Reply With QuoteI like to think I am a fairly tolerant person, b, but if can't have pigs in blankets what is the ****ing point of livingOriginally Posted by Burney
I like to think I am a fairly tolerant person, b, but if can't have pigs in blankets what is the ****ing point of living
Cultural appropriation much?
Well quite. Pork and booze are pretty fücking central to Christmas. Ham, ps-in-bs, bacon on the turkey, lard to cook the roast potatoes, sausage meat in the stuffing. And as for drink, you're basically drinking from breakfast time onwards - and that's without all the booze in the trifle, Christmas pudding, mince pies, etc.
Muslim Christmas would - and I can say this without fear of contradiction - be fùcking wánk.
More pressingly, can we not even trust The Daily Mail to resist the tide of islamic cultural imperialism?
Indeed. Christ I am hungry now though. Haven't had a proper roast for ages - last Christmas in fact. Alcohol not so much of a problemWell quite. Pork and booze are pretty fücking central to Christmas. Ham, ps-in-bs, bacon on the turkey, lard to cook the roast potatoes, sausage meat in the stuffing. And as for drink, you're basically drinking from breakfast time onwards - and that's without all the booze in the trifle, Christmas pudding, mince pies, etc.
Muslim Christmas would - and I can say this without fear of contradiction - be fùcking wánk.
Surely you can buy a chicken there, la, or a rib of beef? And lard must be available, Christ on a bike there must be gallons of rendered pork fat produced in Munich every day.
Rostbraten happens there, surely?
But I would have to fly my mother or one of my sisters over to cook it. That's the complicated bit
Yes, but it's a bit foreign, isn't it? It's not a decent English roast.
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