Dirty Takeaway Pictures Volume 3

Dirty Takeaway Pictures Volume 3

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eskidavies

5,378 posts

160 months

Saturday 29th September 2018
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guindilias said:
Used to do the same job, I still have the gas line number in my head after 17years - 0800 002 001
Had to report every sniff of gas before they would send the boys out to fix it... and the phone script - "can you turn off the gas if possible please" hold on, I'm a gas engineer and this is in the central reservation of a motorway "and please open all the windows "Done!" and do not turn anything electrical on or off "There are no light switches here" then please leave the house and stay at a safe distance. "What? sorry, can't hear you darlin', trying to light a ciggy and the traffic is really loud".... biggrin
Thank fk I don’t do leakage im a contractor and just do purge and relights and copper reruns meter moves ,keeps you on your toes though ,and it’s 0800111999

guindilias

5,245 posts

121 months

Sunday 30th September 2018
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Not in Northern Ireland it isn't... Phoenix Gas.
Which reminds me, I should order a tankful of heating oil soon... goes great in my old VW Diesel! biggrin

giblet

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8,866 posts

178 months

Sunday 30th September 2018
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Found myself in Brussels today, 8 hour layover on the way to Tokyo.

This meant I could revisit my favourite shawarma shop. I was in Brussels last year as part of a Euro Hoon with some mates and stumbled upon this place.



Round one -



Wandered about for a few hours and then went back for round two -



Currently sat in the departure lounge feeling rather full, bonus is I won’t have to endure plane food as a result. Win win

General Price

5,259 posts

184 months

Sunday 30th September 2018
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giblet said:
Found myself in Brussels today, 8 hour layover on the way to Tokyo.

This meant I could revisit my favourite shawarma shop. I was in Brussels last year as part of a Euro Hoon with some mates and stumbled upon this place.



Round one -



Wandered about for a few hours and then went back for round two -



Currently sat in the departure lounge feeling rather full, bonus is I won’t have to endure plane food as a result. Win win
Much too clean,could you not have thrown them on the floor and stamped on them before the photos?

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eskidavies

5,378 posts

160 months

Sunday 30th September 2018
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Mixed grill




Assembled



DanielSan

18,818 posts

168 months

Sunday 30th September 2018
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Forgot to take a pic earlier, fancied a Zinger Tower from KFC for that few weeks and just haven't bothered going. Today I gave in....

Large Zinger box meal with beans because KFC gravy is terrible. Shush, it is. And an extra Zinger Tower on its own just to be sure the craving was settled. That was at 2:30 and still full now.

Cotty

39,613 posts

285 months

Monday 1st October 2018
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I wouldn't mind something like this round my way. Roast dinner for £6.50. Only English food I can get delivered is fish and chips.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6226369/S...

craigjm

17,975 posts

201 months

Monday 1st October 2018
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Cotty said:
I wouldn't mind something like this round my way. Roast dinner for £6.50. Only English food I can get delivered is fish and chips.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6226369/S...
When I was working in Leeds they had a similar place called Man V Roast that was open 7 days a week and a large meal with an extra side was a big challenge. Their roast pork with crackling roast was great and ordered through just eat

guindilias

5,245 posts

121 months

Monday 1st October 2018
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Cotty said:
I wouldn't mind something like this round my way. Roast dinner for £6.50. Only English food I can get delivered is fish and chips.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6226369/S...
The meat looks like it came from one of those packs of pre-sliced beef/chicken/ham... for £6.50 you aren't going to get anything terribly tasty!

ambuletz

10,760 posts

182 months

Monday 1st October 2018
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Even if he were serving crap meat there are people that are happy to buy and eat it. hats off to him. I'd love to have a business that gets so popular you can end up charging more and only having to open up at limited times.

I remember watching a john torode programme where a sushi shop owner in auz used to open up every day, but he got so popular he only opened up 1-2 times a day. same thing with a some fish and chip shop that was voted the best one in the UK.. they only open for afew hours during lunch and that's it.

FiF

44,167 posts

252 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2018
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ambuletz said:
Even if he were serving crap meat there are people that are happy to buy and eat it. hats off to him. I'd love to have a business that gets so popular you can end up charging more and only having to open up at limited times.

