What is your curry of choice?

[Dee]

Mine is:

Chicken Tikka Pasanda
Pilau Rice
Garlic naan

Nothing too hot, but with loads and loads of flavour. Om nom nom.

*wants curry*

[Briggykins]

A nice Lamb Biryani with a Peshwari Naan and poppadoms for dipping in the vegetable curry they give you on the side for no apparent reason. Mmmm, nommable.

[Matblack]

Acharri
Xachuti
Mango!

MB

[Desmo]

Mango!
Ooooohhhh, HAVE YOU HAD THAT BEFORE?


Lamb Biryani or Chicken Mango for me.

[Joe 90]

lamb vindaloo
peshwari naan
pappadums
mint yoghurt

[Jingo]

Jingo special homemade Pasanda / Tikka Masala / Korma

Or in the Restaurant:

Lamb Tikka Makhani
Khatta Chicken
Chicken Tikka (dry) with mint yoghurt

:D

*is the biggest curry fan*

p.s. Princess Griff and I ate loads of curry last night and ended up very full, satisfied, and reasonably trousered!

[_dogma_]

Chicken Korma, Pilau rice and a Peshwari naan.

Anything spicier and I sweat bucketloads! :(

[BBx]

Chicken Korma, mushroom rice, peshwari naan (or I steal Burble's ;))

Mango Lassi!

Have to starve myself beforehand though!

BB x

[Glaucus]

Lamb pathia
Chicken samba (mild and sweet but omg so addictive)
Lamb Morricha (extremely hot)

Indian meal has to be
2popadoms with lime pickle or mango chutney
curry
pesharwi or kema naan
Onion bahji.

Don't need rice.

Usually go lamb for tomato or hot currys and chicken for creamy or sweet dishes.

[Knipples]

Chicken Korma or Tikka
Pilau rice
Garlic naan
Poppadoms with yoghurt sauce

[Admiral Huddy]

Chicken Dupazia, Saga loo looloo push pinapple.. (sorry) , pilau rice and nan



Brick lane one night anyone?

[Haly]

From a takeaway:
Chicken Korma - love all curries but I tend to find this full of flavour from my local takeaway.
Pilau Rice
Garlic Naan
Bombay Potatoes
Onion Bahjis

If I'm cooking it:
Chicken.....hasn't really got a name :p Somewhere in between a korma and a tikka masala as it's spicier than a korma but is creamy and coconutty.
Pilau Rice
Peshwari naan
Bombay potatoes (not mastered a recipe I really love though)
Onion bahjis

:D

I'm also not adverse at all to having chips with Indian or Chinese. I figure I enjoy it and it's my choice etc ;)

[Pickers]

My choices vary dependant on mood...

Chicken Chat
Lamb Rogan Josh or Lamb Dansak or Chicken Tikka Massala or Chicken Dupizia
Onion Bhaji
peshwari or garlic naan
Pilau rice

I also enjoy Green Chicken Massala from my cookbook... (Apple, Spring Onions, Coriander, yoghurt and ricotta) mmmmm

[Glaucus]

^^
How do you make onion bahjis I haven't made any decent ones yet. Also how do you get them totally crispy all the way through. Do you just have to cook them to the death. Don't like onion bahjis that are crispy on the outside and soft in the centre. Cripsy for the win.

[Haly]

Sorry, misphrased it there. Onion Bahjis are the main thing I buy as I haven't a clue how to make them well!

[Belmit]

I try and find something different every time, but have a soft spot for the standard chicken biryani, any really rich curry with lamb, or a proper tikka masala where the chicken comes on a griddle and sauce separate. Also like saag aloo, panak paneer, and will always order a chapati. I find the naan a bit too filling - would rather have more curry!

[Glaucus]

rubbish. why are currys and acomplements so darn hard to make at home. I can make a nice curry like dish at home. But they are nohing like the takeaways/restaurants :(

I try and find something different every time

Yeah trying the chefs specials is great.

