UK Munchies

[thewooman]

you know somthing very suspisios about scooby doo?

shaggy and scooby are ALWAYS hungry

hmmm i wonder why?

[hippy lettuce]

you know somthing very suspisios about scooby doo?

shaggy and scooby are ALWAYS hungry

hmmm i wonder why?

lol yeah man, i read somewhere that they've always bin thought of as a pair of stoners, scoobys middle name is doobie lol n shaggys love interest was called mary jane.....hmm...suspicious wunt really call fish n chips a munchie! lol its a whole meal. my usual munchies r normally a bag of quavers, king size mars bar n a can of dr. pepper lol good stuff am so hungry

[LOVElife]

CHIP BUTTY
BATTERED BOOST FROM THE CHIPPY
KEBAB AFTER A SESSION

P.S I PISS MYSELF WHEN AMERICANS CALL IT CANDY!! HAHAHA

[LOVElife]

When I was working in Germany we were having our dinner one day and i had 2 bits of bread and proceeded to make a chip butty!! There was 3 Yanks there and a few Germans, and they couldn't believe what their eyes were seeing!!

Had them all on the Chip Buttys after that!!

[Don Dimitri]

.... good to see some fellow brits about with good taste.. i love ye olde chip butty myself.. even more tasty though with some heinz baked beans.. chips and beans rock.. a fried egg is nice with it too...

[thewooman]

i just have whatevers avilable at the time.

lol oh yeh his middle names doobie, i used to watch scooby doo loads when i was a child. no wonder i became a stoner.

[Kid Dynamite]

jaffa cakes, crunch corners, pepsie max. Oh not to mention Sweet Chilli Walkers crisps




mmmmmmmmm

[greenguy]

I dig those aero bars...problem is they're kinda outa date looking when they make it to supermarket shelves here in NY

[GHoSToKeR]

anything made my cadbury is cool with me.. especially Crunchies

[Looker]

Hey Looker, how d'you know about scouse stew? I thought you were American.

And skinupsimon, I've never tasted the cinnamon jolly ranchers but it sounds fuckin disgusting mate; I like the old ones though, do they still sell them?

My mum is from Liverpool O aye thres some english in me..

I spent some time over there when I was very young also...I remember my grandma serving me ready brek or wheetabix for breakfast, going to Blackpool, Granada television, especially when the Queen would come on and my grandad would ass up to the screen..(he was a real radical)

I also remember living in a rented mansion in a place called Hoylake(not sure of the spelling)...it was by the sea...the guy that owned it was WW2 eighth army,old man by then with a handlebar moustache...


Nice memories...