House of Cards: Renewal

[Albert1434]

6 minutes ago, chris191070 said:

Mushy peas for hubby, baked beans for me.

[Albert1434]

You can not have a English breakfast with out them

 

[Albert1434]

[Albert1434]

Tonight were have for dinner

Moroccan-Style Chicken and Couscous with roasted za’atar carrots

[Bucket1]

4 hours ago, Albert1434 said:

Remove the black pudding and serve the tomato’s raw and I will be there  

[spike382]

5 hours ago, chris191070 said:

Friday night dinner was fish and chips from the local chippy.

Please translate into American, my English bro. I know fries are chips obviously.

But chippy, is that like a shop, a street vendor, a massive depot where you can pick up large quantities of chips like Sam's Club, what?

Also as a total aside, do you eat your fried fish with balsamic vinegar.  It's so delicious that way?

Edited April 4 by spike382

[Albert1434]

33 minutes ago, spike382 said:

Please translate into American, my English  bro. I know fries are chips obviously.

But chippy, is that like a shop, a street vendor, a massive depot where you can pick up large quantities of chips like Sam's Club, what?

Also as a total aside, do you eat your fried fish with balsamic vinegar.  It's so delicious that way?

Try malt vinegar

[Albert1434]

1 hour ago, Bucket1 said:

Remove the black pudding and serve the tomato’s raw and I will be there  

Then it wouldnt be an English breakfast!

[spike382]

3 minutes ago, Albert1434 said:

Try malt vinegar

That was the one I was thinking of!. 

Thanks for reminding me.

[Albert1434]

Np

[Page Scrawler]

46 minutes ago, spike382 said:

But chippy, is that like a shop, a street vendor, a massive depot where you can pick up large quantities of chips like Sam's Club, what?

Spike, Chris' statement made total sense to me, and I've never once been to the UK. 

[spike382]

1 minute ago, Page Scrawler said:

Spike, Chris' statement made total sense to me, and I've never once been to the UK. 

But Pagey, you're from Michigan, things are different there.  

[Albert1434]

Fish and Chip are served with mushy pea however Chris likes Baked beans

 

[spike382]

Just now, Albert1434 said:

Fish and Chip are served with mushy pea however Chris likes Baked beans

 

I don't think mushy peas are for me. 

[Albert1434]

Just now, spike382 said:

I don't think mushy peas are for me. 

But then your not English!

[Albert1434]

And yes that what they call a fish and chips shop.

[dughlas]

5 hours ago, Page Scrawler said:

Spike, Chris' statement made total sense to me, and I've never once been to the UK. 

I too, knew what he meant.

4 hours ago, spike382 said:

But Pagey, you're from Michigan, things are different there.  

And, I'm not from Michigan.

4 hours ago, spike382 said:

I don't think mushy peas are for me. 

I would agree. Though my friend Gary (no, not that Gary, my other friend Gary) likes them alot. He grew up eating them because his mum was English.

Mum and I went to Bonefish Grill for dinner. Mum had crabcakes and a salad. While I had their Anglers Catch, a special combo of batter dipped fish, fried shrimp and fries that's only available on Ash Wddnesday and the Fridays during Lent. Sadly, no malt vinegar but rather nice tartar and cocktail sauces.

[dughlas]

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[Bucket1]

7 hours ago, spike382 said:

But chippy, is that like a shop, a street vendor, a massive depot where you can pick up large quantities of chips like Sam's Club, what?

Given the context, a chippy is a fish and chip shop - usually for takeaway. 

However if he was having a chippy over to quote on some work, he would be talking about a carpenter

[Bucket1]

1 hour ago, dughlas said:

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[Bucket1]

7 hours ago, spike382 said:

I don't think mushy peas are for me. 

Not that keen myself. Folks in other areas of the country also like meat pies with a pie floater, sort of a pea soup. It is kind of weird

[Albert1434]

1 hour ago, Bucket1 said:

Not that keen myself. Folks in other areas of the country also like meat pies with a pie floater, sort of a pea soup. It is kind of weird

pea soup with a meat pie floating in it!

[Albert1434]

Aloha All

 

[spike382]

5 hours ago, dughlas said:

I too, knew what he meant.

And, I'm not from Michigan.

Lung, I would expect you of all people to know. 

[spike382]

1 hour ago, Albert1434 said:

Aloha All

 

Bertie always pulling out the fancy stuff.