Alexikokopops Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 The French for whore is "putain". The Canadian dish of chips, cheese and gravy is called "poutine". This does not, however, compare in anyway to chips, cheese and gravy from a chippy. You're wrong, I'm right, job done
Fox You Forest Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 That looks absolutely disgusting. Swap the gravy with beans.
isaidno Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 I ate this when I was in Canada. It tastes fantastic !
The People's Hero Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Gravy makes anything taste good. I might call my first son gravy. Or Quintus. Or Clemens. But probably Caecilius.
Manwell Pablo Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 The French for whore is "putain".The Canadian dish of chips, cheese and gravy is called "poutine". This does not, however, compare in anyway to chips, cheese and gravy from a chippy. You're wrong, I'm right, job done Would help if you pronounced it properly then, fuk tard. And that looks like the stuff Jamie was brining up on Saturday night.
Alexikokopops Posted 14 August 2008 Author Posted 14 August 2008 Gravy makes anything taste good.I might call my first son gravy. Or Quintus. Or Clemens. But probably Caecilius. My mate called his hamster "Speedy Speedy Grumio" Would help if you pronounced it properly then, fuk tard.And that looks like the stuff Jamie was brining up on Saturday night. Alreight, I couldn't remember what it was called!
The People's Hero Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Speedy Speedy Grumio! Class. ps You'd forgotten Clemens hadn't you?
Dr The Singh Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Gravy makes anything taste good.I might call my first son gravy. Or Quintus. Or Clemens. But probably Caecilius. I dunno, but I love going down for some gravy!!!
The People's Hero Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 I dunno, but I love going down for some gravy!!! I don't know what this means, but I'm nervously laughing anyway, just to fit in.
Dr The Singh Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 I don't know what this means, but I'm nervously laughing anyway, just to fit in. James, you have alot to learn my friend, I could teach you a thing or two.........now go and get some chips and cheese and i'll sort the gravy!!! PS: How was the mother in laws birthday bash, we had a cracking night out by the way!!
The People's Hero Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 James, you have alot to learn my friend, I could teach you a thing or two.........now go and get some chips and cheese and i'll sort the gravy!!! PS: How was the mother in laws birthday bash, we had a cracking night out by the way!! Didn't actually go to it - or the football. So I've got myself in the dog house. Hurrah for dogs.
Dr The Singh Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Didn't actually go to it - or the football.So I've got myself in the dog house. Hurrah for dogs. Welcome to the club, i'm a permanent residence there!!!
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Chips and gravy is awesome cheese with it is ok but not as good as just chips and gravy
Guest Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Why make chips even more soggy by covering them in gravy? It's wrong.
Jay Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Chips + Gravy = Chips + Chesse = Chips + Cheese + Gravy = mixing them together is just plain wrong imo
Bryn Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Curry sauce is good. Can't beat salt vineger and ketchup though.
Alexikokopops Posted 14 August 2008 Author Posted 14 August 2008 Why make chips even more soggy by covering them in gravy?It's wrong. Because they're infused with gravy goodness! Chips + Gravy = Chips + Chesse = Chips + Cheese + Gravy = mixing them together is just plain wrong imo Your opinion =
The People's Hero Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Nadler loves his gravy and he's turned out alright.
Master Fox Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 pregnant women's food Man with extreme girth wearing nylon t-shirt sipping Super-T’s food.
Zingari Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Man with extreme girth wearing nylon t-shirt sipping Super-T’s food. do you know me ?
lookwhaticando Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 The Canadian dish of chips, cheese and gravy is called "poutine". Pronounced Pu-tin, sorta like the previous Russian President. It's some kind of national dish... it's served by most chain restaurants, as well as all the chip vans and many fast food chains. Although I wouldn't recommend Burger King's poutine... the gravy just isn't up to standard. Another national dish of sorts if Beaver Tails... lots of ladyboys in Canada, apparently.
stez Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 The French for whore is "putain".The Canadian dish of chips, cheese and gravy is called "poutine". This does not, however, compare in anyway to chips, cheese and gravy from a chippy. You're wrong, I'm right, job done that looks like the natural progression. i'm trying them asap! Why make chips even more soggy by covering them in gravy?It's wrong. because its right to do so.
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