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ive ordered a chicken phall extra spicey
i normally have a chicken phall, or vinderloo,but ive ordered a chicken phall extra spicey cause with christmas coming im going to eat enough and thought with the extra spice i should crap it all out on the toilet and not pile on any weight......ive had enought with the beer....hope its not going to burn my mouth
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i normally have a chicken phall, or vinderloo,but ive ordered a chicken phall extra spicey cause with christmas coming im going to eat enough and thought with the extra spice i should crap it all out on the toilet and not pile on any weight......ive had enought with the beer....hope its not going to burn my mouth
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Can't you think of something more interesting to talk about in GD than your uneventful evening activities?
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Can't you think of something more interesting to talk about in GD than your uneventful evening activities?
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Can't you think of something more interesting to talk about in GD than your uneventful evening activities?
![]() ![]() ![]() Calm down Shit, its christmas ![]()
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Can't you think of something more interesting to talk about in GD than your uneventful evening activities?
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the last time i had a really hot curry i made the mistake of having it the day before work the next morning,i remember delivering in my lorry and i had a terriblr rummberling feeling in my stomach,and i knew i only has a few mins to get to the toliet,alass i was just a few seconds short before i blew my pants.....what a mess i had to drive home and get changed
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how ironic you said that!
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Can't you think of something more interesting to talk about in GD than your uneventful evening activities?
That made me giggle. Talking about vindaloos and you're user name is SH1T. Sorry ![]()
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i normally have a chicken phall, or vinderloo,but ive ordered a chicken phall extra spicey cause with christmas coming im going to eat enough and thought with the extra spice i should crap it all out on the toilet and not pile on any weight......ive had enought with the beer....hope its not going to burn my mouth
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How is your curry going down?
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Can't you think of something more interesting to talk about in GD than your uneventful evening activities?
What's it like????? |
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I had a lovely madras from a take-away last night, I can't imagine how hot a phall is, I'll have to try it one day
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ummm....i also had the pilau rice ,chilli naan and 3 papadoms.....my nose is running and my mouth is burning,soon ill be getting that feeling that tells me i need to go to the bathroom,i will think im done and then feel as if i have more to disposite....it was very tasty...got a free calender too
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I had a lovely madras from a take-away last night, I can't imagine how hot a phall is, I'll have to try it one day
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im crap with spicy food. Went to a thai place once and I swear it felt like someone had set my mouth on fire with hot acid. It took me a while to recover, as it did the toilet the next day.
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im crap with spicy food. Went to a thai place once and I swear it felt like someone had set my mouth on fire with hot acid. It took me a while to recover, as it did the toilet the next day.
But I did think it was interesting that the Thai's have that theory. |
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I stayed away from curry for years due to bad coronation chicken at school, went to a curry night for work and tried a korma, built it up from there, now have vindaloo from the supermarket and madras from the take-away. Been happy at that level for a while but would love to try something stronger, just the once
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I think i would be like a yelping gimp if i tried something really hot. I love chinese food, but Indian/ Thai food is a bit hot for me
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Thai food isn't all hot.
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What is it with Christmas and curries? I've been out for 2 Christmas "do" meals so far this week and both times they were in curry houses.
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What is it with Christmas and curries? I've been out for 2 Christmas "do" meals so far this week and both times they were in curry houses.
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What is it with Christmas and curries? I've been out for 2 Christmas "do" meals so far this week and both times they were in curry houses.
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Couple of things that need explaining, as I'm obviously missing the point.
WTF does anyone eat food that you know doesn't agree with your stomach and gives you the trots? If your stomach doesn't like it/isn't used to it why bother. I've been known to eat pickled chilli's until I've finished the jar, but my Jaw hurts for ages afterwards, so I don't do it now, jar lasts my daughters and I about a month now. WTF is the point in eating food that's so hot the flavours disappear in haze of pain? I've eaten plenty of things that make me sweat, but I can still taste it, hence why I carry on eating it. |
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Its been a while since I have been to a curry house, got a medical condition that sometimes means my body cannot handle a big curry so I only eat them at home now, just in case, lol
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