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Vindaloo normaly leaves you feeling the curry the next day shogun
Onto shogun
Onto shogun
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well yes that is ture...Originally posted by Mickeyj
Vindaloo normaly leaves you feeling the curry the next day shogun
Onto shogun
a good Vindaloo can give a good run
Day 1, prepare
Day 2, cook
Day 3, taste
Day 4, eat
Day 5, sit
Day 6, quiet day at home...
Day 7, swear never to have that again,
Day 8, drink
Day 9, yearn a good curry
Day 10, see day 1.
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I've had a few Vindaloos before, and my god does it wreck havoc with your system. Your farts literally melt the varnish off the joinery, and your ****s burn your sphincter to a crisp.
But apart from that Shogun, they're well worth eating.
Last edited by Andydog; February 18, 2004, 05:48.Comment
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thanks for the info on Vindaloo....i think i save my bum the trouble. (how's that British English???)
Save to PaddyHaven't been here for ages....Comment
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I think our English is more a mix of British and Antipodean. "Luvly Jubly" is really bad kiwi/aussie cockney for “lovely”. "Crumbs" = "My goodness". "Bleating" = whinging/whining.
After all that talk about spicey food, I ended up having a curry and lager for lunch yesterday. Chicken Tika Masala. Not a particularly hot dish, so the farts this morning aren’t too violent.
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funny smilies. Now I'm caught up with the lingo.
Over to Paddy.Haven't been here for ages....Comment
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onto Mickeyj
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en ek steur dit aan vir shogun, lekker genit oom!Comment
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dammit, i finally broke down and bought my English uk to English us dictionary so I could keep up with you guys and then this!!!!!!Originally posted by Mickeyj
en ek steur dit aan vir shogun, lekker genit oom!
I'm guessing that means there's a save for me at home. I'll play it in a few hours when I'm done with work.
Just for you Brits: Tu madre lleva zapatos de guerra!Haven't been here for ages....Comment
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