[Knipples]

rubbish. why are currys and acomplements so darn hard to make at home. I can make a nice curry like dish at home. But they are nohing like the takeaways/restaurants :(

Its a cunning plan by the restaurants to make us eat out! :p

[Pickers]

Its a cunning plan by the restaurants to make us eat out! :p
Fnar

[Haly]

Friend of mine's Mum said she'd teach me some traditional recipes but not had the chance to go. Having tasted it though, it won't taste like takeaway as it's entirely different due to being authentic.

[Muban]

From a takeaway:

Spinach and chicken pakora
Sher Khan or Tiger Khan chicken or sometimes a Tikka Mohanwala
Mator Ponir
Chipathis

At home usually a chicken dish which is medium hot (I tend to like to vary it) with naan bread.

[NokkonWud]

Just a lowly Korma for me, though I do like quite a few. I like the creamy, coconut flavourings of a Korma most of all though.

[Psymonkee]

I'll have a crack at anything going as long as it's mushroom free :D

Madras and up might need several pints of water though :)

Prefer homemade too as it's not swimming in fat when I make them :)

[Piggymon]

Oh god, why did I open this thread .. I NEED a curry now :/

Lamb Byriani
Chicken Mango
Lamb & Sag Balti
Sag Alooooooooooo
Poppadoms
Mango Chutney
Chips :D
Onion Bahjis

*must not order curry, must not order curry*

[Glaucus]

Has anyone else tried or even like Paratha they are amazing for dipping in curry sauce. A very good alternative to naan if you want a change.

[Pickers]

Oh god, why did I open this thread .. I NEED a curry now :/


I am feeling much the same... Still, we're about to hit to road to Ringwood now, so no chance of caving in :p

[Knipples]

Aye, tis a good job ive already cooked my tea!
:p

[Haly]

Chips :D
Yay for my curry and chips buddy :D

[Von Smallhausen]

Chicken or lamb tikka dupiaza, onion pilau and hot chapati bread.

Or chicken tikka main meal on a sizzle platter with chillis also with onion pilau.

All complimented with ice cold Kingfisher lager.

Was out for a curry last night with OH and mumsie.

[Burble]

The main dish I have varies depending on where I'm getting the curry from. If I get it from the nice place in my town then it's usually a Lamb Tikka Bhuna. If I'm at the place where my parents live then it's usually Chicken Razala. As for sides either pilau or lemon rice (depending on where I am), peshwari nan and bombay aloo or saag aloo.

[Mark]

A nice Lamb Biryani with a Peshwari Naan and poppadoms for dipping in the vegetable curry they give you on the side for no apparent reason. Mmmm, nommable.

This, with the exception that I don't dip poppadoms and with an Onion Bhaji or two to start. :)

[Will]

Traditional Tandoori restaurant:

Popadums + sides
Lamb byriani or jalfrezi
If the latter simple plain boiled rice
Naan or Peshwari naan
Brindal Bhaji
Bhindi Bhaji
Tarka Dhaal
Saag Paneer


Bangladeshi restaurant:

all of the above but as a main i'd have Lamb Rezala


Funny thing is the best curry I ever had (apart from at Piali's house) was a Gujurati restaurant which is entirely vegetarian as they are typically the "tight" region of India and don't really eat meat either (I am joking about the "tight" it's just what the Bengali's call them).

My favourite curries are from the East or South Indian region, though strangely the Gujurat region is West - the style of cooking is so wildly different though it's fascinating.

Traditional Eastern/Southern curries include a lot of fish - and actually having tried it, it's bloody marvellous but never my first choice strangely - lamb IMO offers the best texture and flavour for a curry, though I'd have fish over chicken.

Fish and lentils are the staple for East Indians and boy they do it and do it good! Telapia and Dhal are probably the best dishes in the world - but I seldom have them in restaurants as they never seem to be quite up to muster (so far).

