Unrelated thread? I thought it was the last page. I don't give a rats ass about your red, funny as hell you got called out for lying. So what are you doing now, trying to get your mates to pounce on Tunk, you childish fuck.
Unrelated thread? I thought it was the last page. I don't give a rats ass about your red, funny as hell you got called out for lying. So what are you doing now, trying to get your mates to pounce on Tunk, you childish fuck.
At one time or another you have got in everybodys shit, but when the tables are turned you act like a little baby, I won't argue with you. Keep crying about it maybe your mates will come check on you.
Originally Posted by TheRealKW (Dinner)
Show me the lie, idiots.
*crickets*
We did already
Dinner
On a completely unrelated note. Today I cooked a curry from my farm raised chicken and the rice crop I have tendered to every day.
You can try and talk yourself out of it as much as you like. But It's still absolutely the funniest thing I've seen on here for years and I will take great delight in mentioning it
I think we need a new thread, "Food you make yourself". Willy does some great stuff, and if you're making BBQ, who gives a if the side dishes aren't home made? Great to slag each other off with humour, but get it into context. What next, did you grow those veggies yourself? Never thought I'd see a 'Dog House' looming in the Dinner thread.
I remember reading somewhere that frozen veg has nearly as many nutrients as fresh veg.
^Frozen veg being as good or better than fresh is proven as being true according to all the nutritionists who've ever visited us at remote locations. Vegetables that are snap-frozen within hours of being picked are way better for us than veg that's been picked who knows when which is losing its nutrients by the hour. And for sure the majority of fresh veg people buy wasn't picked that day and in the case of imported veg, maybe not even that week! Nothing wrong with frozen veg at all.
I prefer frozen peas to fresh peas, and they're a lot less work as well.
^Sprouts are another decent example too. I've bought imported fresh sprouts from Oz before (about 240 Baht for 10 pieces) and they weren't great, had a woody texture and not much flavour. Unlike the frozen ones from France that are under 100 Baht for a kilo bag, taste fantastic, and are always in my freezer ready to go.
^ I also love vegies, particularly peas and Brussel sprouts and the imported frozen product is very acceptable.
That is of course if they are cooked correctly.
There's the truth, cooked properly and not turned to mush! Sprouts are something a lot of people can't stand due to bad childhood memories, I was one of them. But cooked gently so they've still got a slightly firm texture then rolled around in butter and nicely seasoned, they're bloody lovely
I was merely jesting, but I'm quite impressed with the can of worms it opened.
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