oh snap :<FloppY_ wrote:
doubtfull...Eifa wrote:
inb4 close
Seeing as Liquidator closed the other thread first, he probably likes Quiche' aka Pie
No, I don't need an attitude adjustment. You just need to fuck off.
That´s racist!FloppY_ wrote:
doubtfull...Eifa wrote:
inb4 close
Seeing as Liquidator closed the other thread first, he probably likes Quiche' aka Pie
I don't think I like quiche ... haven't had it for years so I might well like it. But then, there's loads of flavours of quiche, so maybe I just don't like some of them.
What I like about Quiche?
It can be tasty - It can fill you up - Its cheap - You can take it on a picnic and eat it cold - If your a vaginaterian you can eta it, sometimes - You dont need a knife and fork to eat it - It comes in many differn't varities - You can use the silver foil tray as an ashtray afterwards
What I dont like about Quiche?
Comes across as poofy food - What you supposed to have with it? - Carries a stigma of something to eat around Granny Doris's - Can be messy to eat - Goes stale easy - Not suitable for people who cant eat dairy products (thats a good thing, they can be poofs too) - Make your mind up, do I put you in the oven or not? - Cant microwave it - The pastry fills you up too quick - Its even named after a girl, a fat one off the telly with hairy legs (Lorraine) - The name is decieving, Keyshh - Half of us dont know if its a Pie or a Quiche now, it could start off a war one day and as far as I know nodoby worships it, that will be a world first - Dosent float, so if you drop it in a river your fucked.
Now thats just a few to start with.
Sorry Ted as you know I didnt want to do this in here but Liquicerator closed the other thread.
It can be tasty - It can fill you up - Its cheap - You can take it on a picnic and eat it cold - If your a vaginaterian you can eta it, sometimes - You dont need a knife and fork to eat it - It comes in many differn't varities - You can use the silver foil tray as an ashtray afterwards
What I dont like about Quiche?
Comes across as poofy food - What you supposed to have with it? - Carries a stigma of something to eat around Granny Doris's - Can be messy to eat - Goes stale easy - Not suitable for people who cant eat dairy products (thats a good thing, they can be poofs too) - Make your mind up, do I put you in the oven or not? - Cant microwave it - The pastry fills you up too quick - Its even named after a girl, a fat one off the telly with hairy legs (Lorraine) - The name is decieving, Keyshh - Half of us dont know if its a Pie or a Quiche now, it could start off a war one day and as far as I know nodoby worships it, that will be a world first - Dosent float, so if you drop it in a river your fucked.
Now thats just a few to start with.
Sorry Ted as you know I didnt want to do this in here but Liquicerator closed the other thread.
I recommend you begin with something tame, a nice Lorraine or Leek. Once your confident with the 'beginner level' Quiches you could then be daring and try something exotic!liquidat0r wrote:
I don't think I like quiche ... haven't had it for years so I might well like it. But then, there's loads of flavours of quiche, so maybe I just don't like some of them.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
I love mini quiche. Those little things are delicious. Great party appetizers too.
"Raise the flag high! Let the degenerates know who comes to claim their lives this day!"
So, that dosent mean you want to start wearing nappies so you can have your bum changed by your Mum again does it?liquidat0r wrote:
I don't think I like quiche ... haven't had it for years so I might well like it. But then, there's loads of flavours of quiche, so maybe I just don't like some of them.
You said I was talking poop - Cheeky bugger.
Can you see what Quiche is doing to you? You dont know if your coming and going with the stuff. You never get anywhere in life by hesitating and thats just whats this stuff will do to you
This is the poop bit:1927 wrote:
You said I was talking poop - Cheeky bugger.
pizza =/= quiche1927 wrote:
Its like a wanna be Pizza. A bit like Tea wants to be Coffee.
tea =/= coffee
(not equal to)
Shit thread
Ahh I see you didnt copy/paste the bit (and time) where I said words to the effect of 'Ok tell us whats so great about it'. Since then you have told us now 'Im note sure if I do like it'.liquidat0r wrote:
This is the poop bit:1927 wrote:
You said I was talking poop - Cheeky bugger.pizza =/= quiche1927 wrote:
Its like a wanna be Pizza. A bit like Tea wants to be Coffee.
tea =/= coffee
(not equal to)
whats =/= all about? Equals? Better than?
1927 wrote:
whats =/= all about? Equals? Better than?
liquidat0r wrote:
(not equal to)
I admit i hadn't thought of using the tin as an ashtray, thats pretty inventive.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Oki here goes ...
Once upon a time in a poor peasant countryside of Norway (mind you this was before we got stinking rich by discovering oil) a little boy was playing with a stick (not Twiggy) pretending to be Ivanhoe (this was before the apparatus called television was a common household applience). The boy was quite handsome yet he was often hungry, he could dream for days about foreign dishes like Quiche that his granmother told him about ... his granmother was married to the boys granfather (strangely enough) and was originally from France were she gave up a good aristocratic life for the benefit of living with the granfather of the handsome young boy.
The stories the granmother told the handsome young boy was from a life in splendor and the young handsome boy promised himself he would strive to live a life close to what the granmother once had.
The Norwegians discovered oil as early as the next year and the society prospered and everybody could eat Quiche as often as they like ...