[kaiowas]

Oh god, why did I open this thread .. I NEED a curry now :/

*must not order curry, must not order curry*

I am feeling much the same... Still, we're about to hit to road to Ringwood now, so no chance of caving in :p

Aye, tis a good job ive already cooked my tea!
:p

So just us who caved in after reading this thread? ;D

I had chicken korma and pilau rice plus the obligatory poppadums and naan.

It was either that or go and buy BBQ stuff. Decided that curry was less hassle and a BBQ would probably end up costing as much anyway ;D

[Knipples]

So just us who caved in after reading this thread? ;D

I had chicken korma and pilau rice plus the obligatory poppadums and naan.


Damn you, you've had exactly what I posted i'd have, grrrr! :p

[Piggymon]

I'm about to cave and bring forward my cheat meal :/

[Kell_ee001]

Chicken korma, special mixed pilau and a naan... *drools*

[Grandad]

Jalfrezi or Chicken Chilli Masalla

Plain Nan

[Desmo]

She ordered curry :rolleyes:

[leowyatt]

Well i'm rather proud of myself for not ordering a curry. Man it was close :p but i've decided to wait until friday.
Currently my favourite curry is the balti chicken delight from our local house. Though you can't go wrong with either a korma or dupiaza.

[Joe 90]

She ordered curry :rolleyes:

;D bet you're not complaining.

curry > *

[Princess Griff]

Oohhhhh soooo hungry now!
This thread has actually got my mouth salivating!!!!
My curry of choice is either Lamb Tikka Makhani/Chicken Tikka Massala/Butter Chicken/Lamb Passanda with Pilau rice and a garlic and chilli naan bread!
Oh and not forgetting poppadoms with all the trimmings!!! One restaurant we sometimes go to does an extra poppadom dish which is like a spiced coconut salad thing...sounds odd but ohhhhhhhhh its good!!!!

[Von Smallhausen]

She ordered curry :rolleyes:

Her powers are weak ! :D

[Knipples]

Oohhhhh soooo hungry now!
This thread has actually got my mouth salivating!!!!
My curry of choice is either Lamb Tikka Makhani/Chicken Tikka Massala/Butter Chicken/Lamb Passanda with Pilau rice and a garlic and chilli naan bread!
Oh and not forgetting poppadoms with all the trimmings!!! One restaurant we sometimes go to does an extra poppadom dish which is like a spiced coconut salad thing...sounds odd but ohhhhhhhhh its good!!!!

We sooo have to go to Posh Spice in Nailsea, best curry in the area if you ask me!
:)

[Belmit]

Bhindi Bhaji
Tarka Dhaal

Of the Vindalooian Empire!

[Blighter]

I lovveeee a madras, but only from a takeaway/restuarant. Always tastes pap at home (and no comments about my cooking please!!! ;D

[Princess Griff]

We sooo have to go to Posh Spice in Nailsea, best curry in the area if you ask me!
:)

We shall def take u up on that!
But only on the proviso that you come to OUR indian!!!
Bengal Spice in Clevedon!!! :D

[Knipples]

We shall def take u up on that!
But only on the proviso that you come to OUR indian!!!
Bengal Spice in Clevedon!!! :D

You gots a deal lady! :)

[Princess Griff]

Jingo is sulking...he says *what about me! what about meeeeee!*

[Knipples]

Jingo is sulking...he says *what about me! what about meeeeee!*

Oh he can come out to play too! Would be good to meet some fellow BD'ers who are this yokel!
:D

[Princess Griff]

Oh he can come out to play too! Would be good to meet some fellow BD'ers who are this yokel!
:D

Hes happy now
I think you just made his day...haha

[Fayshun]

I can't remember what it was called but me and my old flat mate used to go to for a Ruby after the pub. Our favourite dish was a creamy, coconutty almost Korma but a bit spicier and with apricot in the sauce. Was awesome.

Served with

Peshwari naan
Mutter paneer (Cheesy peas!)
Pilau rice

and keep the poppadoms and pickles coming till we can eat no more.

