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Fighting with the Mrs the other night over what Takeaway to order, in the end I got a curry and she went for chinese duck with garlic and chilli.

What's your favourite takeaway.


Chinese,
Indian,
Thai,
Japanese,
Kebab,
Pizza,
Burger,
Fish & Chips,
Other,

a sandwich. if i'm sober.

a dirty, smelly, dripping kebab if i can't see straight.

a trucker's breakfast if i'm hungover (available in oz and us) - consists of eggs, steak, lamb chops, beans, hash brown ++

Thai when i being good, Kebab for bad days

Curry

Woof, set it up as a poll - i'd be interested to see the outcome

Ruby + sherbet.

SouthCoastShankly » Wed Nov 21, 2012 12:29 pm wrote:Curry

Woof, set it up as a poll - i'd be interested to see the outcome

Yeah I fked up on the "poll" setting.

Done one now where we can actually vote   

Not voting moment has passed

I try and keep away from this excrement, sorry food, but I love a good old portion of Fish and Chips, none of that foreign excrement.

Gotta be pizza for me.  Hell I can think of 25 decent pizza parlors within a 5 minutes drive from my house.  I do not include that ***** chain store thing like Pizza Hut or Domino's or ughh Papa Johns in that count.  As far as a Kebab or a Curry, I'll make that at home (there are a few places nearby where I could get them in a pinch).

Aside from pizza, When the wife has had a few on a Friday or Saturday night I'm sent to the Grease Trucks on College Ave. in New Brunswick New Jersey for either a Gyro or a Philly Cheese Steak.  The Gyros are awesome.

The Good Yank » Mon Dec 03, 2012 5:49 pm wrote:Gotta be pizza for me.  Hell I can think of 25 decent pizza parlors within a 5 minutes drive from my house.  I do not include that ***** chain store thing like Pizza Hut or Domino's or ughh Papa Johns in that count.  As far as a Kebab or a Curry, I'll make that at home (there are a few places nearby where I could get them in a pinch).

Aside from pizza, When the wife has had a few on a Friday or Saturday night I'm sent to the Grease Trucks on College Ave. in New Brunswick New Jersey for either a Gyro or a Philly Cheese Steak.  The Gyros are awesome.

I find that quite funny, a Yank and a pizza, that's pretty typical hey.

Have you seen the prices at places like Pizza Hut or Dominoes?

F*CK THAT ! I want to eat, I dont want to skin myself doing so. This is where the Chinese meals come out on top, they are filling and worth the money they charge.

babu » Wed Nov 21, 2012 12:01 pm wrote:a sandwich. if i'm sober.

a dirty, smelly, dripping kebab if i can't see straight.

a trucker's breakfast if i'm hungover (available in oz and us) - consists of eggs, steak, lamb chops, beans, hash brown ++

I couldn't think of anything more foul than lamb chops and steak for breakfast

Boocity » Wed Dec 05, 2012 6:26 am wrote:

babu » Wed Nov 21, 2012 12:01 pm wrote:a sandwich. if i'm sober.

a dirty, smelly, dripping kebab if i can't see straight.

a trucker's breakfast if i'm hungover (available in oz and us) - consists of eggs, steak, lamb chops, beans, hash brown ++

I couldn't think of anything more foul than lamb chops and steak for breakfast

ah, the uninitiated. You'll be converted. Think of this, you spent the night out, having a good time, maybe you forgot to eat, maybe you did not go to bed until the wee hours of the morning or even at dawn, wake up at 10am, feeling seedy and ravenous. A grease fry up will sort you out. (if you can hold it in)

Boocity » Wed Dec 05, 2012 6:26 am wrote:

babu » Wed Nov 21, 2012 12:01 pm wrote:a sandwich. if i'm sober.

a dirty, smelly, dripping kebab if i can't see straight.

a trucker's breakfast if i'm hungover (available in oz and us) - consists of eggs, steak, lamb chops, beans, hash brown ++

I couldn't think of anything more foul than lamb chops and steak for breakfast

Agreed. I prefer lashings of mint, steamed veggies, gravy and tatos with my lamb chops.

Bacon and pork sausages (Lincolnshires personal favourite) are THE main ingredients of a FRY up, cooking all else in their fat. Can't forget the bubble too - YUM. None of this American/Aussie reinvention of the original English breakfast s.*i*e.