, they think Italians invented cheese on toast

Aren't burritos British as well?

I'm sure they are.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Aren't burritos British as well?

One thing that 100% is not British are Baked Beans.

Your national dish is American.

Yeah... the British humour is lost I guess... I call them 'Burritos' in exclamation marks because they look like Burritos from the outside and it makes it more exotic for the daughter.

But lets be frank here, I'm making wraps filled with Spaghetti Bolognese sauce (non-traditional recipe) topped with melted Cheddar cheese... no Parmesan!

Originally Posted by bsnub

One thing that 100% is not British are Baked Beans.

Your national dish is American.

Our national dish is curry.

Made with traditional British spices like cumin, coriander and chili.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Aren't burritos British as well?

I'm sure they are.

Chinese, actually.....

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Our national dish is curry.

Made with traditional British spices like cumin, coriander and chili.

Originally Posted by HuangLao

Chinese, actually.....

Originally Posted by Mendip

Yeah... the British humour is lost I guess..

If the Merican contingent on here are anything to judge. Imagine a party with them, fook me you'd end up have to explain it all to them. It must be growing up having all that fake laughter on shows to tell them when its supposed to be funny

Originally Posted by Mendip

But lets be frank here, I'm making wraps filled with Spaghetti Bolognese sauce (non-traditional recipe) topped with melted Cheddar cheese... no Parmesan!

Do some re-fried baked beans to give it an authentic twist

^ I absolutely love that chilli crab and it was always on my list whenever visiting Singapore... but these days, much as I love it, I just find it such hard work to eat. Now I just want a meal on my plate that I don't have to work for.

But it does look fantastic and brings back some fond memories.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

It must be growing up having all that fake laughter on shows to tell them when its supposed to be funny

Another idiot who has never been to America. I hated those shit sitcoms growing up and never watched them, lots of Americans are like me. You Brits seem to all cling on to the same shit without much individualism. Clinging onto a dead sense of nationalism like a drying sponge. Soon you will fall into the abyss. It is no surprise that you are a moron who supports Bojo. You would love the American trailer parks of the southern shithole states. The crap you eat is right at home down there.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

If the Merican contingent on here are anything to judge. Imagine a party with them, fook me you'd end up have to explain it all to them.

The interesting thing is, you guys aren't that funny. You toss out a one liner and when people don't laugh you guys get upset.

But I get it, what you find funny, we just don't. I have a few British colleagues. They struggle to fit in at work. At dinner parties they try and crack a joke and nobody laughs.

Of course this is a forum and it's not always easy to get the jest of a joke or innuendo in text. Sometimes you just have to be there.

^^ What's the weather like down there mate... you're selling it to me!

Should see the crap I eat here!

Man DW. Been years since I have had that. Looks delish. I have had a dish like that here with big tiger prawns. Was excellent.

Green owed

Originally Posted by Stumpy

The interesting thing is, you guys aren't that funny. You toss out a one liner and when people don't laugh you guys get upset.

But I get it, what you find funny, we just don't. I have a few British colleagues. They struggle to fit in at work. At dinner parties they try and crack a joke and nobody laughs.

Of course this is a forum and it's not always easy to get the jest of a joke or innuendo in text. Sometimes you just have to be there.

Aw never mind. But i get that living in a country populated by adults with the maturity of a six year old you lot must come across as robin williams reincarnate in Thailand, although he wasn't that funny either

Originally Posted by malmomike77

fake laughter

It's called canned laughter, like their national dish.
Baked beans

Originally Posted by Stumpy

Man DW. Been years since I have had that. Looks delish. I have had a dish like that here with big tiger prawns. Was excellent.

Green owed

burp.

Chilli crab for the missus and I, honey crab for the kids. As Mendy says it’s a bit of work, but that’s part of the fun. All four of us got in, got messy and enjoyed that crab. possibly the first time I didn’t have to help the kids, which was nice. Always buy live crabs, I made the mistake one of ordering fresh. Different taste. I realised afterwards that fresh meant freshly killed, have today or maybe yesterday. And the flesh is just different.

We had rice, crabs and some vegetables. That was pretty much it. Didn’t need to order anything else. Although I know this place does good frog as well.

Washed down with some Tigers. Being a Chinese restaurant they use these silly baby glasses to drink that the staff literally have to refill every two minutes.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

I used to work with Americans, Canadians, Irish and Italians, and the American lad just never ever got the humour. It was painful at times for him, like a fish out of water.

To further this Hal, I think it also depends on the person from each of those nationalities. I have met some extremely funny people all over the world and some of the driest you can ever be around. A lot of that is their personality make up. Some folks are just funny and others are not. I have a German buddy and we are both complete smart asses around each other and we laugh constantly. I have a US friend that is as dry as a bottle of Vermouth. It is tough to be around him long. So I do not really think its a nationality thing moreover the individual but our upbringings and what we find funny or humorous have an impact on it.

Stumps those ribs look epic, awesome technique as well.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Washed down with some Tigers. Being a Chinese restaurant they use these silly baby glasses to drink that the staff literally have to refill every two minutes.

I would have lost it by the 2nd pour. Just slam it from the bottle.