Jump to content

Recommended Posts

PaulK Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> There is no excuse at all to buy eight beef

> burgers for a pound. Any one purchasing eight beef

> burgers for a pound is a chav.



Some people can't even afford to eat, let alone eat healthily.

If they can buy 8 burgers for ?1 and their kids get a hot meal, doesn't mean they are thick, just means they are doing their best to look after their families as best they can.


PaulK - As I'm veggie, this thread doesn't apply to me anyway, but not for the first time, I find your attitude appalling.

PaulK Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> Who are the people you know, who can't even afford

> to eat? Genuine question.

> If anyone believes that 8 burgers equals a hot

> meal it does mean they are thick. They could cook

> healthier for ?1 so It does not mean they are

> doing their best.



do you honestly think that deprivation can be expressed soley in financial terms ?


Yer a lucky man that you are so very very clever

PaulK Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> Who are the people you know, who can't even afford

> to eat? Genuine question.

> If anyone believes that 8 burgers equals a hot

> meal it does mean they are thick. They could cook

> healthier for ?1 so It does not mean they are

> doing their best.


I know people who buy the cheap burgers because they like them and can't afford expensive burgers.

If its so easy to feed 4 people for ?1, let me know your secret PaulK.

Michael Palaeologus Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> Back to the level of the puerile and my personal

> favourite from the hundreds seen on FB and

> Twitter:

>

> Vegatarians should be aware that some veggie-

> burgers have been found to contain .....

> Uniquorn.

>

> I thanks you.



I better stop buying my 8 x veggie burgers for ?1 then!!

Michael Palaeologus Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> Back to the level of the puerile and my personal

> favourite from the hundreds seen on FB and

> Twitter:

>

> Vegatarians should be aware that some veggie-

> burgers have been found to contain .....

> Uniquorn.

>

> I thanks you.



Haha. My favourite...


First horse meat is found in tescos burgers. Reports coming in that camel toe has been found in Primark leggings.

PaulK Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> See none of you know anyone who would do this 8

> for a ?1 buying. You give me too much credit

> woodrot but thanks. DJKQ even food banks dont dish

> out this shit. Their food looks good.



My housemate just bought 8 chicken legs for a ?1 in Sainos.


Don't all rush down there at once. ;-)


(At that price they're probably frog, not chicken.)

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Latest Discussions

    • The original post was made by someone else, not the person whose post I was replying to! And the original post only mentioned Whateley Road (which has been clear of leaves whenever I have walked down it) and another unspecified road. My question was directed at CPR Dave, who (as was clear in the post I quoted)  said "The streets round here are a disgrace".
    • We had a delivery from Matoom last week. Sadly, as I had high expectations, especially as it wasn't cheap, I was underwhelmed. To start off with  positives, the corn cake starter was ok, and my partner said his green curry and coconut rice was tasty. I  (unadventurous I know but I wanted to do a direct comparison with Chern Thai) had Pad Thai (with tofu and veg). There was a lot of it, which was good. So much that I had half of it cold for breakfast the next morning. However, it was almost completely noodles, with hardly any veg or tofu. In fact there was so little tofu I don't actually remember eating any.  I do remember thinking that the stirred in egg must be some kind of tofu. I'm wondering now whether they were busy and forgot the tofu altogether! As it didn't come with peanuts (which I knew in advance as they weren't mentioned on the menu) I ordered a peanut sauce (?) separately, though I can no longer see this on the online menu. This didn't really help much taste wise  For comparison, we both had Pad Thai for lunch yesterday (Saturday) at Chern Thai, with gyoza to start. The Pad Thai was fantastic, good sized portions with lots of tofu and several different kinds of  really fresh lightly cooked vegetables.  The gyoza were also excellent, just the right amount of crispiness and with a good amount of dipping sauce. The meal  was also very well priced. I realise it's not very fair to directly compare the price of delivered dishes to dishes from  an eat-in lunch menu, but in terms of overall value it was much better. And the service was lovely. In case our Matoom delivery  was a one off glitch, we will book a table and eat in there, but so far I am disappointed. ETA: Just realised this thread is about BYO. Chern Thai used to be solely BYO, but it now has a full drinks menu with Thai beer on draught and  wine. You can still BYO, but there is a charge. We had jasmine tea, which was very nice.
    • Hi Angelina - whilst I’m not close enough to this decision (as a candidate not a councillor), I would hope there will be public consultation if this situation arises again next year. As a local resident, I will push for this, if I do become a councillor. Hello - I will ask for this to be updated as soon as possible, as I appreciate people will be looking for this info!
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...