So after drinking your age in pints and ordering a kebab you are concerned about your calorie count I agree Kebab is better with some salad like cabbage or lettuce or else it is too dry. I don’t bother with chips because 1) I will never finish the kebab anyway and 2) the bubble and squeaks are rubbish at making chips!Heston wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 8:38pmNo, a kebab needs salad to offset the horrific calorie count of the meat. Plus, I much prefer it to chips, even when pissed. Which is admittedly the only time I eat kebabs.101Walterton wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 8:33pmI’ve never known the most pissed of men choose red cabbage over chips.Heston wrote: ↑27 Jul 2020, 7:47pmIf you want to pay the extra, but a kebab with either should be enough for even the most pissed of men.
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No one over here "makes" kebabs, I can guarantee you that. This will be from the local pizza shop 100%.
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Char Siu foo yung with fried rice.
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You can get kebabs here (in Seattle anyway). You may be thinking of SHISH kebabs.
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Of course kebabs come in all shapes and forms, but the doner kebab is a wondrous thing. I first had one in 1982 aged 13 when I was on holiday in London, we didn't have them where I lived in the North East. It tasted like something sent down from the gods. When I got back home I was raving to all my mates about these things called kebabs, only to be met with blank stares. Three years later you couldn't move for kebab shops in my town. I was like "I told you so." But I never tasted a kebab like that first one ever again, and will only touch them now when I'm pissed.
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Amazing food. The saviour of many a night of debauchery and ale.Heston wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 3:48pmOf course kebabs come in all shapes and forms, but the doner kebab is a wondrous thing. I first had one in 1982 aged 13 when I was on holiday in London, we didn't have them where I lived in the North East. It tasted like something sent down from the gods. When I got back home I was raving to all my mates about these things called kebabs, only to be met with blank stares. Three years later you couldn't move for kebab shops in my town. I was like "I told you so." But I never tasted a kebab like that first one ever again, and will only touch them now when I'm pissed.
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Can't beat the old "chilli sauce tie" at the end of the night.Marky Dread wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 3:53pmAmazing food. The saviour of many a night of debauchery and ale.Heston wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 3:48pmOf course kebabs come in all shapes and forms, but the doner kebab is a wondrous thing. I first had one in 1982 aged 13 when I was on holiday in London, we didn't have them where I lived in the North East. It tasted like something sent down from the gods. When I got back home I was raving to all my mates about these things called kebabs, only to be met with blank stares. Three years later you couldn't move for kebab shops in my town. I was like "I told you so." But I never tasted a kebab like that first one ever again, and will only touch them now when I'm pissed.
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Unbelievable the amount of times I staggered home munching a kebab convinced I had been super tidy and not dropped a hint of sauce on me. Only to wake up the next day with Jeans looking like I'd committed mass murder.Heston wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 4:04pmCan't beat the old "chilli sauce tie" at the end of the night.Marky Dread wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 3:53pmAmazing food. The saviour of many a night of debauchery and ale.Heston wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 3:48pmOf course kebabs come in all shapes and forms, but the doner kebab is a wondrous thing. I first had one in 1982 aged 13 when I was on holiday in London, we didn't have them where I lived in the North East. It tasted like something sent down from the gods. When I got back home I was raving to all my mates about these things called kebabs, only to be met with blank stares. Three years later you couldn't move for kebab shops in my town. I was like "I told you so." But I never tasted a kebab like that first one ever again, and will only touch them now when I'm pissed.
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Nearly as bad as kebab morning breath.Marky Dread wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 4:11pmUnbelievable the amount of times I staggered home munching a kebab convinced I had been super tidy and not dropped a hint of sauce on me. Only to wake up the next day with Jeans looking like I'd committed mass murder.Heston wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 4:04pmCan't beat the old "chilli sauce tie" at the end of the night.Marky Dread wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 3:53pmAmazing food. The saviour of many a night of debauchery and ale.Heston wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 3:48pmOf course kebabs come in all shapes and forms, but the doner kebab is a wondrous thing. I first had one in 1982 aged 13 when I was on holiday in London, we didn't have them where I lived in the North East. It tasted like something sent down from the gods. When I got back home I was raving to all my mates about these things called kebabs, only to be met with blank stares. Three years later you couldn't move for kebab shops in my town. I was like "I told you so." But I never tasted a kebab like that first one ever again, and will only touch them now when I'm pissed.
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I once bought a nice pair of white jeans (I was a BAD fan) for a night out. Next day they were like Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat, I had to bin them. I identified Sangria, cigarette ash and curry amongst various other hues.Marky Dread wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 4:11pmUnbelievable the amount of times I staggered home munching a kebab convinced I had been super tidy and not dropped a hint of sauce on me. Only to wake up the next day with Jeans looking like I'd committed mass murder.Heston wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 4:04pmCan't beat the old "chilli sauce tie" at the end of the night.Marky Dread wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 3:53pmAmazing food. The saviour of many a night of debauchery and ale.Heston wrote: ↑28 Jul 2020, 3:48pmOf course kebabs come in all shapes and forms, but the doner kebab is a wondrous thing. I first had one in 1982 aged 13 when I was on holiday in London, we didn't have them where I lived in the North East. It tasted like something sent down from the gods. When I got back home I was raving to all my mates about these things called kebabs, only to be met with blank stares. Three years later you couldn't move for kebab shops in my town. I was like "I told you so." But I never tasted a kebab like that first one ever again, and will only touch them now when I'm pissed.
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