Beers and kfc. What sort of holiday are you having?
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Beers and kfc. What sort of holiday are you having?
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Originally Posted by Reg Dingle
Adds a whole new meaning to the phrase dirty bird… I think that was supposed to refer to Red Rooster. But Bendy has moved onto KFC. Any port in a storm, eh?
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Originally Posted by Joe 90
At 01:40?
Utter filth for £4..
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^They always taste better the day after for some reason.
Ever had an extra spicy chicken tikka wrap? had an Afghani near me before that used to it, fucking epic but you were shitting lava the next day.
Its amazing with just a couple of additional condiments, what you can turn a discounted 2.50 pizza express pizza into. Bangin
The photo really doesn't do it justice so back the fuck off Red Leader
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^ I can't see Doner or Chili sauce on that
^noted
Looks well tastyQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
Old man's meatballs and spuds on the meals on wheels drop from Senorita. HP sauce is the go with these meatballs
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Today's oldies had a choice of fish with sweet potato or meatballs with normal tatties so she brought me both. I will have the fish tomorrow.
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The purple tub contains fruit salad with yoghurt and.... cheese :speechless:
Home made by Senorita and not from the oldies kitchen
Never heard of such a concoction before but it is curiously appetising
I thought I should garnish my fish with some kind of sauce and cracked onto the idea of a few spoons of broth dregs.
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The Nike Hercules was a crazy US inter-continental ballistic missile interceptor solution from before the days of targetted missile interception.
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Instead of targeting individual Soviet warheads it was instead fired into the atmosphere as incoming warhead swarms were detected where its W31 warhead nuclear payload would detonate taking out multiple incoming warheads in one carpet-bomb style swoop.
This MAD spoiler attempt was in service from 1959 right up to 1989
Waygu sirloin, tenderloin, hamburger and fish on a hot plate.
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^ Very neatly arranged veg!
I recently had dinner on Great Yarmouth seafront and this was the view from the restaurant.
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It's not the most attractive of places to be honest, but is it really necessary to stick a wind farm just off a seaside resort?
Although I did enjoy watching one of the service vessels sail past.
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Sea trout topped with local crab, and very nice it was too... a bit stingy on the peas but they were there, underneath the sauce.
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And afterwards a detour past the docks for a closer look. Norwegian vessels servicing UK wind farms...
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And day 2... it had to be fish an' chips. They even served it on imitation newspaper for the full experience.
Again, a little stingy on the peas imho...
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Bastards
Looks like a perfect serving of peas.
Yea wtf is going on with the sting pea offerings nowadays? I had the same thing when I took my old man out for lunch.
Very nice Mendy, I hope you two are having fun!
Nice Lopper, only an idiot passes up a free meal, especially if it involves meat and bringing brought to your door by a loving chocolatey senorita!
That looks well tasty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
Nice touch with the newspaper on the fish dinners.
I had the very last box tonight while watching Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. I had frozen them as there was too many to get through in one run.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonecollector
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This was chicken in quite a tasty lemon pepper sauce with roast potatoes. Those rest-home old-folks are doing alright. I might retire there.
Rainy Sunday innit. Just waiting for The A-Team to come on.
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A very pretentious soup spoon you have there!
The likes of which I have never seen before.
Did you rob it from a knickerbocker glory ice cream cafe?
The contents of two cans, accompanied by pasty white bread.
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I think it's just the angle but I'm also sure it wasn't soup spoon size.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
Yeah that's what I said. A rainy Sunday watching the A-Team.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Seems yer cooking skills are about as credible as you old son? Am.i stalking you? NO
Please don't start throwing insults around in the kitchen I just can't handle it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLD
Judging by the hairs that's the mat the dog sleeps on. :)
Forget the A-Team, that Kin you either recommended or taught me how to download :) is the biz.
Yep on the floor with the dog. It's cleaner that way :)