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Well a really good steak doesn’t need any sauce at all, but how often do you get a really good steak in restaurants?Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostNo, anything other than salt on a steak and salt & vinegar on chips is a travesty. A little gravy is also acceptable, as long as this is mostly comprised of the animal juices.
If they coat your steak with a creamy coloured substance, it is ruined (why do they do that?) as it is impossible to remove this completely, even by vigorous scrapping and ordering a clean plate.
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No, anything other than salt on a steak and salt & vinegar on chips is a travesty. A little gravy is also acceptable, as long as this is mostly comprised of the animal juices.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThat's because the more erudite and cultured among us prefer HP Sauce.
If they coat your steak with a creamy coloured substance, it is ruined (why do they do that?) as it is impossible to remove this completely, even by vigorous scrapping and ordering a clean plate.
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That's because the more erudite and cultured among us prefer HP Sauce.Originally posted by Gonzo View PostWhat bothers me the most is that when you ask for some "Daddies Sauce" they look at you like you are some sort of freak.
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I don't think it will be necessary. Most communication here seems to be done by grunting.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI suppose you could always learn English...
For a while I thought that it might be a good idea for me to take a maori language course because my English brain is finding some of the place names a little intimidating, but it turns out that no two locals pronounce a place name the same anyway so I don't think it will matter.
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I suppose you could always pay a hooker.......Originally posted by NickFitz View PostSeeing you make a fool of yourself through an error of punctuation so apposite to your rancid nature is one of the things that makes this forum worthwhile
Don't ever leave, tay; we all need an imbecile to mock, and you fill the shoes perfectly
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Seeing you make a fool of yourself through an error of punctuation so apposite to your rancid nature is one of the things that makes this forum worthwhileOriginally posted by tay View Postcant
Don't ever leave, tay; we all need an imbecile to mock, and you fill the shoes perfectly
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What bothers me the most is that when you ask for some "Daddies Sauce" they look at you like you are some sort of freak.
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Whine at Posh Restaurant
I just want steak and chips. If your chef is so bloody clever, how come he can't make that?
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