Or something like that ...
Once upon a time in a poor peasant countryside of Norway (mind you this was before we got stinking rich by discovering oil) a little boy was playing with a stick (not Twiggy) pretending to be Ivanhoe (this was before the apparatus called television was a common household applience). The boy was quite handsome yet he was often hungry, he could dream for days about foreign dishes like Quiche that his granmother told him about ... his granmother was married to the boys granfather (strangely enough) and was originally from France were she gave up a good aristocratic life for the benefit of living with the granfather of the handsome young boy.
The stories the granmother told the handsome young boy was from a life in splendor and the young handsome boy promised himself he would strive to live a life close to what the granmother once had.
The Norwegians discovered oil as early as the next year and the society prospered and everybody could eat Quiche as often as they like ...
Or something like that ...
Wait behind the line ..............................................................
Ah ok, have you thought of any arguements to back your opinion up yet.liquidat0r wrote:
1927 wrote:
whats =/= all about? Equals? Better than?liquidat0r wrote:
(not equal to)
Ive been fair and showed plus's and minus's towards this food.
I got another Plus (see how fucking lush I am)
It can be used on the school menu.
Ted - Or you could like hang it off a stick in the garden in an attempt to keep the birds from eating your garden vegtables that you grow. If you grow some. Im calling you a Vegetable Grower or nothing, but I know some people do that kind of thing.
+1 for a simply marvellous storyVaregg wrote:
Oki here goes ...
Once upon a time in a poor peasant countryside of Norway (mind you this was before we got stinking rich by discovering oil) a little boy was playing with a stick (not Twiggy) pretending to be Ivanhoe (this was before the apparatus called television was a common household applience). The boy was quite handsome yet he was often hungry, he could dream for days about foreign dishes like Quiche that his granmother told him about ... his granmother was married to the boys granfather (strangely enough) and was originally from France were she gave up a good aristocratic life for the benefit of living with the granfather of the handsome young boy.
The stories the granmother told the handsome young boy was from a life in splendor and the young handsome boy promised himself he would strive to live a life close to what the granmother once had.
The Norwegians discovered oil as early as the next year and the society prospered and everybody could eat Quiche as often as they like ...
Or something like that ...
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Just as I suspected. Its only frigging French aint it?Varegg wrote:
Oki here goes ...
Once upon a time in a poor peasant countryside of Norway (mind you this was before we got stinking rich by discovering oil) a little boy was playing with a stick (not Twiggy) pretending to be Ivanhoe (this was before the apparatus called television was a common household applience). The boy was quite handsome yet he was often hungry, he could dream for days about foreign dishes like Quiche that his granmother told him about ... his granmother was married to the boys granfather (strangely enough) and was originally from France were she gave up a good aristocratic life for the benefit of living with the granfather of the handsome young boy.
The stories the granmother told the handsome young boy was from a life in splendor and the young handsome boy promised himself he would strive to live a life close to what the granmother once had.
The Norwegians discovered oil as early as the next year and the society prospered and everybody could eat Quiche as often as they like ...
Or something like that ...
Lads put it down now, enoughs enough
Hot quiche lorraine for me, with a bit of tomato sauce.
Do you have chips aswell though?james@alienware wrote:
Hot quiche lorraine for me, with a bit of tomato sauce.
Mash? Roast? Boiled?
Maybe you dont have potatoes at all?
Its more of a snack than a meal isnt it?
Quiche Lorraine with a nice salad and perhaps a slightly buttered toast on the side
Wait behind the line ..............................................................
Toast on the side? Haven't heard that before.
I'm confused. Which opinion am I meant to be backing up?1927 wrote:
Ah ok, have you thought of any arguements to back your opinion up yet.liquidat0r wrote:
1927 wrote:
whats =/= all about? Equals? Better than?liquidat0r wrote:
(not equal to)
My point was that you can't compare quiche to pizza like you did. They're difference things, entirely. Quiche isn't "trying to be" pizza.
You're perfectly entitled to dislike quiche.
Toast in the middle then?liquidat0r wrote:
Toast on the side? Haven't heard that before.
Wait behind the line ..............................................................
Back home we had quiche every couple of weeks or so. Normally two different flavours (salmon and brocolli / sausage) serverd with green beans and potatoes.
It's a pretty sound meal.
It's a pretty sound meal.
Its versatile like a Waffle yet confusing at the same time.liquidat0r wrote:
Toast on the side? Haven't heard that before.
You gotta fight fight fight fight - fight for this Quiche
Ahh right, I get you now sorry.liquidat0r wrote:
I'm confused. Which opinion am I meant to be backing up?1927 wrote:
Ah ok, have you thought of any arguements to back your opinion up yet.liquidat0r wrote:
1927 wrote:
whats =/= all about? Equals? Better than?
My point was that you can't compare quiche to pizza like you did. They're difference things, entirely. Quiche isn't "trying to be" pizza.
You're perfectly entitled to dislike quiche.
I thought you were saying how Quiche was better than pizza, when infact you were saying you cant compare the two.
Well I reckon you can compare them.
Both round, both food. Both have a dull base with an interesting filling / top. Both quick foods if brought out of a box. Both edible hot or cold. Other than cheese on toast, I reckon a Quiche is the closest/next best thing to a Pizza