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morning all.

Today is my first day off since june. Since June I have been getting to work for seven and home about 7 long fucking days. So today I spending all of it in bed doing fuck all. The missus has gone away as well so peace and quite rain ie no fucking nagging.

question is i need to go out to buy food any suggestion?

lazy sod.

"so peace and quite rian"  please translate Diller.

where do you live?if in swindon i suggest a trip to york road chippy for your lunch.pick up some beers on your way back and then get a curry in tonight and watch the ryder cup.

York Road chippy, best in town.  Used to love going there when I lived in Plymouth St.

I've had a dead boring day, I'm hoping to convince a work colleague to go for a drink on Soi Cowboy with me after work though.

RE: Food GFM. I had a sausage baguette for lunch, smothered in English mustard and with chips. That'll be my recommendation for the day.

He means reign.

i go there once a week jan.their chips are spot on and i dont think i've had better anywhere.been going there years myself as my nan used to live in portsmouth street.remeber kammys offlicence on the corner next to the chippy

I'm on a post-birthday day off - had to work yesterday and now I get to properly celebrate.

How best to celebrate ones 25th? Going bowling in a bit, how sad... But £1 per game + a drink or two is too good to turn down!

Got my present from my old man - an STFC pennant signed by Glenn Hoddle + John Gorman and a 1991 Calendar signed by the players on it. Bless, only 17 years too late.

Oh, right, wasn't a piss take at all I just couldn't work it out. 

Don't remember the offy Arriba, must have been before my time.

That chippy near the ground is nice.
Chips and Gravy from there is a beautiful thing.

In my experience, chips and gravy from anywhere is a beautiful thing. In Durham they have a chippy called Bimbis, overpriced? Of course... but just so nice.

;D

I am the only one in today



so I am going to fuck off to the pub for the rest of the afternoon

But getting chips from the chippy, and making your own gravy just isn't the same.
Is it?

I may happen to be a badass at it too. But yes, you're right.

Gay husband is making me Chilli for lunch but all I think think about is Pooky Stew  :eatkf: :eek:

decidied against go outside. So had special fried rice for breakfast hmmmmmmmmmmmm tasty

Agreed York Road Chippy is first class, it might just be a bit cold by the time GFM gets it home - he could always pop into Bushey's office and share a sausage with him - oh sorry, forgot, they already do!!!

I like that plan.

He likes my sausage!

Chips with gravy is a northern abortion. Hang your heads in shame.........

No, I won't do it :D

Quite right....ruins the chips.

  Talk of gravy on chips, always reminds me of being in Seahouses, Rich P knows where it is. I was eating in a small chip shop with a sit down bit , Mr Average Geordie was at the next table....wife and maybe two or three daughters. Their fish and chips arrived, with a standard gravy bowl as accompaniment. Mr Geordie kicks off to the waitress, that this is insufficient gravy for a family of five, especially with growing girls....waitress comes back with one of those big metal jugs, they serve water from in school dinner canteens full of gravy....Mr Geordie is content.

Chips and gravy requires grated cheese that's the law.

Great post session food although fully sober it's a hard one to tackle.

I always liked Hull's addition to chips they insisit on spicy orange salt, while the convicts powder theirs with chicken salt, which is just as good.

Speaking for the northern renegades on here, chips with gravy is the dogs whatnots. You shandy drinkers just can't handle it that's all

chips with gravy = good
chips with curry sauce = doubleplusgood

not sure what'd happen if you combined both...

Norvern wannabe yank

I'm not one to normally stick up for the ferret botherers, but chips and gravy is surprisingly nice.

Chips with grated cheese (left to cool a bit so as not to go soggy) and thick gravy is lush.

Its sussex