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BONNEIP · 11-09-2009, 01:39 AM

Pickled onion crisps on buttered thick warburtons....yummmmmy, with a mug of tea 1 sugar & milk plz...now i'm hungry.

Luanda · 11-09-2009, 02:19 AM

[rquote=2561886&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky]Did you know that Thailands national dish is a crisp sandwich (may prove to be a false statement) I read it on wikipedia.
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You'd never get a Thai to eat bread. However, they love crisps - really weird squid flavoured. Thai for squid is "pla-muk" which means fish-ink.

Appearance_Of_A_Junky · 11-09-2009, 08:23 AM

[rquote=2561983&tid=120056&author=Luanda][rquote=2561886&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky]Did you know that Thailands national dish is a crisp sandwich (may prove to be a false statement) I read it on wikipedia.
[/rquote]

You'd never get a Thai to eat bread. However, they love crisps - really weird squid flavoured. Thai for squid is "pla-muk" which means fish-ink. [/rquote]

I didn't know that, but then I have never been and I just made it up.

They do have some nice mushrooms though, but their laws are extremely strict. I have a friend from the Philipeans and they have the death penalty (firing squad) for certian related crimes....harsh.

Lee. · 11-09-2009, 08:32 AM

[rquote=2562068&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2561983&tid=120056&author=Luanda][rquote=2561886&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky]Did you know that Thailands national dish is a crisp sandwich (may prove to be a false statement) I read it on wikipedia.
[/rquote]

You'd never get a Thai to eat bread. However, they love crisps - really weird squid flavoured. Thai for squid is "pla-muk" which means fish-ink. [/rquote]

I didn't know that, but then I have never been and I just made it up.

They do have some nice mushrooms though, but their laws are extremely strict. I have a friend from the Philipeans and they have the death penalty (firing squad) for certian related crimes....harsh.[/rquote]

I think it depends on the crime.... adding cucumber to spag bol for instance (IMO) warrants a firing squad.

Appearance_Of_A_Junky · 11-09-2009, 08:43 AM

[rquote=2562071&tid=120056&author=happyland][rquote=2562068&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2561983&tid=120056&author=Luanda][rquote=2561886&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky]Did you know that Thailands national dish is a crisp sandwich (may prove to be a false statement) I read it on wikipedia.
[/rquote]

You'd never get a Thai to eat bread. However, they love crisps - really weird squid flavoured. Thai for squid is "pla-muk" which means fish-ink. [/rquote]

I didn't know that, but then I have never been and I just made it up.

They do have some nice mushrooms though, but their laws are extremely strict. I have a friend from the Philipeans and they have the death penalty (firing squad) for certian related crimes....harsh.[/rquote]

I think it depends on the crime.... adding cucumber to spag bol for instance (IMO) warrants a firing squad.[/rquote]

Actually that sounds kinda nice, I mean I know some people that put them in Sweet N Sour sauce, and that works.

Another silly crisp sandwich related crime (to keep on topic of course) is when people ask for explanations of things even when they already understand the situation. I know someone that seems to do that all the time, I can only believe its done for solely their amusement.

Also men that leave the toilet seat up, especially at night, when you sometimes just assume its going to be there, they should be shot as well.

x

Lee. · 11-09-2009, 08:47 AM

[rquote=2562078&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2562071&tid=120056&author=happyland][rquote=2562068&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2561983&tid=120056&author=Luanda][rquote=2561886&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky]Did you know that Thailands national dish is a crisp sandwich (may prove to be a false statement) I read it on wikipedia.
[/rquote]

You'd never get a Thai to eat bread. However, they love crisps - really weird squid flavoured. Thai for squid is "pla-muk" which means fish-ink. [/rquote]

I didn't know that, but then I have never been and I just made it up.

They do have some nice mushrooms though, but their laws are extremely strict. I have a friend from the Philipeans and they have the death penalty (firing squad) for certian related crimes....harsh.[/rquote]

I think it depends on the crime.... adding cucumber to spag bol for instance (IMO) warrants a firing squad.[/rquote]

Actually that sounds kinda nice, I mean I know some people that put them in Sweet N Sour sauce, and that works.

Another silly crisp sandwich related crime (to keep on topic of course) is when people ask for explanations of things even when they already understand the situation. I know someone that seems to do that all the time, I can only believe its done for solely their amusement.

Also men that leave the toilet seat up, especially at night, when you sometimes just assume its going to be there, they should be shot as well.

x[/rquote]

He/she sounds like a bit of a b*stard..

Appearance_Of_A_Junky · 11-09-2009, 08:52 AM

[rquote=2562082&tid=120056&author=happyland][rquote=2562078&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2562071&tid=120056&author=happyland][rquote=2562068&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2561983&tid=120056&author=Luanda][rquote=2561886&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky]Did you know that Thailands national dish is a crisp sandwich (may prove to be a false statement) I read it on wikipedia.
[/rquote]

You'd never get a Thai to eat bread. However, they love crisps - really weird squid flavoured. Thai for squid is "pla-muk" which means fish-ink. [/rquote]

I didn't know that, but then I have never been and I just made it up.

