Competition!!!

[moody]

don't worry, we have LOADS of them here, and i got the official antimatter kebab shop down my street still i'd like to taste one from your country lads.

 

[Mariner]

Originally posted by moody
and i got the official antimatter kebab shop down my street :

What does it tastes like? Salty?

 

[ashure]

Originally posted by without
they don't have real kebab.. but fake ones..

you're right.In Finland, they put rice with Ýskender kebap.It's fuckin' wrong man!

 

[Don Corleone]

Originally posted by Mariner
What does it tastes like? Salty?

no it's jazzy!

 

[Don Corleone]

Originally posted by Mariner
What does it tastes like? Salty?

no it's jazzy!

 

[Don Corleone]

Originally posted by Mariner
What does it tastes like? Salty?

no it's jazzy!

 

[Don Corleone]

Originally posted by Mariner
What does it tastes like? Salty?

no it's jazzy!

 

[Don Corleone]

oooooopps sorry browser problem!

 

[speakinstone]

Originally posted by ashure
you're right.In Finland, they put rice with Y´skender kebap.It's fuckin' wrong man!

oops..

sorry..!

 

[Crack Hitler]

Yes, truly sorry. Because we all know instead of rice it should be...

 

[speakinstone]

oops..don's previous was kinda same as mine above.. oops. sorry. didn't mean to plagiate.. sorry..!

 

[speakinstone]

Originally posted by Crack Hitler
Yes, truly sorry. Because we all know instead of rice it should be...

..rubber chicken?

 

[Crack Hitler]

That's classic.

But you're right. The original Ýskender kebab indeed is served with a rubber chicken stuffed with rice.

eh?

 

[speakinstone]

i may be right, but you can spell 'iskender' correct, i see..

 

[Crack Hitler]

Whop, well I thought I'd copy and paste it from the expert (ashure) since I'm no good with those kebab thingies and names tho I like eating 'em...

 

[speakinstone]

the names..? or thingies?

 

[Crack Hitler]

both

 

[speakinstone]

of course. me stupid.

 

[Don Corleone]

i just realized. i had over 4000 posts, now it's back to 3815. hahahaha, funny peculiar.

 

[ashure]

Originally posted by speakinstone
oops..

sorry..!

yes people this is a very important subject which I'm very sensitive about *ahem* I'd like to begin to my words with reproaching those Turkish fellas -in Finland or wherever- who serve Ýskender with rice.And then I'd like to enlighten you as an expert -like a wise one of you said- about the best friends of Ýskender.It's definetly yogurt and sliced 'pide' -a kind of Turkish bread-. well guys, since you know the legendary truth, go ahead and share it with others.....

.....while I go and get my mental pills