Heartland

Posted: **01 Sep 2008, 18:07**

some head wrote:'Never Say Nups To Nepalese' is titled after the herbal substances the band's followers would bring into the dressing room for their heroes' pre- and post-gig delectation. Musically speaking, it's a Phil Ryan instrumental split into two at Will Youatt's suggestion by a couple of simple vocal lines: 'Someone to see you, someone to see me.' It's the composer's personal favourite from the album 'because among all the madness it's got a sort of tidiness. What you've got to remember is that what appeared to be anarchic from the fans' point of view was just us being f***ing untogether!'

Posted: **01 Sep 2008, 18:20**

The video is incredibly soothing.

edit.Hang on. 4mins in & I have motion sickness.

Posted: **01 Sep 2008, 21:02**

I thought this was the food thread?

Just back from Malik's on the edge of the Merrion Centre; had mattar paneer and garlic naan.

No booze though; it's unlicensed.

Posted: **01 Sep 2008, 23:32**

I have a big bag of Werther's Originals.
Mmm.... sugar.
I will share, of course.

Posted: **01 Sep 2008, 23:42**

So goth it hurts

Posted: **02 Sep 2008, 09:45**

DerekR wrote:

So goth it hurts

Does that say aniseed flavour?

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm... *drool*

Posted: **02 Sep 2008, 13:19**

markfiend wrote:Does that say aniseed flavour?

You bet your fiendy ass it does

Aniseed and liquorice

Very tasty indeed, and blacker than any sweet I've seen before

Posted: **02 Sep 2008, 13:44**

chick pea curry with rice from a small indian cafe just around the corner from work. warm & spicy, but light and not too hot - perfect for lunch. yummy

Posted: **02 Sep 2008, 15:53**

winds light to variable

Posted: **02 Sep 2008, 18:36**

Rising from the south and becoming heavy and blustery later on.

Posted: **02 Sep 2008, 18:38**

Quiff Boy wrote:chick pea curry with rice from a small indian cafe just around the corner from work. warm & spicy, but light and not too hot - perfect for lunch. yummy

In a bit of an insane coincidence, I just microwaved a pack of that very stuff - a channa masala - and sadly, it's too hot for my now-wussy tastebuds.

...so I'm eating a bowl of cold cereal with milk for lunch. Ugh.

Posted: **02 Sep 2008, 21:11**

A fresh apple!

Posted: **02 Sep 2008, 22:04**

orange ice

Posted: **03 Sep 2008, 00:20**

4 slices hot buttered toast with Marmiteâ„¢ and two led zeppelin like lumps of Molly's carrot cake

Posted: **03 Sep 2008, 00:30**

Posted: **16 Sep 2008, 19:37**

Thai chicken with chilli & basil.

I got the brown sugar just right tonight.

Nom!

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Posted: **18 Sep 2008, 12:52**

Spinach & Nutmeg soup. Sounds vile, tastes nice.

Posted: **18 Sep 2008, 13:25**

Purple Light wrote:Spinach & Nutmeg soup. Sounds vile, tastes nice.

I'll take your word for it

Sausage sandwiches

And Lucozade (orange, for a twist)

Posted: **18 Sep 2008, 13:28**

Norman Hunter wrote: Sausage sandwiches

Fnarr fnarr

Posted: **18 Sep 2008, 14:42**

markfiend wrote:
Norman Hunter wrote: Sausage sandwiches
Fnarr fnarr

Me and ARF know nothing

IZ.

Posted: **20 Sep 2008, 21:06**

Does anyone have a decent recipe for Imam Bayaldi? I googled one earlier, but when I tried cooking it tonight just wasn't anywhere near right, so I want personal recommendations now.

Posted: **21 Sep 2008, 16:58**

A tin of tuna with lemon juice and lettuce, carrot, capers, hemp seeds, pine nuts, gherkin, chopped garlic, cucumber, and some feta.

All to be washed down with a cup of jasmine tea and honey.

Posted: **21 Sep 2008, 18:37**

add all those thing a filled roll with arse thin slice

...and the dinner is complete

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