LMAO, didn’t you? He runs the Rupali or something like that. I believe he actually runs a place in the palace of Westminster.
Hang on might have the wrong chap, was he not the one who used to advertise in Viz?
Ah, it is indeed the same person. Remember reading about “curry hell” but it’s now moved from the Bigg Market….
thats the chap – bear in mind until the late 1990s and the rise of the Internet it was near impossible for us Southerners to find out any accurate information about anything North of Manchester; but in many places especially West London and the surrounding areas we did have Tory voting British Asians who tried to act posh (there were even some in the cabinet until Cameron got paranoid in case they were terrorists) so I thought he was a character who had been devised to take the piss out of them….
Tbh GL, I remember reading Viz when I was just over half as old as you were supposed to be to buy it anf seeing his picture in there with a crown on and shit like that and think it was complete satire, but no, we English are that ridiculous as to sell titles.
Michael Moore once bought a title when he did a series called TV nation I think (where Louis Theroux got his break).
Round here in East Anglia there are lots of folk originally from Bangladesh – although it always intrigued me why many who understandably wanted to escape rough weather, floods etc in their country would go to all the trouble to get a visa valid for the whole UK and then settle in coastal areas directly by the North Sea and its tidal rivers.
Apparently a lad from Dunston in the early 2000s successfully managed to finish the extra-hot curry and went back for more!
There was a picture in Viz of a 10 year old girl who finished it. You got a certificate if you ate the lot.
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@tryptameanie 983907 wrote:
There was a picture in Viz of a 10 year old girl who finished it. You got a certificate if you ate the lot.
If I were a similar age once more I’d probably try the curry challenge. Malaysia is geographically close to Bangladesh and similarly hot curries are consumed by folk over there (and their expat populations across Europe).
Not sure if it would be advisable at my age- could equally end up as time for the lone piper (was actually considering asking the Bangladeshi brothers round here if any of them could play the pipes just in case I should keel over suddenly) –
TBH if I went down in such circumstances I wouldn’t be surprised that when the earthly piper walked awa’ into the distance another would reappear outside the WC at the metro station for Purgatory (that I have locked myself into) with the instructions “och, I’ll keep piping ootside the noo, when ye’re done laddie just press the alarm button tae trigger ma pager” so as to drown out the other unseemly noises that would even unnerve the protection angels in the levels above and spare my embarrassment (WC stack pipes conduct noise thought the building) although I should surely be able to negotiate a reduction in the stretch after having already been purged from inside by the cleansing fire…
I am not surprised a young lass managed it, I read the article in your local news picture about the lass who wrote to the chief cop about recruiting Police cats, there was a picture of her sat on a chair training her cat (an Oriental/European hybrid tom cat) to follow a piece of string and she looked like the sort of traditional North European maiden who would be able to herd cats (such as Frøya or European depictions of the Virgin Mary).
Even In ancient times Northumbria (which did then include parts of Scotland) was known for multiculturalism, religious diversity and gender equality and an advanced level of European civilisation compared to elsewhere in the UK – though If she does become a cop in about 15 years (which may not be unlikely) I’d suggest trying to avoid any crime by middle age (hopefully everything will be legal by then or you’ll be old enough to get the lot on prescription).
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sorry tryp, but i read 2 lines and couldn’t understand about what it talks… (ww2), like if i try readind shakespear (did I writte skh… like brittney being shaked)
LOL, it’s just totally made up crap some kid put in an exam question. Not surprised you don’t understand it bud.
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i watched an eye on that thread , which was a lpng time being halfway serious, but what happend (NOM DE DIEU)
Keeping an eye on it lol.
@iliesse 983916 wrote:
sorry tryp, but i read 2 lines and couldn’t understand about what it talks… (ww2), like if i try readind shakespear (did I writte skh… like brittney being shaked)
it is written in American – which often has to be translated back into European English anyway.
I have often found it quicker to read articles about science or technology in Dutch, French or German rather than in American as you have to convert all the units to metric as well
Good point GL, Americans can’t even spell properly, never mind be realistic about world war 1 and 2, the sequel.
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