Nom.

*wants curry*

[Psymonkee]

Curry meet tbh :)

Birmingham bound I feel :>

[Roberta]

All of them.

Om nom nom!

[Wryel]

Last time it was :

Chicken Madras
Pilau rice
Garlic Naan (not you, garlic naan)

And not forgetting several pints of Cobra!!!

Must buy some ghee next time I make a cuzza!

[Fayshun]

I had a Phaal once, it hurt :(

[Fayshun]

Twice

[lostkat]

Oooh crikey, my eyes are always far too big for my stomach when I'm ordering a takeaway. I would go for something like lamb rogan josh, bhuna or biryani with a garlic/coriander naan (or spinach/potato naan which I've recently discovered) and plain old pilau rice. I'd look for someone to share an onion bhaji with and also love saag aloo and tarka dhal. Mmmmm! We never have an Indian takeaway between the two of us.

Incidentally, it's my Grandad's birthday this weekend and we're doing a curry night for him. My Mum, brother's girlfriend and I are all making various bits so it's going to be a proper feast.

I've not quite decided on what I'm going to do yet for the main curry part, but I'll definitely be making some garlic & coriander naan breads & veggie samosas. My favourite meat for a curry is lamb, but my brother's gf doesn't like it :( Might do it anyway... she doesn't have to eat it :p

I'm eagerly awaiting Madhur Jaffrey's Indian Cookbook, which I ordered earlier in the week.

[Haly]

Oooh Spinach and Potato naan sounds good :D

The Madhur Jaffrey book is really good :) love reading cookbooks even though I never actually cook most of the stuff.

[lostkat]

I've got one of her easy ones, which is great but this one got tonnes of good reviews so I thought I'd go for it :D Might get her curry bible at some point too

[Haly]

Yeah that looks really good :)
Got lucky getting this one as it was a slightly random Christmas present :D

[Psymonkee]

Another thumbs up for Madhur Jaffery's book :)

I usually cut most of the butter/ghee to save myself barfing....

[Fayshun]

Years ago when Madhur Jaffrey had a TV series on the Beeb, my dad went mad for Indian cooking, bought her books and then went on a mission. He went to an Indian grocer who ordered him 2 karhais and a tava for a grand total of about 6quid, and then filled the cupboard with spices.

My dad does an awesome Indian Meal.

[Lomster]

Years ago when Madhur Jaffrey had a TV series on the Beeb, my dad went mad for Indian cooking, bought her books and then went on a mission. He went to an Indian grocer who ordered him 2 karhais and a tava for a grand total of about 6quid, and then filled the cupboard with spices.

My dad does an awesome Indian Meal.

Aren't we going to see Gran and Gramp's soon? ;) :D nom nom!!!

[Fayshun]

Aren't we going to see Gran and Gramp's soon? ;) :D nom nom!!!
We'll convince him to cook too! He needs about 15 days preparation!

[Garp]

I love a good Lamb Dupiaza.

Sadly there is a dearth of Curry houses around here, and it also can be tricky getting the spices :(
Rumour has it there is one just up the road from where I work that might do a decent curry.

[Lomster]

We'll convince him to cook too! He needs about 15 days preparation!

15 days? :shocked: lol

[Dee]

Curry meet tbh :)

Birmingham bound I feel :>

+1

[Knipples]

Im in! :)

[Dee]

Funnily enough, me and Daz were saying the other day there has been a distinct lack of proper meets lately, in that we all meet up in the pub one Saturday afternoon, go play pool, go back to the hotel to get ready, go out for some fuds, then go out on the lash.

Anyone fancy a Brum meet then? :D

[Knipples]

Pick me, pick me!

[Dee]

Shall I start a new thread? :D

[Will]

Funnily enough, me and Daz were saying the other day there has been a distinct lack of proper meets lately, in that we all meet up in the pub one Saturday afternoon, go play pool, go back to the hotel to get ready, go out for some fuds, then go out on the lash.

