actually i meant chinesePochsy wrote:
Why do the English like Indian food so much? Over here the Indians like Indian food...and a select bunch of wanna-be socialites who think they're cultured for having eaten at the watered-down westernized local joint.SamTheMan wrote:
might have beef curry and chips tbh
I'll eat it, but I certainly don't seem to get the cravings you Brits do.
Because it goes well with Lager, and we like Lager.
I hear curry and I think Indian.SamTheMan wrote:
actually i meant chinesePochsy wrote:
Why do the English like Indian food so much? Over here the Indians like Indian food...and a select bunch of wanna-be socialites who think they're cultured for having eaten at the watered-down westernized local joint.SamTheMan wrote:
might have beef curry and chips tbh
I'll eat it, but I certainly don't seem to get the cravings you Brits do.
Chinese is good-- well, the crap you get around here is. I went into a place in chinatown where nobody spoke English, the menus were in Cantonese, and the waiter was actually the owner. Authentic Chinese is totally not what you would expect...
Last edited by Pochsy (2010-06-12 08:13:21)
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Maybe you haven't had good Indian food....Pochsy wrote:
Why do the English like Indian food so much? Over here the Indians like Indian food...and a select bunch of wanna-be socialites who think they're cultured for having eaten at the watered-down westernized local joint.SamTheMan wrote:
might have beef curry and chips tbh
I'll eat it, but I certainly don't seem to get the cravings you Brits do.
So much of it is loaded with so much flavour.
i ate an indian chick out. tasted great. she also had the tightest pussy ever. too bad she was a stage 5 clinger
chinese food is way too greasy and slimy, and i'm not talking about the live octupus either
beef curry is brit-indian rather than regular indian, creole/fusion cuisine or whatever fancy words they use for it
whats a stage 5 clinger lol
beef curry is brit-indian rather than regular indian, creole/fusion cuisine or whatever fancy words they use for it
whats a stage 5 clinger lol
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oi tell me sam, whats a stage 5 clinger, i'm not going to urban dictionary, i'm sick of going to that website for everything ig says
1. stage five clinger 590 up, 38 down
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A member of the opposite sex that is likely to become overly attached, overly fast. Virgins, those on the rebound, and the emotionally fragile are more likely to have this term applied to them. Orignally from the movie Wedding Crashers.
We need to get Nick away from that chick. She's a stage five clinger.
We've got a stage five clinger situation. I need someone running interference on the blonde behind me, now.
I nailed that chick last weekend and seriously regret giving her my number - I'm getting 2 or 3 calls a day. I think what we've got ourselves here is a stage five clinger.
lazy ass
buy stage five clinger mugs, tshirts and magnets
A member of the opposite sex that is likely to become overly attached, overly fast. Virgins, those on the rebound, and the emotionally fragile are more likely to have this term applied to them. Orignally from the movie Wedding Crashers.
We need to get Nick away from that chick. She's a stage five clinger.
We've got a stage five clinger situation. I need someone running interference on the blonde behind me, now.
I nailed that chick last weekend and seriously regret giving her my number - I'm getting 2 or 3 calls a day. I think what we've got ourselves here is a stage five clinger.
lazy ass
that's right, you gotta start explaining your own shit nigga
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i hope its not #3Mekstizzle wrote:
oi tell me sam, whats a stage 5 clinger, i'm not going to urban dictionary, i'm sick of going to that website for everything ig says
get her to buy you shit. money is EVERYTHING
Are you making dinner for yourself or for you and a date?