British food hated you first.

I kinda like traditional British food. Well, some of it. Some of the pastry/meat dishes, Wellington for sure (that's British, right?), nothing with kidney in it though.

The Indian food is pretty good there, though, I'll give Obama that.

Here's an idea: let's boil everything.

m0llusk: British food hated you first.

Winnar!

Mr. Obama then returned to his chili while a voter named "Corky" ruminated on his own love of scallops wrapped in bacon.

+ = crazy delicious

What? Who couldn't love kidney pie?

/blech

Somebody photoshop Obama's face onto Austin Powers. Make sure to include the bad teeth. You'll start a new cliche.

Well, you really need to use the right cut of meat first.

Hey I think eating pigshiat is kinda gross too. Hero tag for me?

Besides Fish and Chips, what is "British" food? Certainly not the "Indian" food he is talking about?

Donald_McRonald: Mr. Obama then returned to his chili while a voter named "Corky" ruminated on his own love of scallops wrapped in bacon.

Isn't that just Rumaki? Or is that contingent on there being water chestnuts?

Either way it's f*cking awesome.

those plonkers

Someone's gonna get The F Word from Gordon Ramsey.

Obama is a nobody.

No wonder why tempura tastes better than fish and chips. And curry tastes better than any British foods.

/GIS for "British food"

Donald_McRonald: "Corky" ruminated on his own love of scallops wrapped in bacon

mmmmm, Angels on Horseback

Benjimin_Dover

Besides Fish and Chips, what is "British" food? Certainly not the "Indian" food he is talking about?

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Several hundred recipes in the above links.

Benjimin_Dover: Besides Fish and Chips, what is "British" food? Certainly not the "Indian" food he is talking about?

You may as well ask what is "American" food, as opposed to recipes/foodstuffs that were brought to the country by immigrants.

Add heat. Serve.

Obama I think I love you.

Mayhem_2006: Benjimin_Dover: Besides Fish and Chips, what is "British" food? Certainly not the "Indian" food he is talking about?

You may as well ask what is "American" food, as opposed to recipes/foodstuffs that were brought to the country by immigrants.

America is a country founded on the principles of immigration. It wasn't an established country that had 'traditions' and 'values' already preset. They were evolved after being subjugated to different tests by different groups of people until they finally all decided on what they should be. It's a different set of rules all together.

Daddakamabb: Obama I think I love you.

Yeah, I kind of have the hots for him.

And I'm not gay. Or a woman.

/sigh

Does chicken tikka masala count as British food? If so, it totally redeems whatever other culinary disasters they enjoy.

Mayhem_2006: Benjimin_Dover: Besides Fish and Chips, what is "British" food? Certainly not the "Indian" food he is talking about?

You may as well ask what is "American" food, as opposed to recipes/foodstuffs that were brought to the country by immigrants.

American food: Fry everything
British food: Boil everything

Hmmm...

damn!

/more apple pie for me

Daddakamabb: America is a country founded on the principles of immigration. It wasn't an established country that had 'traditions' and 'values' already preset. They were evolved after being subjugated to different tests by different groups of people until they finally all decided on what they should be. It's a different set of rules all together.

Ahahaha. And the British Isles are...?

Bacon sandwiches were invented in Britain (probably).

So were roast beef dinners.

And deep-fried Mars bars.

To each their own, however I don't know why some people always put down British food. I suspect some of them are the same type of people who use to go, "Ewww, I'd never eat raw fish" before sushi became trendy.

For a while, the Brits were the fattest people across the pond, weren't they?

That always struck me as odd, because if you've tried British cuisine, you'd also wonder how the hell anyone could want to eat enough of it to gain weight.

beve: Bacon sandwiches were invented in Britain (probably).

So were roast beef dinners.

And deep-fried Mars bars.

Bangers and mash.

/Thread over
//Bangers and mash *ALWAYS* wins.

sojourner: Daddakamabb: America is a country founded on the principles of immigration. It wasn't an established country that had 'traditions' and 'values' already preset. They were evolved after being subjugated to different tests by different groups of people until they finally all decided on what they should be. It's a different set of rules all together.

Ahahaha. And the British Isles are...?

Daddakamabb = pwnd.

Why the Hero tag?

I feel what he is really saying is that he doesn't like Anglo food or if you read between the lines, Whitey Food.

Not the kind of remark an experienced diplomat would make.

The Brits set forth to colonize the world to find new and better things to eat. It's rather obvious when you look at where they went and what they ended up abandoning such as Australia's mere use as a penal colony as opposed to a culinary institute.

How can anyone not love Scotch eggs? Yum!

But, who doesn't love watermelon and fried chicken?

F***ing Obama whatever the f**k his name is can eat a bag of d***s, soaked in my f**king p*ss.

Heavy E: I suspect some of them are the same type of people who use to go, "Ewww, I'd never eat raw fish" before sushi became trendy.

Is sushiatrendy? I've started eating more raw fish lately, but mostly because my wife started engish classes and all her classmates are asian. She mostly gets along with the japanese (japanese and mexicans always get along really well, for some reason) and they've introduced her to good places to buy seafood in the area.

Started off cooking everything, like tuna steaks as if they were meat. They were always dry and tough. Started cooking them less, they got better. Started cooking them even less, they got even better. We both eventually realized that just searing them on the outside is much better than cooking them, and we've gotten very used to eating raw stuff in general since then.

/should get myself tested for mercury

Heavy E: I suspect some of them are the same type of people who use to go, "Ewww, I'd never eat raw fish" before sushi became trendy.
I won't even eat cooked fish, but I will laugh at you when you catch botulism* from sushi.


*which is also what the British call steak and kidney pie.
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sojourner: Daddakamabb: America is a country founded on the principles of immigration. It wasn't an established country that had 'traditions' and 'values' already preset. They were evolved after being subjugated to different tests by different groups of people until they finally all decided on what they should be. It's a different set of rules all together.

Ahahaha. And the British Isles are...?

An Established country with over a thousand years of gloating that 'we are separate from the romans' that's makes us awesome amirite? America is called the melting pot for a reason, Britian not so much. You guys have history that predates writing, and love that fact (which is fine). America however, is a mishmash of many cultures, the frame work wasn't already set.

Tenebreux: F***ing Obama whatever the f**k his name is can eat a bag of d***s, soaked in my f**king p*ss.

I've ate at his restaurant, the Pan fried sea scallops with octopus and parmesan sauce is awesome, but the Pork three ways, sautéed, confit cheeks, traditional black pudding, with artichokes, mushrooms, spinach and Madeira sauce-- farking black pudding, is gross omfg is it gross.

Yeast extract? Ewww, Sounds like something you leave at the GBYN office.

Tenebreux: F***ing Obama whatever the f**k his name is can eat a bag of d***s, soaked in my f**king p*ss.

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