Anyone fancy a Brum meet then? :D

This.

Why is this?

This needs to change.

Someone needs to action this.

This this this & this.

[Dee]

I take it you would be in attendance? :D

[Mark]

Sadly there is a dearth of Curry houses around here, and it also can be tricky getting the spices :(

This seems to be true of the US in general. My boss (East Coast) has made the same comment. He's been educated both in the British curry experience and in cooking them himself. It's very rare he doesn't end up in a curry house when over here (often several times). :)

[Kreeeee]

Mine is:

Chicken Tikka Pasanda
Pilau Rice
Garlic naan

Nothing too hot, but with loads and loads of flavour. Om nom nom.

*wants curry*

Replace with chicken balti and you have my usual order :p

[Pebs]

Lamb bhuna
Peas rice
Bombay potatoes
Naan
Meat samosa
Onion bhaji



Maybe not all if the above in one go unless I'm REALLY hungry!!

[Chuckles]

Sheesh Kebab
Either a hot Chicken tikka Jalfrazi or a mild vinderloo
Keema Rice
Onion Bahji
Bombay Potatoes

[cheets]

Lamb or Chicken bhuna with boiled white rice
4 Onion Bahji
Poppadoms or Pesh Naan

Comes to about £6.50 and their is enough for 2

[Stan_Lite]

I like to try different stuff but I really like Dhansak - either lamb or prawn. Usually just have some chapatis with it.

[Creature]

2 Onion Bhajis
Garlic Naan
Chicken Shobuj Bongla (cheese melted into the curry sauce)
Plain/Special rice

About normal for me.

[Jingo]

Lamb or Chicken bhuna with boiled white rice
4 Onion Bahji
Poppadoms or Pesh Naan

Comes to about £6.50 and their is enough for 2

My goodness that is cheap! :shocked:

£5-8 is the price of a single main course alone where we usually frequent (although if you eat in they offer BOGOF on everything but drinks).

:)

p.s. I like the sound of a curry meet, although might be nervous of meeting one and all for the first time :eek:

[Kamikaze_Pigeon]

Waaaaaarggghhh!

Not fair not fair!

Indian Curry in Japan is nowhere near as good as back in the UK :( (they adjust the taste to the Japanese palate...i.e. not spicy at all)

But, I do have to say I make a damn good curry from scratch!!!! nowhere near as good as back home, but awesome compared to the poop they serve over here!

[Knipples]

p.s. I like the sound of a curry meet, although might be nervous of meeting one and all for the first time :eek:

We promise to be gentle! ;) ;D



But, I do have to say I make a damn good curry from scratch!!!! nowhere near as good as back home, but awesome compared to the poop they serve over here!
We could send you some supplies.....

[Glaucus]

My goodness that is cheap! :shocked:


Same one portion (2) onion bahjis costs about 3.20 around here. Then around £6 for the curry and £2 for a naan.

[Haly]

When I lived in Stafford, it was £7.70 for what I ordered every time:
Chicken Korma
Garlic Naan
Pilau Rice
Chips
Poppadom and dip

And I'd invariably get Onion Bahjis free because I was a regular and they liked me :D
There was always enough for two but I was hugely greedy and ate most of it by myself :D

[leowyatt]

Our local does an £11 offer where you can pick any 2 starters, 2 mains, rice, naan and sundry :D oh and you get popadoms too.

[Jingo]

:shocked: I'm glad I don't live near you leo or I'd double in size in a month! :p

[leowyatt]

;D it's a little known secret, they only advertised it during the first month they were open \o/ they've been open around 3 years now

[Dee]

Order last week :

Curry x 2
Rice
Naan x 2

About £20 :( Do we live in an expensive area? :D

[leowyatt]

Nah seems normal when I priced our meal it would have cost around £28 :shocked:

Infact ask Jen, she's eaten fuds from there and the food only came to £15 in total and there was loads :D You only get the deal if you ask for it because it's not advertised anymore plus 10% off for collection and considering they are in the adjacent street about 15 houses up it's daft not to go collect it.

