Soldato
Make sure you take some bottles of wine in with you too.
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They sell tinned food in France too you know ?
Commissario
Bring? Are you in France?
Are you in France as well?
"take", surely?
Soldato
Bring? Are you in France?
Are you in France as well?
"take", surely?
bring
/brɪŋ/
verb
1.
take or go with (someone or something) to a place
Soldato
I've been to France many times, in hotels, self-catering and camping. One thing I noticed is that they have many supermarkets and many shops just like we do.
Thank you, I thought I was the only one who gets annoyed by this. I have been known to shout at the TV when people say they're going to "bring the kids to school". No you're not, you're going to take the kids to school. You can't bring something to place you're not already at.
Bring? Are you in France?
Are you in France as well?
"take", surely?
Thank you, I thought I was the only one who gets annoyed by this. I have been known to shout at the TV when people say they're going to "bring the kids to school". No you're not, you're going to take the kids to school. You can't bring something to place you're not already at.
Soldato
This is a windup surely?
Who raids their cupboard to stock up for a holiday!? Madness
Who raids their cupboard to stock up for a holiday!? Madness
Genuine question.
Soldato
If it was some unique local foodstuff then I could almost understand but tinned goods?
Risking an awkward airport discussion over a tin of tuna seems daft.
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Caporegime
OP leaves Norwich in his 2012 plate Ford Mondeo (sensible car, nice action), heads to the M11, then M25, A2 and M20. Channel Tunnel - back of the net!
But what's this? France is full of non-English words and weird food like ... baguettes? Some weird doughy submarine! Thank heavens he remembered to take his 79p beef curry in a tin (beef content: 3%)
What a holiday!
But what's this? France is full of non-English words and weird food like ... baguettes? Some weird doughy submarine! Thank heavens he remembered to take his 79p beef curry in a tin (beef content: 3%)
What a holiday!
Caporegime
Also, was it this forum where the guy asked advice on whether he could take his computer with him on holiday? It was a desktop not a laptop and he wanted to take it as carry on luggage 
Soldato
You need to post a link to that story ASAP!!Also, was it this forum where the guy asked advice on whether he could take his computer with him on holiday? It was a desktop not a laptop and he wanted to take it as carry on luggage
Soldato
Oh I’ll give you that, if our camping or overnighting in the wilderness a tin or 3 of ropey grub is perfectly acceptable. Humping it with you to France isn’t!I used to eat it all the time when I was carp fishing. Tinned curry, stew, Bolognese. My favourite was Stagg Dynamite chilli. My bivvy was very windy at night time
I’ve scoffed my fair share or dodgy cuisine while wild camping and endured many a weapons grade biological release while under the ‘tarpaulin’
Soldato
Don’t be that person. It’s that sort of attitude that causes people to not invite you to the cool parties.Bring? Are you in France?
Are you in France as well?
"take", surely?
Caporegime
For me, self catering is a misnomer. Whenever I’ve gone self catering, I have no intention of cooking food myself. I think of it as an eating out holiday.
Going to France and living off ASDA smartprice curry. Holiday of a lifetime!
Going to France and living off ASDA smartprice curry. Holiday of a lifetime!
Commissario
Agreed. The only thing in the kitchen of any self catering holiday place that gets used is the fridge to keep the tonic in and the freezer for the ice!
Soldato
Just doesn’t make sense. I’d get it if the OP was going on holiday to Botswana or Mogadishu but it’s France.
I’m wondering if this is really a troll thread!
As a Brit I had just assumed I probably couldn't eat food abroad. Probably make me ill, right?
Been on loads of holidays in Europe and always took a couple sliced white loaves and tinned meat/tuna fish to make sandwiches.
What if there's some kind of foreign bacteria over there that my stomach can't process?
So yeah, keep your bargets and your Frank-furthers. I'll have a nice spam sandwich any day.
Been on loads of holidays in Europe and always took a couple sliced white loaves and tinned meat/tuna fish to make sandwiches.
What if there's some kind of foreign bacteria over there that my stomach can't process?
So yeah, keep your bargets and your Frank-furthers. I'll have a nice spam sandwich any day.