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So I think stinky fish in the shared microwave wins.


Then egg. then Onion. Fried stuff. Spicy stuff. Cup-a-soup. Cheese.


Knew a guy who used to travel back to Scotland from London on the coach (way before they were 'luxury', no a/c). He was a scar-faced, punk nut job who took far too much acid and speed than was good for him, couldn't sit still, couldn't stop talking. He didn't really need to take egg & onion sandwiches to deter anyone sitting next to him but he did.

That man is now Gordon Brown....



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> Knew a guy who used to travel back to Scotland

> from London on the coach (way before they were

> 'luxury', no a/c). He was a scar-faced, punk nut

> job who took far too much acid and speed than was

> good for him, couldn't sit still, couldn't stop

> talking. He didn't really need to take egg & onion

> sandwiches to deter anyone sitting next to him but

> he did.

Fish & Chips, anywhere other than out doors or at the place of making. Never in the office for god sake, even on a Friday


Even in the privacy of your own home is rank. It's not the fish, but the chips that I can't abide.

I do try and take a spare shirt with me when eating out, the smell of food lingering on my clothes after isn't good with me, though I know this is slightly OCD


Maybe it's that KTC oil that many places use, with it's slightly sour note (even when fresh)

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