i dunno blud, i might be throwing up in some gutter this time tomorrow, we'll sort summink out though - we could team up like Cagney and Lacey or some shit :smilie4:
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i dunno blud, i might be throwing up in some gutter this time tomorrow, we'll sort summink out though - we could team up like Cagney and Lacey or some shit :smilie4:
ok sounds goose Mr.Mulder :happy:
bye for now.
Go Buckeyes! Beat Iowa!
Game day menu:
Philly steak and cheese subs, with shaved flat iron steak, sauteed green peppers, onions and mushrooms. Served with onion-rings on the side.
Game day rawks!
-doobs :cheers:
I love Philly cheese steaks... especially the ones from Nathan's.
I have tried recreating them, to no avail. I suspect it needs a special degree of greasiness that is only obtainable in American fast food places.
In other news, just got back from up North.
Gem's great aunt is a sprightly 80-year old who is the village granny. She seriously still makes a living out of entertaining any celebrities that happen to pass through the area.
Because of this she got us a fantastic rate in a hotel that had a lovely spa attached to it. Woke up this morning to the most magnificent view.
The guy who played Billy Elliott was in the room next to us.
Kewl.
Were you looking through his window :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Skweeky
Maybe :shifty:
Well played, sir. I missed that one unfortunately. Highlights looked good though.Quote:
Originally Posted by brotherdoobie
I watched Texas vs. Baylor this morning, then flip-flopped for the next 4 hours between FL vs SC and USC vs Stan (great game) and then watched TX A&M vs OU.
Full steam to Pasadena for my Longhorns at this point. :01:
Our gameday menu was similar but we put it on tortillas with queso frescas. :happy:
Basically steak and cheese with extra steak.Quote:
Originally Posted by brotherdoobie
Have the Americans ever considered serving things without cheese. Or that one helping of steak is enough and it doesn't really need added steak.
fascist