[quote=Dani8][quote=Ðèstîñy][quote=tatmmw2]Mmm Dani is trying to steal my "noobie that uses a lot the shoutbox" title :suspicious:[/quote]
 
Dexter's lovin' the box, as well. You best get back at it. 

Hey you. I'm needing to finally . . . Yes, I said finally . . . get that audio of me posted. What should I say?[/quote]

LOL I missed this one. Yes i feel that shoutbox allows me to have a stream of consciousness without hijacking threads. Also lets me whine about the climate without polluting threads with my whining[/quote]

[quote=Dani8]My maternal grandpa was Scottish. I cant remember what he called them. he usually just swiped my dad's whisky then spent the afternoon sleeping it off before he drove grandma home.[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]In Scotland they call them Faigs, Spots or Tabs.[/quote]

[quote=Dani8]LOL. I keep forgetting Brits also say fag for a ciggy.[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]:D
£5 pocket money every Saturday when I was a kid... so I'd get a pack of 20 fags and sell 5 of them for £1 each to my mates who couldn't get served tobacco :laugh:
Then spend that new £5 on a 12 pack of Budweiser... and go to the chippy for a Cheese-in-burger.

Then sit by a fire on the beach, with my smokes, burger and beer and Gill by my side.
I miss those days :D[/quote]

[quote=Dani8]I think an artery just exploded, rattus. I heard it's death rattle.[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]Tried that. They aren't that nice tbh.

When I lived in Scotland years ago, the local chippy sold Cheese-In-Burgers.

2 burgers, with a lump if cheese between them, the sides of the burger meat were then squished together to form a sort of meatball with cheese in the center... then battered and deep fried.

They.
Were.
Awesome.

I'd have one every Saturday with my pocket money.[/quote]

[quote=Dani8]How about a scottish battered and deep fried mars bar. The very thought of it petrifies my arteries.[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]I've yet to try a Manchester Egg.
They sound wicked...

Instead of a hard boiled egg wrapped in sausage meat...

It's a pickled egg wrapped in Black Pudding.
:licklips:[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]:D They're awesome.
Don't know why they're called [I]scotch[/I] eggs though as they were invented in London :D[/quote]

[quote=Ðèstîñy]I had to Google Scotch Egg. I had no idea what you were talking about.[/quote]