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Nasty Nob on Warbike with Klaw





Buzzard's Knob

Orkeosaurus wrote:My breakfast is a can of Mountain Dew and candy corn.

Also, I'm eating it at 1:00.


I'm right there with ya buddy! My breakfast was a handful of Hershey's miniatures that the parasites didn't get to, and a half gallon of chocolate milk that was about to turn. I failed to terrify even a single kiddie last night, damnit! However, some of the food on this thread has me afraid for my life. (It's not sausage if it's "veggie". What's wrong with you people? And by the way, you can put cheese on anything. Here in the Midwest, a slice of apple pie isn't done until it has a slice of cheddar on it.)

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UK

Two fried eggs, toast cut into soldiers, bacon, sweet chilli mango sausages, baked beans, french toast, more bacon, potato farls, big mug of tea and a glass of cold orange juice.

breakfast.

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Charging Wild Rider







Omelette with onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers, and cheddar cheese, sausage, bacon, rye toast, baked beans, 2 pancakes with strawberries and maple syrup, OJ, and a pot of coffee. This was my breakfast and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Fixture of Dakka




Manchester UK

I will never understand the whole 'Bacon with pancakes and syrup' thing. I just can't mix sweet and savoury!
It's Wrong. And Bad.

 Cheesecat wrote:
 purplefood wrote:
I find myself agreeing with Albatross far too often these days...

I almost always agree with Albatross, I can't see why anyone wouldn't.


 Crazy_Carnifex wrote:

Okay, so the male version of "Cougar" is now officially "Albatross".
 
   
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Minnesota

They should invent a new, stronger word for sweet and salty.

Anuvver fing - when they do sumfing, they try to make it look like somfink else to confuse everybody. When one of them wants to lord it over the uvvers, 'e says "I'm very speshul so'z you gotta worship me", or "I know summink wot you lot don't know, so yer better lissen good". Da funny fing is, arf of 'em believe it and da over arf don't, so 'e 'as to hit 'em all anyway or run fer it.
 
   
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Albatross wrote:I will never understand the whole 'Bacon with pancakes and syrup' thing. I just can't mix sweet and savoury!
It's Wrong. And Bad.
But oh so good. And i'd take that Japanese breakfast any day of the week, and twice on Sundays. I Don't get enough Sashimi, although I'm not the biggest fan of Miso soup.

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From England. Living in Shanghai

All this talk of good old fashioned British breakfasts has my mouth watering. My nan's Sunday roast is the best (but then I'm sure everyone will say the same).

Although back onto breakfast: 2 fried eggs, baked beans AND spaghetti (from a tin), 4 real sausages (no frankfurters allowed round these parts), 4 slices of bacon, fried tomato, fried mushrooms, 2 slices of toast with butter and to top it all off...a steak and kidney pudding. And the oh so famous cuppa tea. 3 sugars and semi skimmed milk.

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Killer Klaivex






Forever alone

I have sultana bran for breakfast most mornings. Keeps my fibre intake up and the waste moving.

On weekends I sometimes have four pieces of toast with promite. Not much, but I've never been one for big breakfasts. Bacon and scrambled eggs are the exception.

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From England. Living in Shanghai

Damn I forgot the scrambled eggs.

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Stabbin' Skarboy






San Francisco Bay Area, CA

Breakfast today was:
Half a Snickers, a Twix, a ButterFinger and a bag of Pizza Bites. Mmmmmmmm

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Manchester UK

Half a Snickers, a Twix, a ButterFinger and a bag of Pizza Bites.


Ah, 'The Widow-maker'. Good times.

 Cheesecat wrote:
 purplefood wrote:
I find myself agreeing with Albatross far too often these days...

I almost always agree with Albatross, I can't see why anyone wouldn't.


 Crazy_Carnifex wrote:

Okay, so the male version of "Cougar" is now officially "Albatross".
 
   
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smiling Assassin wrote:XXXX only got the name because Piss was too rude.

sA


Actually it's because Queenslanders can't spell Beer.

Orkeosaurus wrote:They should invent a new, stronger word for sweet and salty.


Sweaty?


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Jimi Nemesis wrote:
Orkeosaurus wrote:They should invent a new, stronger word for sweet and salty.


Sweaty?


Hurhurhur!!! Only when talking about cannibalism tartar.

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Baked beans? Sure get me started in the morning. The world would suffocate by 12 0'clock.

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Wanganui New Zealand

Banana, bacon and pancakes all dripping with maple syrup and in a big pile

   
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An unknown location in the Warp

steak, beer nuff said



 
   
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United States

Orkeosaurus wrote:They should invent a new, stronger word for sweet and salty.


