bubblesmcgrath
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I was told that Subway do a burger.
After some Googling, I am unsure that it should be classified as such.
That looks shit...
I was told that Subway do a burger.
After some Googling, I am unsure that it should be classified as such.
I like my chips to be chunky and all, but I've had roast potatoes smaller than those!Pub meal last night. Photo not the best, but they really are excellent burgers and the chips fantastic. Last time I though it was slightly on the small side, so we solved this by splitting a portion of chicken wings in blue cheese sauce as a starter. 4 beers and my other half's fish and chips and the bill was still 30 quid.
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Tucked into a cheeseburger with the works from Bunsen, after the races yesterday. I must have looked very amusing, wolfing down a burger in my fur, satin and sheepskin!
Sounds like a lovely outfit... was it vintage?
I don't think any of it was real vintage: the rabbit fur was sold to me by my mates sister, the Isabelle silk headband is from Hong Kong, and the boots are Australian UGGs. I teamed it with a white leopard print coat with shiny black buttons (think I got it in TK Maxx many moons ago).
I wasn't impressed when I tried five guys either, to be honest.Made the mistake of trying a 'Five Guys' burger when I was in town after my last physio appointment.
Big, soggy and tasteless I'm afraid. The 'grilled onions' were anything but and they made it a cheeseburger when I'd only ordered a plain.
The chips however were excellent and even the smallest portion was a good solid feed but at thirteen-odd quid for a drippy-burger and chips, I doubt I'll be back.
I recall doing the same thing, and had spread the bag out too, as you say just as well as it went everywhere.The other thing that pissed me off was that it was too soggy to eat one-handed - which was an important factor when I had an arm out of comission. Every time I took a bite, at last as much fell-off as went in my mouth, so I had to pick a lot of it from the bag, which at least I'd spread out.
Yeah all this 'dirty burger' and 'dirty fries' bollocks just makes me think of poor hygiene practices
What's a 'hard no' as opposed to a 'regular no' SpookyFrank? Is it something like a 'dirty no'?
You are seriously missing out if you don't want buttermilk fried chicken, mozzarella and honey mustard on top of garlic butter coated fries.
Methinks the person doth protest too much.It's a no without the possibility of any amount of persuasion, cajoling or altering of parameters turning it into a yes at any point in the future.
Anywhere that sells 'dirty fries' gets a hard no from me.
If it hasn't been mentioned yet, anyone in or near Bristol has to try Oowee, the burgers are amazing but also the dirty fries are next level.
Big Cheese burger with Chicken Kiev Fries standard.
I'm ok with the term "dirty"
But not in the way they use it. For me it is reserved for things like a doner kebab. Or the sort of burger you'd get from a van in a dual carriageway's layby.
Oh wow, that looks good. Want.If it hasn't been mentioned yet, anyone in or near Bristol has to try Oowee, the burgers are amazing but also the dirty fries are next level.
Big Cheese burger with Chicken Kiev Fries standard.