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News Credits: 131 · by **no-one** » Wed Oct 18, 2017 5:35 am

Burn wrote:
carytheone wrote:Burn: a muffuletta

Never heard of it. After googling it, I now want one.

Though that being said, it does sound familiar to the custom sandwich I used to get made at the Italian deli in town. Just a different bread.

We ran on about them for a few pages and that makes sense, it's definitely Italian based in its origins.

And yes you do want one. It's the olive salad/dressing that makes it special and honestly will be the make or break.

News Credits: 6 · by **BeastProwl** » Sun Oct 22, 2017 3:03 am

Jeeze I havnt been on here in a while., aside random check ins. Figured I'd post here. My favorite sandwich to make is really anything with real cheese and meat. I can't stand American Cheese or bologna, tastes way too processed. I like mustard and onions, and mayo. Not a fan of miracle whip [-(

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Sun Oct 29, 2017 5:14 am

BeastProwl wrote:I can't stand American Cheese or bologna, tastes way too processed.

That's because it is processed. When you say "real cheese" what do you mean exactly?

News Credits: 19 · by **Stuartmaximus** » Sun Nov 05, 2017 4:23 pm

I'll just leave a Cheese Sandwich here for someone :-P

News Credits: 226 · by **Burn** » Sun Nov 05, 2017 4:29 pm

Stuartmaximus wrote:I'll just leave a Cheese Sandwich here for someone

Except you left nothing other than a pointless post, which when I think about it, makes up about 95% of your posts on the internet. :-D

News Credits: 19 · by **Stuartmaximus** » Sun Nov 05, 2017 5:01 pm

News Credits: 226 · by **Burn** » Sun Nov 05, 2017 5:09 pm

For anyone who wants to put it into context, the actual tweet.
Anyhoo, back on topic. Salmon for breakfast. Bloody beautiful it was!

I also may have found a cafe that does the perfect fish and chips. Normally you'll find a cafe that does perfect fish and crappy chips, or vice versa, but this one had both. Probably helps that the fish is probably caught fresh locally given they're right on the beach.

News Credits: 19 · by **Stuartmaximus** » Tue Nov 07, 2017 1:40 am

I know I'm breaking my own cardinal rule here....but...

Burn wrote:Except you left nothing other than a pointless post

and tell me...what's part of the title of this thread again?

AND OTHER POINTLESS THANGS

suggesting that anything pointless seems to be welcomed on this thread

News Credits: 226 · by **Burn** » Tue Nov 07, 2017 5:36 am

I guess you would be right at home in this thread, given there's so much that is pointless about you.

Like your vow to ignore me.

Like how you said you were done with the crying on social media thing.

Although I guess that's probably just attention seeking more than anything. eh, whatever floats your boat Stuart. Either way, you danced just the way I hoped you would. Thanks for the entertainment. :-D

News Credits: 19 · by **Stuartmaximus** » Tue Nov 07, 2017 7:06 am

well it's a bit weird that you find entertainment out of my comments ect

but...

I guess you are weird >:oP

& one last thing! if I'm all that you describe, then why do you even bother to respond or even care or take the time to even write a response? coz any other sane person would've probably had me on block(so not to see my comments) by now if not ages or eons ago

I get that in your twisted sensibilities that you find it amusing or entertaining & at every turn you keep reminding me of my wrongdoings(wrongdoings that you continue to allow btw! given the fact that in your position on here you are supposed to hold some sort of an example! but I guess not)

now don't tell me that it's because of your job that you have to respond or that you can't block my comments from your view! coz I'm sure that's not strictly true & you have at least some flexibility in that you could block my comments from your view &/or refrain from having any future communication with me, if you wanted to(coz I'm sure that Ryan's not going to drag you over hot coals for ignoring the likes of me)

News Credits: 131 · by **no-one** » Tue Nov 07, 2017 7:56 am

: the burger knows; Truth Burger.jpg (71.84 KiB) Viewed 3741 times

News Credits: 19 · by **Stuartmaximus** » Tue Nov 07, 2017 4:15 pm

I've got a smelly dick :shock:

News Credits: 131 · by **no-one** » Tue Nov 07, 2017 4:34 pm

News Credits: 226 · by **Burn** » Tue Nov 07, 2017 4:43 pm

carytheone wrote:

News Credits: 131 · by **no-one** » Tue Nov 07, 2017 5:01 pm

by **Nemesis Maximo** » Tue Nov 07, 2017 5:45 pm

carytheone wrote:
Truth Burger.jpg

Oh my God, I actually burst out laughing when I saw this.

News Credits: 19 · by **Stuartmaximus** » Wed Nov 08, 2017 1:54 am

Aye mock all you want :-x

It's a serious matter!

I'll need to scrub it with a wire brush.

by **wilcosu35** » Fri Nov 10, 2017 10:00 am

Blabla, couldn't find a Frikandellenvlaai at my local Aldi.

Edit: I Got one! A friend found two left over at his local Aldi.

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Fri Nov 10, 2017 7:17 pm

Where you live, do you have to put a coin in the shopping cart at Aldi to be able to use it?

by **wilcosu35** » Fri Nov 10, 2017 10:08 pm

Rodimus Prime wrote:Where you live, do you have to put a coin in the shopping cart at Aldi to be able to use it?

Yes, at all supermarkets, and also at most hardware/DIY stores.
Some of them are also fitted with a lock on one of the wheels that blocks it once you go beyond a certain barrier (the edge of the parking lot, for instance) to prevent them from being stolen easily.

News Credits: 19 · by **Stuartmaximus** » Sat Nov 11, 2017 2:36 am

the trolley wheels also lock whilst travelling up one of those airport style moving walkway escalators at supermarkets(if yours happens to have one of those)

by **wilcosu35** » Sat Nov 11, 2017 3:24 pm

Stuartmaximus wrote:the trolley wheels also lock whilst travelling up one of those airport style moving walkway escalators at supermarkets(if yours happens to have one of those)

We also have those in lots of shopping centers. The walkway consists of lengthwise narrow ridges and the cart wheels are double narrow discs, which fall into the openings between the ridges and the wheel hubs rest on the top of the ridges.

News Credits: 131 · by **no-one** » Sat Nov 11, 2017 4:19 pm

wilcosu35 wrote:
Stuartmaximus wrote:the trolley wheels also lock whilst travelling up one of those airport style moving walkway escalators at supermarkets(if yours happens to have one of those)

We also have those in lots of shopping centers. The walkway consists of lengthwise narrow ridges and the cart wheels are double narrow discs, which fall into the openings between the ridges and the wheel hubs rest on the top of the ridges.

I've seen the wheel locks but never a cattle gate style of prevention. Fun bit 9f trivia for ya, in my neck of the woods well call shopping carts "buggies".

by **wilcosu35** » Sat Nov 11, 2017 11:30 pm

carytheone wrote:
wilcosu35 wrote:
Stuartmaximus wrote:the trolley wheels also lock whilst travelling up one of those airport style moving walkway escalators at supermarkets(if yours happens to have one of those)

We also have those in lots of shopping centers. The walkway consists of lengthwise narrow ridges and the cart wheels are double narrow discs, which fall into the openings between the ridges and the wheel hubs rest on the top of the ridges.
I've seen the wheel locks but never a cattle gate style of prevention. Fun bit 9f trivia for ya, in my neck of the woods well call shopping carts "buggies".

We call them "Winkelwagen"