Umami? That's the 'synergy' taste, anyway.

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MeanGreenStompa wrote:Black pudding is blood sausage.

I was raised with Cornish hog's pudding myself, very peppery and cut into slices and fried.

My American gf is very freaked out by the fact we have baked beans for breakfast. I on the other hand get freaked out by the melted cheese that gets put on the bacon and sausages over there (in fact the Pennsylvania Dutch seem to cover every damned thing in melted cheese).

I am also boggled by the eating of desert for breakfast, those batter based pancakes covered in syrup and whipped cream are a desert, not a good way to start the day... Also putting syrup on bacon... erm, WTF?


Freaked out by beans with breakfast? You put them beans right next to the steak and eggs, then wash them down with black coffee.

Orkeosaurus wrote:They should invent a new, stronger word for sweet and salty.

Swalty
   
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Newcastle, OZ

smiling Assassin wrote:XXXX only got the name because Piss was too rude.

sA


No, it's because they weren't allowed to use the word "beer" due to the similar brewing laws that the Germans had for many centuries.
(Reinheitsgebot) as the watered down horse pee that it is isn't even close to beer.

My dad used to eat Black pudding. He's dead now.
I could never stand the smell of it (or the flavour).

I can handle bacon and scrambled eggs, mushrooms, sausages (we have a local butcher who got in trouble for putting too much meat in his sausages - so now he calls them 'gourmet' sausages - apparently the same limitations don't apply to them) and some toast though.

Been a few weeks since I've had one though. Had a bit of a wee bender on Saturday night and couldn't stomach the idea of a fried breakfast on sunday afternoon (didn't get to sleep before about 5:30am).

I'm OVER 50 (and so far over everyone's BS, too).
Old enough to know better, young enough to not give a ****.

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... and yet, with strange aeons, even death may die.
 
   
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Birmingham - GB

I used to hate black pudding, now love the stuff. It grows on you, especially the good stuff. Needs eating fresh, and preferably raw mmmmm. Not a fan of mushrooms.

cooked breakie for me - bacon, fried eggs, scrambled egg, sausages, hash browns, beans, fried bread, black pudding, toast, good cup of tea, orange juice mmmmmm

and of course HP sauce.

Haven't the foggiest what all this syrup nonsense is..... why? just why? sweet and meaty? that's for a bbq, not breakfast!

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Somewhere in south-central England.

You can get sausages with anything from about 70% to 94% meat in them. I hate to think what else is in them. As Bismark said, "Two things you don't want to see the process of making of are the laws of the German Reich and sausages."

I had crumpets with Marmite on for brekker this morning.

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Bournemouth, UK

I always remember a TimeTeam episode where they were digging an old industrial site. They got on one of the diggers to re-enact what a typical day would be like. It involved a lot of meat, especially at breakfast. If I remember right, there was steak, sausage and bacon for breakfast, in large amounts

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a topic about food you say??

well this is related XD


 
   
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jamessearle0 wrote:a topic about food you say??

well this is related XD


I feel so ashamed for laughing at this.
   
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Kilkrazy wrote:You can get sausages with anything from about 70% to 94% meat in them. I hate to think what else is in them. As Bismark said, "Two things you don't want to see the process of making of are the laws of the German Reich and sausages."


I agree. The same thing applies for Chinese food.

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scrapple- there is something you don't want to know the contents of

big breakfast around my area
biscuits and gravy with eggs (scrambled or fried), hashbrowns, bacon (or sausage or scrapple depending on your preference) and your drink of choice, i usually go for juice or tea (sweet tea, it gets you going in the morning, though its probably just a massive sugar rush it brings on)
   
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I've never been one for big breakfasts I likes my Rice Krispies and Sugar Puffs too much
   
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Rarely ever eat breakfast, but when I do:
Pot of coffee, three sugars a cup.
Ice water.
Pancake sandwich. Take two eggs over easy (or medium) and place them between two pancakes. Yes, with butter and syrup.
Bacon, sausage and sliced ham.
4-6 slices of toast.
Also love syrup on the meats, learned this when I was in the Army and everything went into a cup for breakfast and you just poared syrup over the whole lot.
   
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England.

Normaly just a bowl of cereal.
But I have two favourate brekkies. Firstly the Crumpet. Toasted on the fire, with just the right amount of butter on them. Ohh Heaven. You can even add jam or marmalade!!!!!

Secondly the hearty English Breakfast. Two sausages, two rashers of bacon (juicy), beans, two fried eggs, fried mushrooms, fried tomatoes, a roll of white bread, fresh toast and marmalade. All washed down with freshly squeesed orange juice and a cup of Assam tea (Earl Grey is not for me thank you very much).
   
 
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