[LeatherTrumpet]

Its spag bog of course

[bitontheslide]

spag bol

[UserSince2005]

What kind of gypo calls it spag bog lol

[MTVN]

Genuinely never heard it called Spag Bog and can't fathom why you would call it that

[Niamh.]

Spag bog? Why? Toilet Spaghetti

[Toy Soldier]

Sketty bol-bols.

[Alf]

May as well be called Spag bog because that's where it ends up.

[Niamh.]

Not a Spag Bol fan either way

[Calderyon]

Spaghetti Bolognese.

[glib]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Not a Spag Bol fan either way

That wasn’t the question.

[LeatherTrumpet]

I'm not here for woke spag bol

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by glib

That wasn’t the question.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Delving into the terms, she said both forms emerged in the UK in the 1970s. In Australia, the “overwhelmingly dominant form” is spag bol which rates an entry in the dictionary. Those of us who are in the spag bog camp might be showing signs of a British influence.

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/re...sh%20influence.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

What kind of gypo calls it spag bog lol

.

[Redway]

L.T., what the hell? Do you normally eat pasta out of your bog seat? Does the bleach and poo residue add to the taste in a way wine and garlic can’t?

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

What kind of gypo calls it spag bog lol

Me ya fecker.

[parmnion]

I mean, bol ain't even a word in the dictionary...its made up woke bollocks.

[LeatherTrumpet]

spag bog is British

anything else is foreign

and i have provided facts to back this up

[Redway]

I forgot that the Brits are the original owners of spag. bol. (which is in itself a foreign dish).

That’s like beefing with Nigerians and Indians over eating jollof rice and biryani (respectively) with spoons because you’ve been conditioned to believe that the only rice dish that should be eaten with that utensil is rice pudding.

Rice and pasta ain’t nothing to do with the British Isles in the first place so whatever quintessential “British” way to call it is irrelevant. A bonafide Italian would laugh at this conversation, so er … yh.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Redway

I forgot that the Brits are the original owners of spag. bol. (which is in itself a foreign dish).

That’s like beefing with Nigerians and Indians over eating jollof rice and biryani (respectively) with spoons because you’ve been conditioned to believe that the only rice dish that should be eaten with that utensil is rice pudding.

Rice and pasta ain’t nothing to do with the British Isles in the first place so whatever quintessential “British” way to call it is irrelevant. A bonafide Italian would laugh at this conversation, so er … yh.

It's about be what we call out not some Italian

Keep up

[Redway]

But coming from a nation where haggis is your national dish what does that matter to you either way?

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Redway

But coming from a nation where haggis is your national dish what does that matter to you either way?

It's none of your business

[LaLaLand]

I don't like spaghetti so I have rice bol

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by LaLaLand

I don't like spaghetti so I have rice bol

Rice bog

[Redway]

I think I’ll pass on the spag. bog., still. Bleach and traces of mouse droppings don’t count towards my idea of a good pasta meal and I don’t know anyone else in the world who’d envision that as a good meal if we were all to call
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