Food opinions

[The_Lizards_Jumpers]

I used to spend a lot of my time in Manchester when I was younger, mainly the Hacienda with Noelly G. I’ve never told you this before though cos you’re so cynical of him.

Bit strange hanging around with someone 18 years younger than you, probably why you never mentioned it even when I went to University in Manchester. If he's got any old Stone Island clobber hanging about then could you put in a word ?

 

[atypical_boro]

Bit strange hanging around with someone 18 years younger than you, probably why you never mentioned it even when I went to University in Manchester. If he's got any old Stone Island clobber hanging about then could you put in a word ?

I had my reasons for hiding it from you son…..

 

[Chutney]

In general I think people massively overrate food. Obviously there are some things I like, some things I don’t like, but when I hear people getting all excited about going to a particular restaurant or cooking a particular dish I just don’t get it. Even worse, when folk get all uppity about a particular cuisine.

To me, eating is just a bodily function, like going for a p1ss. Some visits are better than others but I don’t get especially excited about it at any given time.

I’ve eaten in Michelin starred restaurants and I come out thinking “yeah it was quite nice but why is everyone acting like the world revolves around the place”.

Horses for courses though.

 

[jam69]

Oh here we come, you always get the "I'm so manly, I eat bones for breakfast" lot.

I like my meat to resemble a lump of protein, not to look like something I ran over in my car earlier that morning.

Lamb chops? Rack of lamb?

 

[The_Lizards_Jumpers]

Lamb chops? Rack of lamb?

I mean I dont like lamb anyways, but both of what you described turn my stomach, as do t-bone steak, chicken wings etc

As someone who was veggie for 12 or 13 years I like my meat to look nothing like the animal it came from.