[cheets]

The 4 Onion Bahji are free, dont know why but you always get them free and get 3 small dips free, if you get a meal for 2 you normally get a free main.

[Haly]

Nah seems normal when I priced our meal it would have cost around £28 :shocked:

Infact ask Jen, she's eaten fuds from there and the food only came to £15 in total and there was loads :D You only get the deal if you ask for it because it's not advertised anymore plus 10% off for collection and considering they are in the adjacent street about 15 houses up it's daft not to go collect it.

Yeah it was lovely and plenty of it :D

[Princess Griff]

Mine n Jingo's local is BOGOF on weekdays and 20% off takeaway with free bombay aloo.....mmmm indian is fab. Esp when everything is half price!

[mok`]

Chicken Pathia or Lamb Madras. Something pretty hot but not "nuclear burns a hole through your gut" hot :lipsrsealed:

[Roberta]

I am having Indian tonight!

Big load of stuff to share for family:

Veg Biryani
Saag Aloo
Bombay Aloo
Chana Dahl
Garlic Frasi
Plain Rice
Chips
Poppadoms
Chapatis
Stuffed Paratha
Brinjal Pickle - om nom nom!

Followed by:

Put me to bed but don't bend me.

[Haly]

*knows where Roberta lives*....I sense a cunning plan :evil:

[Feek]

Chicken Madras
Keema Rice
Couple of chapatis

If pushed then throw in a keema naan as well, but the above is the perfect curry for me.

[Tak]

Something spicy but not too tomatoey
Bombay potatoes/saag aloo
Poppadoms
Onion bahji

I don't have it often enough to have a definite "favourite" but I do I like the curry to have a bit of kick :)

[Roberta]

*knows where Roberta lives*....I sense a cunning plan :evil:

Eeeek!

[lostkat]

I made Lamb Rogan Josh last night for our Indian feast tonight. Cooked it half an hour longer than it said, just to make sure that the lamb fell apart. It tasted great and will be even better today - stews/curries etc. are always better if cooked the night before for some reason! I also made the filling for some vegetable samosas, which tastes fantastic and will wrap them up and cook them later.

Later on I'll be making potato bhajias, fresh green chutney (mint & coriander), naan bread and chapatis :D

Mum and my bro's GF have made between them; Beef curry (Gordon Ramsay recipe), chiken tikka massala, chicken dhansak, tarka dhal, aubergine curry, mango chutney, raita, pilaf and some other stuff I can't remember :p

Cannot wait :cool::cool::cool:

[Pickers]

Sounds EXCELLENT Kate. Pics are more than mandatory of this feast!

[lostkat]

I shall try and remember. In fact, I'll stick my camera in my bag right now so I don't forget :)

[Glaucus]

have such a curry craving at the moment....

[Roberta]

I live with the best curry maker in the world. He very instinctive and can throw things together and make it taste divine. His Loochis are legendary, as are his garlic and ginger spiced fried potatoes - or Posh Chips as we call them.

I will be gutted when he moves out.

I am currently trying to talk him into moving next door...

[Haly]

That sounds like an absolutely amazing feast Kate! Hugely envious :D

When I'm walking about again, I'm determined to cook a huge Indian feast again. Missed my curries. And I really want to learn to do more things like Bahjis.

[Von Smallhausen]

I am having Indian tonight!

Big load of stuff to share for family:

Veg Biryani
Saag Aloo
Bombay Aloo
Chana Dahl
Garlic Frasi
Plain Rice
Chips
Poppadoms
Chapatis
Stuffed Paratha
Brinjal Pickle - om nom nom!

Followed by:

Put me to bed but don't bend me.

That is one hyowge carbon footprint. Al Gore will be in tears.