I remember watching a john torode programme where a sushi shop owner in auz used to open up every day, but he got so popular he only opened up 1-2 times a day. same thing with a some fish and chip shop that was voted the best one in the UK.. they only open for afew hours during lunch and that's it.
http://www.uptonchippy.co.uk

Coal fired chippy, not dirty takeaway per thread, but glorious. Queues round the block, metaphorically speaking, Friday evening, Saturday Lunch only.

On the Welsh lad selling Sunday dinners, fair play to him, but they don't look a patch on the Leeds Man v Roast place.

C70R

17,596 posts

105 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2018
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eskidavies said:
Nothing from me I’m loveing I the weight loss comments earlier ,I’ll sit it out breakfast in morn then beer .wifes away ..watch here,flat on settee requesting Alexa to bang some drum. And bass
Congrats. Probably the hardest sentence I've ever tried to read. Still not really sure what you're on about...

HaroldBishop

652 posts

178 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2018
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This filled a corner on Saturday night...

Bag of scraps not pictured, I made a sandwich with them and chucked the rest over the chips.



Usget

5,426 posts

212 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2018
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C70R said:
eskidavies said:
Nothing from me I’m loveing I the weight loss comments earlier ,I’ll sit it out breakfast in morn then beer .wifes away ..watch here,flat on settee requesting Alexa to bang some drum. And bass
Congrats. Probably the hardest sentence I've ever tried to read. Still not really sure what you're on about...
I stuck it in Google Translate so you don't have to.

"Having enjoyed an evening of plentiful refreshment, I have, however, refrained from partaking in the kind of sustenance upon which I have built my reputation. Revelling in the earlier compliments as regards my waistline, I have decided to abstain until the morning's repast, which will nevertheless be followed by further refreshment. Since my faithful spouse is away and I am therefore unlikely to disturb anyone through my actions, I am taking the opportunity to relax on my sofa, using the voice-control functionality of my smart speaker device to request some banging choons."

eskidavies

5,378 posts

160 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2018
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Usget said:
C70R said:
eskidavies said:
Nothing from me I’m loveing I the weight loss comments earlier ,I’ll sit it out breakfast in morn then beer .wifes away ..watch here,flat on settee requesting Alexa to bang some drum. And bass
Congrats. Probably the hardest sentence I've ever tried to read. Still not really sure what you're on about...
I stuck it in Google Translate so you don't have to.

"Having enjoyed an evening of plentiful refreshment, I have, however, refrained from partaking in the kind of sustenance upon which I have built my reputation. Revelling in the earlier compliments as regards my waistline, I have decided to abstain until the morning's repast, which will nevertheless be followed by further refreshment. Since my faithful spouse is away and I am therefore unlikely to disturb anyone through my actions, I am taking the opportunity to relax on my sofa, using the voice-control functionality of my smart speaker device to request some banging choons."
hehe spot on don’t I could have put it like that ,very good sir

eskidavies

5,378 posts

160 months

Thursday 4th October 2018
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This was called a special curry ,peas ,onions ,mushrooms -and chunks of chicken with chips ????fking poor ,shocking ,crap and £5.25 thank fk I ordered a pie as well ,should’ve gone next door and had the special bab I had last week ,I did find some pea and onion under neath the chips along with a few morsels of chicken,I hope there’s some snacks in the cupboard later ,

soad

32,915 posts

177 months

Thursday 4th October 2018
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Someone's pissed. laugh

castex

4,936 posts

274 months

Thursday 4th October 2018
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DanielSan said:
have to say I can't fault a burger place that asks how you want the meat cooked. Don't think I've been to anywhere in the UK that does that.
That's because undercooked minced beef is a gamble. It's not steak.

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 4th October 2018
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DanielSan said:
Had a stag weekend in Wroclaw last week, the usual fast food choices were considered for quick lunch in between all the drink, then we stumbled upon a place that does these, and beer.

This particular effort is their Chorizo burger, have to say I can't fault a burger place that asks how you want the meat cooked. Don't think I've been to anywhere in the UK that does that.

90% of the hipster burger joints in London ask or specifiy in their menu that it's cooked medium.

amusingduck

9,398 posts

137 months

Friday 5th October 2018
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castex said:
DanielSan said:
have to say I can't fault a burger place that asks how you want the meat cooked. Don't think I've been to anywhere in the UK that does that.
That's because undercooked minced beef is a gamble. It's not steak.
From the supermarket maybe. If you're grinding your own mince it's far less risky, IIRC.
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