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Bullika
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brother wrote: Bullika wrote: Crash Test Dummy wrote: Bullika wrote: Crash Test Dummy wrote: never tried it.
downed some oysters the other day :D :D a pleasent surprise
I m not too keen on oysters. i nearly felt sick once with those things.
they dont fill you up and are too bloody expensive. I need about 6 bowls to fill me up and i dont have 100 quid to spend.
Kalamari will sufice :D
Have you tried lobster? are you a great fish lover?
Lobster is one of my favourites, just find it messy to eat. :lol: :lol:
I always keep the claw of the lobster and leave it in someones bed. so funny! |
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brother
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Bullika wrote: brother wrote: Bullika wrote: Crash Test Dummy wrote: Bullika wrote: Crash Test Dummy wrote: never tried it.
downed some oysters the other day :D :D a pleasent surprise
I m not too keen on oysters. i nearly felt sick once with those things.
they dont fill you up and are too bloody expensive. I need about 6 bowls to fill me up and i dont have 100 quid to spend.
Kalamari will sufice :D
Have you tried lobster? are you a great fish lover?
Lobster is one of my favourites, just find it messy to eat. :lol: :lol:
I always keep the claw of the lobster and leave it in someones bed. so funny!
Hmmmmm...what a waste. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: |
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Bullika
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:31 pm Post subject: |
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| no i scoop out the insides first thn i put it next to my flat mates pillow while he`s sleeping. |
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brother
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Bullika wrote: no i scoop out the insides first thn i put it next to my flat mates pillow while he`s sleeping.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: cool |
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Bullika
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:42 pm Post subject: |
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once we took everything out of my flat mates room and stuck it to the ceiling, it took hours but you should have seen the look on his face. so funny!
and then we changed his answer phone message to a really gay one. "Hello, sailor! oohhh..please leave me a big message..." then his mum phoned and heard it... |
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brother
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 1:47 pm Post subject: |
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Bullika wrote: once we took everything out of my flat mates room and stuck it to the ceiling, it took hours but you should have seen the look on his face. so funny!
and then we changed his answer phone message to a really gay one. "Hello, sailor! oohhh..please leave me a big message..." then his mum phoned and heard it...
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: |
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Bullika
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:07 pm Post subject: |
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| i wanted to buy one of those sheep heads from yasar halim bakkal and put it as joke in my flat mates bed while he is sleeping, but my other friend and i decided it was too much effort, as we live no where near haringay. |
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brother
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Bullika wrote: i wanted to buy one of those sheep heads from yasar halim bakkal and put it as joke in my flat mates bed while he is sleeping, but my other friend and i decided it was too much effort, as we live no where near haringay.
Nahhh, its better to boil it and then roast it in the oven for a while and then bon appetite. :wink: :D |
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Bullika
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:13 pm Post subject: |
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| thats sick, do you mean you eat that sort of thing? yuk |
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Bullika wrote: thats sick, do you mean you eat that sort of thing? yuk
'Kellecik', yes i eat that sort of thing, what sort of cypriot are you if you don't indulge in a bit of sheep head munching.
My favourite is the tongue and the cheeks, very delicious and the brain with some lemon and salt together with fresh bread is sublime. |
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Bullika
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brother wrote: Bullika wrote: thats sick, do you mean you eat that sort of thing? yuk
'Kellecik', yes i eat that sort of thing, what sort of cypriot are you if you don't indulge in a bit of sheep head munching.
My favourite is the tongue and the cheeks, very delicious and the brain with some lemon and salt together with fresh bread is sublime.
Kellecik :lol: :lol:
I love adding -cik on to everything. N`apang garicik, ver bize bir gucuk biracik.
Helo wifey, get me a little small beer |
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Bullika wrote: brother wrote: Bullika wrote: thats sick, do you mean you eat that sort of thing? yuk
'Kellecik', yes i eat that sort of thing, what sort of cypriot are you if you don't indulge in a bit of sheep head munching.
My favourite is the tongue and the cheeks, very delicious and the brain with some lemon and salt together with fresh bread is sublime.
Kellecik :lol: :lol:
I love adding -cik on to everything. N`apang garicik, ver bize bir gucuk biracik.
Helo wifey, get me a little small beer
Lambs head is more popular and hence in cyprus the locals call it 'kellecik'
Like 'bu aksam ne var yegelim, aha kellecik pisirdim ve sicak ekmek'de var'.
Whats to eat tonight, i have cooked lambs head and there is some hot bread. |
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Bullika
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brother wrote: Bullika wrote: brother wrote: Bullika wrote: thats sick, do you mean you eat that sort of thing? yuk
'Kellecik', yes i eat that sort of thing, what sort of cypriot are you if you don't indulge in a bit of sheep head munching.
My favourite is the tongue and the cheeks, very delicious and the brain with some lemon and salt together with fresh bread is sublime.
Kellecik :lol: :lol:
I love adding -cik on to everything. N`apang garicik, ver bize bir gucuk biracik.
Helo wifey, get me a little small beer
Lambs head is more popular and hence in cyprus the locals call it 'kellecik'
Like 'bu aksam ne var yegelim, aha kellecik pisirdim ve sicak ekmek'de var'.
Whats to eat tonight, i have cooked lambs head and there is some hot bread.
"aha kelecik bisirdim"
I lovethat "aha" bit, its so Cypriot! :lol: |
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