There's something about knowing what you like. When I worked in Woolwich, I used to frequent the incredible Thai Tip Mein, near the station, at least once a week. It got so that I could go to the counter and the waitress already knew my order, I also knew how much it cost and so, the whole transaction required no words whatsoever. 42. Singapore Mixed Meat Fried Rice Noodle - No Egg
As a small child - boiled eggs with soldiers. As a teenager- poached egg on toast. As a young adult - bacon and eggs (fried) Now I like scrambled egg with smoked salmon. What next? Scotch egg? I hope not; cold eggs - absolutely not. Life in eggs.
Is that the chilli and salt squid starter... If so, I always have that to share with my girls but not with Mrs rcl cos she hates squid...****ing right weird she is
Yes, that's the one. I've eaten squid in places all over the world and I will swear it's the best that I've ever had. Delicious.
Think that other posters are gonna come on here, read this culinary trip through our minds (on a politics thread) and be like...
You aren't wrong. Reasonable people may disagree as to how to use words. An ethnicity IMO is a national culture, and is often associated with food. Italian is an ethnicity. Race is something you check on a census form. Black and Amerindian are races. Of course, you don't have a US census form, so that may not seem a good answer. And of course also, race is a fiction, while nationality is, unlike race, definable.
I've got a mate who loves eggs of all kinds but has to clean his teeth immediately after eating them , he will go to a chemist's to buy a tooth brush and paste before eating if he has not prepared before hand , not weird no sir
I say this time and time again , do the constituents actually vote for the person or the party , the likes of Mogg, Rabb, Fabricant, Gove , Patel ect have the appeal of a fart in a space suit , can the voters see what they are doing and honestly say that they will get their vote
Very weird. Extremely evasive and defensive. I think that she nearly gives something away at one point, though. When she says "on" I think that was going to be followed up by "Whatsapp" before she caught herself.
She needs help. Serious help! But frankly, I actually am enjoying her repeated and evermore excruciating interviews! They are comedy gold. Until, that is, you remember she is being serious and is still (for now) a Minister of State for the UK! That is not funny, at least not for the UK.