[lostkat]

Far too full! That was absolutely stunning :) Good job well done!

[Haly]

Pics :D

[lostkat]

Couple of pics.

http://www.lostkat.co.uk/curry01.jpg

http://www.lostkat.co.uk/curry02.jpg

http://www.lostkat.co.uk/curry03.jpg

Just about all the food was made by either me, my Mum or my brother's GF. Every single dish I tried (and I tried them all :p) was absolutely delicious and it all smelt absolutely wonderful.

Definitely worth making my own naan breads too. They're so easy to do and taste gorgeous. Really must do much more Indian cooking.

[Haly]

That looks amaziiiiiiiing :D

[Piggymon]

OMG *drools*

[Princess Griff]

wow

[Roberta]

That is one hyowge carbon footprint. Al Gore will be in tears.

How very dare you!

[Will]

Wow! Amazing work Kate! :cool:

Dan and I flexed the curries tonight. :D

[Psymonkee]

I want some now :(

I never get more than the curry + rice unless I cook or bring stuff in from work with no warning :/

[Lomster]

We had curry tonight thanks to this thread :D
We had chicken korma which was an so so so tasty.
can't remember what other stuff we had :/ was very tasty though!!!

[Tak]

Just got home...hungry now...

[Glaucus]

*drools*

That's it, got a love film delivery today. So curry and film night tomorrow *looks at clock* make that today.

[Fayshun]

We had curry tonight thanks to this thread :D
We had chicken korma which was an so so so tasty.
can't remember what other stuff we had :/ was very tasty though!!!

From a new-ish place in Banbury, Purple Mango. Think we'll sit in next time.

Kashmiri something (Chicken with Kheema minced lamb)
Pilau and kheema rice
Onion bhajis
And some free poppadoms/pickle/sauce etc.

No naan though. :(

While I was waiting, the waiters kept feeding the kids choccies and trying to forcefeed me pints of Kingfisher.

[Knipples]

Kate can I adopt/marry you please? :D

[lostkat]

yes/yes :D

[leowyatt]

Kate can I adopt/marry you please? :D

I think you'll find there is a long queue ;D

[Feek]

Kate can I adopt/marry you please? :D

I think you'll find there is a long queue ;D

Remember that I can do the marrying because I'm an ordained minister!

And yes, I'm on holllllyday, posting with the iPhone FTMFW

[Will]

I think you'll find there is a long queue ;D

Of which I'm at the head ;)

[Knipples]

Kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttteeee!

Will you tell these silly boys you are mine all MINE! ;D

[Will]

Kate's been mine before you even heard of her! :evil: :p :D

Ok I'll compromise, wanna share? ;)

[leowyatt]

Of which I'm at the head ;)

I'd say Leon is a nose in front :p

[Von Smallhausen]

While I was waiting, the waiters kept feeding the kids choccies and trying to forcefeed me pints of Kingfisher.

My word .... how awful.

Ice cold Kingfisher is the finest lager going. Fact.

[Fayshun]

My word .... how awful.

Ice cold Kingfisher is the finest lager going. Fact.
I was driving.:angry:

I won't be next time...

[lostkat]

Kate's been mine before you even heard of her! :evil: :p :D

Ok I'll compromise, wanna share? ;)
Plenty of me to go around :p

[leowyatt]

Plenty of me to go around :p

bagsy the norks :p ;D

[Will]

I'd say Leon is a nose in front :p

You'd be wrong :p

[Knipples]

bagsy the norks :p ;D

Nooooooooooooooooooo!!! the norkage is mine! :D

[leowyatt]

You'd be wrong :p

Well people might wonder when I start talking about the size of your shlong :p

Nooooooooooooooooooo!!! the norkage is mine! :D

you snooze, you loose Knips ;)

[Belmit]

**** me, that's a whole lot of curry goodness.

[Psymonkee]

Epic bump as I'm having curry tonight :D

(Lazy takeaway style though - home alone and cba cooking :p)