General Chat

To Curry favour

I saw the above phrase on a thread very recently and thought that it may have been to do with Indian or Asian food.

As I could not see this particular recipe in any of my cookery books, I thought that I would have a bash at making it from scratch

Take one large Fawning, then spice well with flattery.

Flattery is a unique combination of blandishments and hyperbole and is suited to most people’s tastes.

Add a smidgin of righteous praise and a dash of utter balderdash.

Stir with a sycophant.

Leave to marinate for at least two days, and then serve thickly (the thicker the better) on toast.


Bullying

In the same thread bullying once again reared its head and was invoked to the Great God of all who can’t have their own way.

Whilst I can’t comment on the context of the word bully in the thread, I believe that I am being bullied on a daily basis.

I am so convinced of this that I am going to Report Main Roads Western Australia to the Ombudsman for constantly harrying me.

Even their traffic lights are always against me!



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I wish you wouldn't post such contentious threads Allan ;-)

pmsl Alan.........you forgot the large ladle full of victim juice in your recipe......essential to create the bitterness needed for the dish lol

the result of your curry recipe is alive and well and posting on these boards as we speak ;-) ;-) ;-)

If you can't find a good recipe there's plenty on www.poorme.org

Yes Sue or...www.thesmallestviolinintheworldandit'splayingjustforyou.co.uk lol

Ann, as this is a new recipe it does tend to ooze everywhere. I haven't found out how to control it yet, nor, I suspect, will anyone else.

Sue, contentious? Moi?...oh sorry, that was pretentious.

Muffy I will take your suggestions on board when I next attemp to make the dish

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My apologies, Wend, I didn't see you there.

Enjoy your curry :-D

Mine would make you sick ;-)

Allan, you're one Bonza Bloke! :-D :-D :-D

Geordie! You've managed to escape from the Quizzes and Games Board! :-D :-D

Allan, PMSL. :-D :-D You can also curry Horses,and I think Asses. :-D

Add a sprinkle of poorme,dash of bully beef.. ;-)

lol Merlin... Curry Asses.....is that the same as a Ring of Fire?? :-D :-D

my friend had one of those rings of fire yesterday - Thursday we ate in Wagamamas and she had a dish called Firecracker - now she knows why it had that name :-D :-D :-D

Probably, or even a Whirling Dervish. :-D

PMSL @ Ann :-D :-D :-D

Well this has made me chuckle!! :-D

think she had a bit of a decoke!!!!!

lol Ann :-D

I do make a very nice, and hot, curry which can take people who are not used to it that way ;-)

I can also do the tradtional Vindaloo and other Indian curry dishes. Next I want to turn my hand to Thai curries :-)

bit like colonic irrigation but more fun!!!!