Reply With QuoteI enjoy it at lunchtime, but in the evening? On the lonely businessman shift? Not so much.Originally Posted by Burney
glw away tonight and I considered a trip to Bluewater for shawarma... perhaps I'll just go for the large doner instead.
As I've got older, I've grown to love it.
I enjoy it at lunchtime, but in the evening? On the lonely businessman shift? Not so much.
glw away tonight and I considered a trip to Bluewater for shawarma... perhaps I'll just go for the large doner instead.
Had a shawarma for lunch... a whole £3-49
Northern Monkey ... who can't upload a bleeding Avatar
Almost never happens; If I'm alone, I simply don't eat
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Telling that your focus is on the cheapness of the dish rather than the quality #yorkshire
Take it as read that it was pure quality.... the cheapness of it just adds to the pleasure
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There's shawarma in Bluewater these days? When did this happen?
About a year ago, I guess. I haven't had a chance to try it yet.
For lunch I prefer it. For dinner not much when I went on a business trip to Vienna and LA after the first night I just had room service for the rest of the trip.
i may have had Club sandwiches for multiple days in a row
The day Porto beat Celtic in the UEFA cup final I was in a hotel in Dusseldorf, siytuated on a trading estate. I went to the lobby and bought my dinner from a vending machine. Crisps, peanuts, Snickers bars and HaribosFor lunch I prefer it. For dinner not much when I went on a business trip to Vienna and LA after the first night I just had room service for the rest of the trip.
i may have had Club sandwiches for multiple days in a row
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