Kabler and Berman

[Twilight]

Nutella around the top of a cup cappuccino ... lots of people like it, but for me, it's yuk !

That's gross. No wonder there's an obesity crisis.

 

[Twilight]

I opened a packet of twiglets and tiny flies flew out, and there were lots of weevils crawling around that hadn't yet developed their wings.

Never had them again.

They're supposed to be 'Suitable for Vegetarians', tut tut.

 

[candycane]

My ex lunatic boyfriend loved Nutella. Sorry, but it is diahrrea on toast bleughghh. Who would eat that??

As for KFC, I have never been able to go near it after I heard that urban myth about the rat in the deep fat fryer and that was a million years ago (well, maybe not a million).

CC

 

[Grizelda]

That's gross. No wonder there's an obesity crisis.

So sweet and IMO Nutella ruins a cup of coffee

 

[Grizelda]

I haven’t had a fast food or takeaway in over 35 years but I was quite partial to KFC back in the day.
Recently when Walkers advertised KFC flavour crisps I went on a mission to find a packet which really was a mission and after several weeks I found them. Well they are about as much KFC as a monkeys uncle - just like paprika Pringles only crinkle cut. They were nice enough as I like paprika flavour but KFC they are not.

Were they supposed to taste like fried chicken ?

 

[loveallthingsitalian]

Were they supposed to taste like fried chicken ?

Well I had assumed since they were advertised as Kentucky Friend Chicken flavour and the KFC logo was included in the ad that they would have this flavour.

 

[loveallthingsitalian]

Well I’ve just sat through an hour of spaniel ears - only because it was jewellery or she wouldn’t have lasted a second.

Everything was read out from a page or website with no attempt to appear that she had ever presented a show before. When she wasn't reading off the page she was a acting like a 12 year old giggling with binlids in the gallery about how old you were before you knew flamingos and reindeers were real - yes I kid you not there were producers who didn’t know this until they were adults and actually working at Q. Says it all.

Rant over (for now!)

 

[SisterBliss]

Nutella around the top of a cup cappuccino ... lots of people like it, but for me, it's yuk !

Brown moustache...Dirty Sanchez...yikes!

 

[SisterBliss]

My ex lunatic boyfriend loved Nutella. Sorry, but it is diahrrea on toast bleughghh. Who would eat that??

As for KFC, I have never been able to go near it after I heard that urban myth about the rat in the deep fat fryer and that was a million years ago (well, maybe not a million).

CC

I thought it was a mouse? Yuk!

 

[Grizelda]

Well I had assumed since they were advertised as Kentucky Friend Chicken flavour and the KFC logo was included in the ad that they would have this flavour.

I've only eaten KFC once. It was in Tallahassee and a long time ago. Never wanted to try it again.

 

[stratobuddy]

I've only eaten KFC once. It was in Tallahassee and a long time ago. Never wanted to try it again.

I've never had a KFC, and only had one MacDonalds. Never had a kebab either, nor a fresh pizza.

Never had a Wimpy as well, but that's because the nearest one is over 100 miles away, I would like to try one.

But I love curry!

 

[Grizelda]

I've never had a KFC, and only had one MacDonalds. Never had a kebab either, nor a fresh pizza.

Never had a Wimpy as well, but that's because the nearest one is over 100 miles away, I would like to try one.

But I love curry!

I've never had mushy peas. I'd like to try them but it would be impossible to get them around here.

 

[stratobuddy]

I've never had mushy peas. I'd like to try them but it would be impossible to get them around here.

Where is that? There are tinned mushy peas available in some supermarkets, including Lidl, which is Europe wide.

 

[Grizelda]

I live in Brandizzo, Italy. It is near Torino, in the north. There is Lidl in the next town and they sell lots of German food stuff, but no mushy peas.

 

[candycane]

I live in Brandizzo, Italy. It is near Torino, in the north. There is Lidl in the next town and they sell lots of German food stuff, but no mushy peas.

You aren't missing much Griz. I'm not a big fan of them, even with fish and chips.

CC

 

[Grizelda]

You aren't missing much Griz. I'm not a big fan of them, even with fish and chips.

CC

That's so sweet to call me 'Griz' CC. I know they're a big thing with a lot of people. Could I just mash up a tin of peas, just to say I've tasted them ? Or is there more to it than just that ?

 

[Brissles]

Well I’ve just sat through an hour of spaniel ears - only because it was jewellery or she wouldn’t have lasted a second.

Everything was read out from a page or website with no attempt to appear that she had ever presented a show before. When she wasn't reading off the page she was a acting like a 12 year old giggling with binlids in the gallery about how old you were before you knew flamingos and reindeers were real - yes I kid you not there were producers who didn’t know this until they were adults and actually working at Q. Says it all.

Rant over (for now!)

LATI nothing surprises me anymore.

I watched an edition of House of Games (for the brain dead) with Richard Osman. One of the contestants was Denise Van Outen, she was asked to point on a map where the Golden Gate Bridge was. I think she plonked it near New York, because a) she had never heard of it , so b) she didn't know where it was. I shook my head in disbelief.

 

[llloyd]

LATI nothing surprises me anymore.

I watched an edition of House of Games (for the brain dead) with Richard Osman. One of the contestants was Denise Van Outen, she was asked to point on a map where the Golden Gate Bridge was. I think she plonked it near New York, because a) she had never heard of it , so b) she didn't know where it was. I shook my head in disbelief.

House of Games is one of my television favourites.

 

[MrMarple]

LATI nothing surprises me anymore.

I watched an edition of House of Games (for the brain dead) with Richard Osman. One of the contestants was Denise Van Outen, she was asked to point on a map where the Golden Gate Bridge was. I think she plonked it near New York, because a) she had never heard of it , so b) she didn't know where it was. I shook my head in disbelief.

That's possibly what I would have done to be honest. I would consider myself quite intelligent, but locations absolutely baffle me for some reason. The fact that I have a pathetic sense of direction probably doesn't help either to be fair.

 

[loveallthingsitalian]

I like HoG but the contestants fall into 3 categories, the very very good, the ones that are so competitive it’s unpleasant to watch and the thickos. Then there is Patsy Kensit who was so bored and hadn’t a clue.

Often it would surprise you which category they fall into.