Totally pointless thread...

[JaiDee]

(gizmo @ May 29 2010,00:39) It's Friday

Actually, it's saturday already!

[katoeylover]

Not here it aint

[Steff]

I love POUTINE!!! But it has to be made in Quebec and the greasier the establishment making it the better. The best time to eat a large portion of it is at 2am when nobody is ugly. Yummy-delicious! Jai Dee, the next time you are in the area let me know and I will treat you to a heaping portion of the finest. Haggis is for pussies...

[kahuna]

A reason to go home Bumpa...

First Taco Bell to open in England

Yum! Brands will launch a Taco Bell chain in England next month according to reports, debuting at Lakeside Shopping Centre in Essex.
The fare will be similar to what American diners are used to, with a menu that features cheap tacos and burritos and caters to value-conscious consumers.

[JaiDee]

(Steff @ May 29 2010,01:39) I love POUTINE!!! But it has to be made in Quebec and the greasier the establishment making it the better. The best time to eat a large portion of it is at 2am

Man, I knew you were reading my mind on this one..... I was actually thinking more like 330am; many-a-time I have come down from a perfect night of drinking way too many Labatts at one of the total shithole poutine dives along St. Laurent, just below St. Catherines and next door to the Cleopatra ladyboy cabaret!!

The characters that come walking in and out of those places between 3 and 5 are a rogue's gallery of hookers, homeless, addicts and drunks, all looking for their fix of greasy poutine plates and an ''all-dressed'' hot dog to go; sitting there for a couple hours and gobbling down that garbage is a show in itself!!

Looking forward to my next visit now for sure man, and it ain't far off

[gizmo]

Fajita's night in Essex maybe?

[JaiDee]

(kahuna @ May 29 2010,01:48) A reason to go home Bumpa...

First Taco Bell to open in England

Holy shit, and with the Pound so low at the moment...... I can hear BS packing his shit up now!!

Question is, when the hell do they open a few in BKK and Pattaya??

It's for sure just a matter of time.....

[JaiDee]

Thandie Newton looked hotter than hell in "Rock 'n' Rolla'' - which is also an excellent movie

[ezflip]

(JaiDee @ May 28 2010,09:55) Sorry, but you just haven't lived yet if you haven't had a plate of Poutine

Poouuttine...mmmmmmmmmmmmm

I've managed to resist it's tempting siren call for months.

Hey steff & jaidee...wanna open a poutine stand in bkk with me? I hear there is plenty of space where Central used to be...  

Could offer traditional style, pork or chicken style or Issan style with fried grasshoppers.

[Road Runner]

The tension between India and Pakistan reached a new high today........   or should that be a new low?  

A pigeon is being kept under armed guard by Indian police on charge of espionage for Pakistan.

The pigeon had a ring around its foot, a phone number from Pakistan and an address stamped on its body in red ink.

Officials directed the police not to allow anyone to visit the pigeon, which the police say believe may be on a €œspecial mission of spying€.

The bird has been medically examined and was being kept in an air-conditioned room under police guard.

Local pigeon fanciers in the sensitive border area had told police that pigeons from Pakistan were easily identifiable as they look different from Indian ones.

Obviously it's cover was not as good as they thought.

There is evidence that pigeons were involved in the 2008 attack by Pakistani terrorists on Mumbai.


RR.

[Lefty]

(Tomcat @ May 29 2010,00:22)
Please stay on topic Jake, there plenty of other forums where you can talk about Choir Boys

now... back to all things Haggis.

The Choir Boys was a great book, but a lousy movie.

[Lefty]

(JaiDee @ May 28 2010,21:12) hahaaha, I loved it when Vlad went on that camping trip and didn't wear a shirt the whole time!

No slave to fashion, that's for sure


  another dish you all have to try, Haggis; I have and it's yummy......still can't tell you what was in it though!!

I ate some of that on my first trip to Thailand. May's sister's husband was a Scot as I'm sure you recall. Some friends from the old country were visiting there same time, and haggis was prepared a few times and I found it rather palatable although it's not a food I would specifically seek out. Scots speak worse English than Thais do. Billy was the only Scot there I EVER understood. After a while, when ever the others said anything to me, I would just smile and nod, having no idea what was just said.

[Lefty]

(kahuna @ May 28 2010,23:53)          

Haggis
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Haggis, neeps & tatties

Haggis is a dish containing sheep's 'pluck' (heart, liver and lungs), minced with onion, oatmeal, suet, spices, and salt, mixed with stock, and traditionally simmered in the animal's stomach for approximately three hours. Most modern commercial haggis is prepared in a casing rather than an actual stomach. There are also meat-free recipes for vegetarians.

As the 2001 English edition of the Larousse Gastronomique puts it, "Although its description is not immediately appealing, haggis has an excellent nutty texture and delicious savoury flavour".

Well well well, you just edified me again. You and wiki anyway.

I'd been under the impression that haggis also included diced up intestines. So, I guess I was wrong on that.

Thank you.

[Lefty]

(kahuna @ May 29 2010,01:48) A reason to go home Bumpa...

First Taco Bell to open in England

Yum! Brands will launch a Taco Bell chain in England next month according to reports, debuting at Lakeside Shopping Centre in Essex.
The fare will be similar to what American diners are used to, with a menu that features cheap tacos and burritos and caters to value-conscious consumers.

He'll probably hold out until they build a Shenanigans in his home town.
BS is a man of refined tastes. He ain't gonna settle for a stinking Taco Bell.

[Lefty]

(gizmo @ May 29 2010,01:50) Fajita's night in Essex maybe?  

Good luck getting a good fajita in a fucking Taco Bell.