Curry Night

[tidyboiler]

yes but i live in a nice village with plenty of pubs.

why would i want to go anywhere near that place?

:6: :56::89:

 

[tidyboiler]

Take a trip on google earth down Ocean Road in South Shields mate.

One of our friends who has a restaurant there calls it "Asian Road"

 

[trev]

One of our friends who has a restaurant there calls it "Asian Road"

I think most people call it that TB

 

[tidyboiler]

We have tried most of them there, parking is a bit of a ball ache sometimes but the food is definitely worth the effort. Coming from near Brum, I was familiar with the "curry quarter" where the very first balti restaurants were opened in the UK throughout Sparkbrook, Sparkhill etc.

There was one that was so rough, they didn't have carpets, wallpaper or a proper toilet but the food was to die for. There used to be police patrolling outside moving the drug dealers and hookers on as they were touting their trade waiting for customers to come out. The pub opposite was a notorious drug den and the landlord had 2 GSD's and a Rottie with a rubber band around his bits which he kept on the flat roof above the pub..... snarling and dribbling at the public. Great stuff. :laugh:

 

[Silly Sausage]

There was one that was so rough, they didn't have carpets, wallpaper or a proper toilet but the food was to die for. There used to be police patrolling outside moving the drug dealers and hookers on as they were touting their trade waiting for customers to come out. The pub opposite was a notorious drug den and the landlord had 2 GSD's and a Rottie with a rubber band around his bits which he kept on the flat roof above the pub..... snarling and dribbling at the public. Great stuff. :laugh:

Those places are usually the best!
We used to go to some joints up Winson Green way and Bradford, no fancy cutlery there.
Better than any fancy restaurant any day.

 

[tidyboiler]

Those places are usually the best!
We used to go to some joints up Winson Green way and Bradford, no fancy cutlery there.
Better than any fancy restaurant any day.

Absolutely agree!! If you asked for toilet paper, they would look at you as if to say "dafuq?" Just brilliant.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Because of the loose women there shanks, Trevs family excluded of course.

Good save bonny lad.

 

[Geordie Spark]

I live in a village you could not have 3 shops selling the same thing at all , so when you say village you,'d better say a very large village you ****

I think it's time you went back to it before the natives notice their idiot is missing.

 

[tidyboiler]

Because of the loose women there shanks, Trevs family excluded of course.

Ahem!!! :90:

 

[Geordie Spark]

I think most people call it that TB

Forgive her Son .... she's a foreigner, young, pretty and I'm still getting her larn't.

 

[Geordie Spark]

We have tried most of them there, parking is a bit of a ball ache sometimes but the food is definitely worth the effort. Coming from near Brum, I was familiar with the "curry quarter" where the very first balti restaurants were opened in the UK throughout Sparkbrook, Sparkhill etc.

There was one that was so rough, they didn't have carpets, wallpaper or a proper toilet but the food was to die for. There used to be police patrolling outside moving the drug dealers and hookers on as they were touting their trade waiting for customers to come out. The pub opposite was a notorious drug den and the landlord had 2 GSD's and a Rottie with a rubber band around his bits which he kept on the flat roof above the pub..... snarling and dribbling at the public. Great stuff. :laugh:

O the shame of it!!

Here's me trying to convince this mob that the future Mrs GS is an educated lady of good standing who seems to have her knickers in her handbag more often than wrapped around her nether regions. :frown2:

 

[Geordie Spark]

Those places are usually the best!
We used to go to some joints up Winson Green way and Bradford, no fancy cutlery there.
Better than any fancy restaurant any day.

Sounds like it's already been visited by Tidyboiler.

 

[Silly Sausage]

O the shame of it!!

Here's me trying to convince this mob that the future Mrs GS is an educated lady of good standing who seems to have her knickers in her handbag more often than wrapped around her nether regions. :frown2:

She sounds alright to me.
You don't want some poncified tart!

 

[trev]

Because of the loose women there shanks, Trevs family excluded of course.

Matt I think you might mean skanks.

 

[tidyboiler]

She sounds alright to me.
You don't want some poncified tart!

Thank you Archy...... :tt1::gorgeous:



(he loves me really......)