The **Now Eating** Thread
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Just order a damn Indian! Meal, that is.At this rate, I’m going to buy one Indian and take a picture in different layouts, different plates, post every week and convince you lot I live off them, more than I do already.
No Indian for me tonight, I repeat, no Indian tonight..
Unless a delivery driver goes into Auto Pilot and ends up at my address then what can I do
@Gilbert89 I'm envious of your bowels tbh, if I ate the same amount of (highly nutritious) food you do I'd either be spraying the walls or so blocked up that I'd need to use a coat hanger as part of my loo routine.
I ate something dodgy last week so currently experiencing the former
I ate something dodgy last week so currently experiencing the former
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Can’t decide whether this is “Banter” or if you guy’s are just rinsing me for pleasure 
Absolutely killing me, but I love it!
Must admit, at this point I would imagine some sort of Welfare Check would be on the cards If I went longer than a week without ordering one
I’ll let you all into a little secret, many years ago after many years of the same old Christmas Day… Me and my Folks decided to scrap a day cooking Christmas Dinner which is essentially a fancy Sunday Dinner and go for an Indian.
We went to a set Menu Indian on Christmas Day, to our shock it was jam packed with like minded folk.
Christmas Crackers, Paper Hats.. It was an experience to say the least but
Absolutely killing me, but I love it!
Must admit, at this point I would imagine some sort of Welfare Check would be on the cards If I went longer than a week without ordering one
I’ll let you all into a little secret, many years ago after many years of the same old Christmas Day… Me and my Folks decided to scrap a day cooking Christmas Dinner which is essentially a fancy Sunday Dinner and go for an Indian.
We went to a set Menu Indian on Christmas Day, to our shock it was jam packed with like minded folk.
Christmas Crackers, Paper Hats.. It was an experience to say the least but
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I thought you were going to say you ordered a pizza in!Can’t decide whether this is “Banter” or if you guy’s are just rinsing me for pleasure
Absolutely killing me, but I love it!
Must admit, at this point I would imagine some sort of Welfare Check would be on the cards If I went longer than a week without ordering one
I’ll let you all into a little secret, many years ago after many years of the same old Christmas Day… Me and my Folks decided to scrap a day cooking Christmas Dinner which is essentially a fancy Sunday Dinner and go for an Indian.
We went to a set Menu Indian on Christmas Day, to our shock it was jam packed with like minded folk.
Christmas Crackers, Paper Hats.. It was an experience to say the least but
Christmas Dinner Pizza? I’m sure it could be arranged by one of my familiar friendly takeaway establishments
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We’re not having a Christmas dinner this year either. We’re gonna have a Mexican buffet.Can’t decide whether this is “Banter” or if you guy’s are just rinsing me for pleasure
Absolutely killing me, but I love it!
Must admit, at this point I would imagine some sort of Welfare Check would be on the cards If I went longer than a week without ordering one
I’ll let you all into a little secret, many years ago after many years of the same old Christmas Day… Me and my Folks decided to scrap a day cooking Christmas Dinner which is essentially a fancy Sunday Dinner and go for an Indian.
We went to a set Menu Indian on Christmas Day, to our shock it was jam packed with like minded folk.
Christmas Crackers, Paper Hats.. It was an experience to say the least but
it’ll be nice for mum to have a relaxing day as she’s normally run off her feet doing the big Christmas dinner.
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That was Boxing Day, then dipped in the leftovers
When I saw “Rob has quoted your post” I was filled with fear
Agreed - Spending hours in the kitchen throughout the day preparing everything became a chore, it was a one off but after the Christmas before it was decided well I’m advanced we would go out to eat, rather than traditional why not an Indian.
It helped our local Indian suggested it jokingly to us with Christmas coming up, we paid a deposit and went through with it.
We all loved it, such a good few hours out and it all got a little loud towards the end with plenty of drinks flowing!
I actually had that at Franco last year as part of a work Christmas meal, it had a Yorkshire pud in the middle of it.Christmas Dinner Pizza? I’m sure it could be arranged by one of my familiar friendly takeaway establishments
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Tbh I don't get the Christmas dinner is hard work, at the end of the day its just a roast. Everyone mucks in, and its a bit of fun.
I know what I’ll be pushing for come the time my work organise something
Not sure if one’s going ahead this year, quite a few complaints from behaviour last year.
There own fault for being so generous with the bar tab
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Papa johns usually do a Christmas pizza. It’s got chicken, stuffing balls and a cranberry drizzle. They do pigs in blankets as a side tooChristmas Dinner Pizza? I’m sure it could be arranged by one of my familiar friendly takeaway establishments
This should be the pizza in question:
And also my first actual photo post in the thread
And also my first actual photo post in the thread
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I did say it had one thereIs that a Yorkshire pudding in the middle with quince jam