They do have some nice mushrooms though, but their laws are extremely strict. I have a friend from the Philipeans and they have the death penalty (firing squad) for certian related crimes....harsh.[/rquote]

I think it depends on the crime.... adding cucumber to spag bol for instance (IMO) warrants a firing squad.[/rquote]

Actually that sounds kinda nice, I mean I know some people that put them in Sweet N Sour sauce, and that works.

Another silly crisp sandwich related crime (to keep on topic of course) is when people ask for explanations of things even when they already understand the situation. I know someone that seems to do that all the time, I can only believe its done for solely their amusement.

Also men that leave the toilet seat up, especially at night, when you sometimes just assume its going to be there, they should be shot as well.

x[/rquote]

He/she sounds like a bit of a b*stard..[/rquote]

Ha no, its all done in good humour (well I assume so anyway) so as much as I may get all panicky at times, I wouldn't want them to change. No matter how flustered it can make me.

Lee. · 11-09-2009, 10:22 AM

[rquote=2562084&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2562082&tid=120056&author=happyland][rquote=2562078&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2562071&tid=120056&author=happyland][rquote=2562068&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2561983&tid=120056&author=Luanda][rquote=2561886&tid=120056&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky]Did you know that Thailands national dish is a crisp sandwich (may prove to be a false statement) I read it on wikipedia.
[/rquote]

You'd never get a Thai to eat bread. However, they love crisps - really weird squid flavoured. Thai for squid is "pla-muk" which means fish-ink. [/rquote]

I didn't know that, but then I have never been and I just made it up.

They do have some nice mushrooms though, but their laws are extremely strict. I have a friend from the Philipeans and they have the death penalty (firing squad) for certian related crimes....harsh.[/rquote]

I think it depends on the crime.... adding cucumber to spag bol for instance (IMO) warrants a firing squad.[/rquote]

Actually that sounds kinda nice, I mean I know some people that put them in Sweet N Sour sauce, and that works.

Another silly crisp sandwich related crime (to keep on topic of course) is when people ask for explanations of things even when they already understand the situation. I know someone that seems to do that all the time, I can only believe its done for solely their amusement.

Also men that leave the toilet seat up, especially at night, when you sometimes just assume its going to be there, they should be shot as well.

x[/rquote]

He/she sounds like a bit of a b*stard..[/rquote]

Ha no, its all done in good humour (well I assume so anyway) so as much as I may get all panicky at times, I wouldn't want them to change. No matter how flustered it can make me.
[/rquote]

What do they ask you to explain like??

Appearance_Of_A_Junky · 11-09-2009, 11:02 AM

[rquote=2562131&tid=120056&author=happyland]

What do they ask you to explain like??[/rquote]

Mostly jokes, but they seem to call me out on the ones that are more innuendoey (hmm, Im guessing thats not a spelling mistake more so that that word is made up).

I swear though they only do it to make me squirm a bit, that is unless they get some sort of perverse pleasure out of it.

Still, at the end of the day I get to sit down with a nice crisp sandwich, and as I eat said sandwich, chewing with my mouth closed (a lesson Sophie could learn) I think back and plan my revenge tactics.

Why do we torment the ones we like?

Appearance_Of_A_Junky · 23-06-2010, 01:02 AM

HAPPY FIRST BIRTHDAY CRISP SANDWICH THREAD!

so any new favourites sandwiches to report?

Enid · 23-06-2010, 01:05 AM

HAHA I remember this thread.

Morning Junky.

Lee. · 23-06-2010, 01:07 AM

hahahahahahahahahahhahaha!! Aww Happy 1st birthday crisp sandwich thread too

Appearance_Of_A_Junky · 23-06-2010, 01:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Enid

HAHA I remember this thread.

Morning Junky.

Morning Enid, well you just can't keep a good thread down, and seeing as how most of the threads on BB11 are the same people having the same argument over multiple threads it was a good idea to get snacking again.

It helps I got some smoke last night, and its just too damned hot to cook a meal, or even make food.

Whats easier than two bits of bread and a packet of crisps I ask you.

Well a takeaway, but whats cheaper then.

just bread and thats not the best snack

unless its fresh bread with a big knob of butter melting over it.

but I don't have freshly baked loaf, so its a crisp sandwich summer.

MissKittyFantastico · 23-06-2010, 01:15 AM

I remember this thread

Still cheese and onion on Kingsmill thick slice brown buttered bread for me

Appearance_Of_A_Junky · 23-06-2010, 01:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by happyland

hahahahahahahahahahhahaha!! Aww Happy 1st birthday crisp sandwich thread too

1 year old and still not grown up.

And what a year its been.

King Gizzard · 23-06-2010, 01:17 AM

grated cheese and Pickle with white medium bread

Never get tired of it

Lee. · 23-06-2010, 01:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Appearance_Of_A_Junky

1 year old and still not grown up.

And what a year its been.

It sure has!!
I'm still staying with bacon frazzles though

Appearance_Of_A_Junky · 23-06-2010, 01:18 AM

IMPORTANT CRISP NEWS!

As of Jan 4th 2011, for residents of the UK, the cost of a crisp sandwich will increase significantly, with the new level of VAT being 20%, an increase of 2.5%.

This only applies to the crisps and not the bread, but this tax should be scrapped. Its discrimination of those that like crisps sandwiches.

We must form an alliance to bring down the hung parliament until crisps arent taxed against.

Elitism from the Tory party once again ruining this country.