Thread: Dinner

Found the shelf stacker.

Originally Posted by armstrong

Found the shelf stacker.

More like shareholder you pathetic knuckle dragging island monkey.

So racist. Typical American.

Originally Posted by bsnub

They will never do that. They set their hours a certain way because they try to create a work-life balance for their employees, Costco actually cares about them which is a nice change from other big box retailers. Notice they actually close early on the weekends and always closed on holidays.

Yeah that's true. It's actually a different shopping concept from what Aussies are used to. But guaranteed the punters are lining up to get in there at 10.00 am opening. They are really just choosing there customer base unlike the mainstream supermarkets here

Originally Posted by armstrong

Found the shelf stacker.

Didn't you post once that you were a shelf stacker in the UK ? Prior to you becoming Bangkok's greatest tefler?

Originally Posted by armstrong

So racist. Typical American.

AO says howdy. A nice American
A real ajarn.

Rather you than me cooking all that seafood BLD.

I just don't trust it unless I've seen it caught and even then I think it's overated.

Crab sticks are the exception though.

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Rather you than me cooking all that seafood BLD.

I just don't trust it unless I've seen it caught and even then I think it's overated.

Crab sticks are the exception though.

The most fake, dodgy 'seafood' of all.

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Rather you than me cooking all that seafood BLD.

I just don't trust it unless I've seen it caught and even then I think it's overated.

Crab sticks are the exception though.

Throw caution to the wind Joe. Love a bit of seafood me

Jars of pickled cockles and microwave kippers in a bag are OK once in a while also.
Not forgetting the legendary Spooons fish n chips.

Originally Posted by bsnub

They will never do that. They set their hours a certain way because they try to create a work-life balance for their employees, Costco actually cares about them which is a nice change from other big box retailers. Notice they actually close early on the weekends and always closed on holidays.

Or they prefer not to lose money due to holiday rates set by unions.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Or they prefer not to lose money due to holiday rates set by unions.

Nope. They feel holidays should be holidays. Non union, but they have a generous contract with step pay raises, benefits and promote from within. I worked at one for about 3 years. Great employer.

Willy just has a frothing rage for unions.

I did indeed, they are little more than legal biker gangs, organised crime, and stand over merchants. Literally.

CFMEU in ‘cycle of lawlessness’ after bikie and organised crime infiltration, probe finds | Australian trade unions | The Guardian

I will make this last post on Unions and then this thread needs to get back on track.

Comparing union corruption to that of the robber barons or big corporations is utterly laughable. The talking points come from big business, and sheeple like willy swallow them hook line and sinker. It is a proven fact that nations with the highest level of union representation have higher living standards and more income equality.

I'm don't want income equality, I want more than everyone else.

Originally Posted by bsnub

I will make this last post on Unions and then this thread needs to get back on track.

Comparing union corruption to that of the robber barons or big corporations is utterly laughable. The talking points come from big business, and sheeple like willy swallow them hook line and sinker. It is a proven fact that nations with the highest level of union representation have higher living standards and more income equality.

Don't get me wrong snubby I have nothing against unions. Just the ones that are obviously criminal . Pretty sure unionism in Oz is totally different to the states

It was lamb chops day at the old folks home so Senorita raided the leftovers and brought me a meals on wheels bag of chops.

I take the lamb off the bones and chop it up and then add some curry sauce and have them with rice.

I rewarded her kindly aged care with her very favourite Tom Yam with prawns, which she seems to enjoy more every time I make it.

The peas are also from the old folks home. She brings 3 or 4 bags every time so I have a job staying on top of them. But the kidney beans are from my very own shopping trolley, bought and paid for.

^ Booyakasha!

Rude not to have a bbq today with the mini heatwave here at the moment.

Mint and minced lamb kebabs, garlic mushrooms, salted and cheesey jacket potato with aoili on top accompanied by some chilli peppered and garlic infused chicken wings and a Cayenne peppered pork shoulder steak, oh and some salad..

Charcoal brisket samosas.



Crackling pork belly served with plantain.