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Loutwo

Loutwo

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I once went to a lovely chippy in West Lothian, and had a black pudding supper with salt and ?sauce? - a sort of runny brown sauce. It was bloody lovely. With a can of Irn Bru of course!


Louisa.



Help-Ma-Boab Wrote:

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> Ever had your gums round a Black Pudding Supper

> Lou? Loads salt and Vinegar. Amazing.

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> > > > Who on earth East chips with lasagne?

> Surely

> > a

> > > > nice salad and garlic bread is the only

> > route?

> > > > Bizarre choice.

> > > >

> > > > Louisa.

> > >

> > > It?s very common in old school greasy spoon

> > type

> > > cafs, I thought you liked those traditional,

> > low

> > > cost, working class places and the people

> that

> > eat

> > > in them?

> >

> > When I go to a greasy spoon the last thing I

> wanna

> > eat is lasagne. I?d rather have a fry up or egg

> > and chips. If I want something fancy like

> lasagne

> > I?d rather go in Wetherspoons thanks all the

> same!

> >

> >

> > Louisa.

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Seabag

Seabag

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Loutwo Wrote:

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> I once went to a lovely chippy in West Lothian,

> and had a black pudding supper with salt and

> ?sauce? - a sort of runny brown sauce. It was

> bloody lovely. With a can of Irn Bru of course!

>

> Louisa.

>

>

> Help-Ma-Boab Wrote:

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> > Ever had your gums round a Black Pudding Supper

> > Lou? Loads salt and Vinegar. Amazing.

> >

> > Loutwo Wrote:

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> > > pk Wrote:

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> > > > Loutwo Wrote:

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> > > > > Who on earth East chips with lasagne?

> > Surely

> > > a

> > > > > nice salad and garlic bread is the only

> > > route?

> > > > > Bizarre choice.

> > > > >

> > > > > Louisa.

> > > >

> > > > It?s very common in old school greasy spoon

> > > type

> > > > cafs, I thought you liked those

> traditional,

> > > low

> > > > cost, working class places and the people

> > that

> > > eat

> > > > in them?

> > >

> > > When I go to a greasy spoon the last thing I

> > wanna

> > > eat is lasagne. I?d rather have a fry up or

> egg

> > > and chips. If I want something fancy like

> > lasagne

> > > I?d rather go in Wetherspoons thanks all the

> > same!

> > >

> > >

> > > Louisa.


I rest my case

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Loutwo

Loutwo

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Seabag I?ve had enough of this. There?s nothing wrong with people eating what they like. You know me, I?m not one to judge when it comes to people making decisions about food. However, there are limits. How anyone could be poncy enough to mix a pub classic like lasagne with oven chips I will never know. Never heard of the like.


Louisa.

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Sue

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Help-Ma-Boab Wrote:

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> Scottish Chippies have so much more to offer than

> others.



Yeh but they only ever have one kind of fish!



(Who knows what. It's just a fish supper....)

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Seabag

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Loutwo Wrote:

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> Seabag I?ve had enough of this. There?s nothing

> wrong with people eating what they like. You know

> me, I?m not one to judge when it comes to people

> making decisions about food. However, there are

> limits. How anyone could be poncy enough to mix a

> pub classic like lasagne with oven chips I will

> never know. Never heard of the like.

>

> Louisa.


There?s a very specific chip too, get it wrong and oh heck are we in Wrong Town. It has to be a thin crispy salty and very fresh/hot straight out of the fryer Mc Cain type chip. Nothing but N O T H I N G else will do. No chunky, sweaty, wrapped, or a little bit floppy spud finger like ?chiuuups? are to placed beside the hallowed ?sarnia?.


Salad or ?salit? is allowable, but with salad cream and white pepper only.


The Oak Cafe in Honour Oak will serve this holy trinity in the appropriate manner. Being Cypriot he?s up to speed on such things. He does alf & alf with chicken curry too.

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Loutwo Wrote:

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> Seabag I?ve had enough of this. There?s nothing

> wrong with people eating what they like. You know

> me, I?m not one to judge when it comes to people

> making decisions about food. However, there are

> limits. How anyone could be poncy enough to mix a

> pub classic like lasagne with oven chips I will

> never know. Never heard of the like.

>

> Louisa.


Perhaps you?re too distracted by the multitude of pizzas of different sizes to notice that chips is offered as an add on to lasagne at your beloved Wetherspoons


Or perhaps you?ve just got this weird thing about saying ridiculous things to be provocative in a weirdly inconsistent manner

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Loutwo

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Actually pk, I think you?ll find Wetherspoons offer chips as a side to most of their main menu dishes, if not all of them. Nothing weird about that. However, there are limits when it comes to mixing certain things. Personally, I am not a big fan of chips unless they come with ham and eggs, or fish. Call me old fashioned. That?s just how I roll. I don?t understand why you would want to mix carbs with carbs, it just seems strange.


Louisa.

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I would always ask to swap my salad for chips when getting lasagne in Wetherspoons. This must have been quite a popular request, as they then changed the menu to charge extra for the chips if you wanted to add them to the lasagne. I havent noticed this 'add chips' option on any other meals. Lots of the meals automatically come with chips granted, but this is quite a unique option to the lasagne.


You'd get a much better slab of lasagne at a greasy spoon cafe than wetherspoons, and they wouldnt charge extra for the chips.

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Loutwo Wrote:

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> Nothing weird about that.

> Louisa.


and yet you make some sort of weird issue about it


whilst ignoring the fact that tbe wetherspoons that you crave so strongly have decided that your despised pizza is the future


it really is rather pathetic (particularly the inconsistencies)

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Loutwo

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pk Wrote:

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> Loutwo Wrote:

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> > Nothing weird about that.

> > Louisa.

>

> and yet you make some sort of weird issue about

> it

>

> whilst ignoring the fact that tbe wetherspoons

> that you crave so strongly have decided that your

> despised pizza is the future

>

> it really is rather pathetic (particularly the

> inconsistencies)


I?ll tell you what?s even more pathetic. You finding the time to question someone else?s motives behind their dislike of pizza and opinions on chips and condiments. And you call me pathetic? I rest my case.


Louisa.

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Loutwo Wrote:

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> pk Wrote:

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> > Loutwo Wrote:

> >

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> > -----

> > > Nothing weird about that.

> > > Louisa.

> >

> > and yet you make some sort of weird issue about

> > it

> >

> > whilst ignoring the fact that tbe wetherspoons

> > that you crave so strongly have decided that

> your

> > despised pizza is the future

> >

> > it really is rather pathetic (particularly the

> > inconsistencies)

>

> I?ll tell you what?s even more pathetic. You

> finding the time to question someone else?s

> motives behind their dislike of pizza and opinions

> on chips and condiments. And you call me pathetic?

> I rest my case.

>

> Louisa.


very clever


(not)

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