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(yes tanoy i'm posting it here too but what the hell i'm bored)
the 1st time i've ever been in and boy was i unprepared
it all started well with me choosing a sweet onion and chicken tariaki from the menu board as i was in the cue and so thinking myself prepared i confidently strode forward to give my order
what type of bread ?
well i was stunned
normaly it's just white ot brown ? but the selection before me seemed to streach on forever
in a blind panic i pointed at the most inoffensive looking offering
6 or 12 inch she asked with a slight smirk
er 6 inch please was my reply and i must confess to wincing slightly as she chopped the bap in half
do you want cheese?
now i was on more farmiliar ground
yes please i replyed
just one side or both sides
well that one blind sided me er both please i answered wondering when the hell i could devour my sandwich
lettice tomatos cucumber onions
yes please i said my confidance growing once more
pickles chillies peppers ?
er no thanks
sauce
i looked upon the vast array of sauce bottles and decided mot to ask her to recite the list and opted for the no sauce option
sweet onion sauce ?
this struck me dumb with it's blatant stupidity
had i not just ordered a sweet onion and chicken tariaki sandwich ?
surely it was pretty easy to assume that i wanted the sweet onion part of it but i kept my composure and replyed that i did indeed wish to partake of there sweet onion sauce
drink
by now i just wanted to get out of there so i murmered that i was fine and pausing only to point at a sugared doughnut i paid for my sandwich and fled sweat dreanched and shaking from the shop
the buttie it's self was a most delightfull snack though and i shall be trying the foot long next time
the 1st time i've ever been in and boy was i unprepared
it all started well with me choosing a sweet onion and chicken tariaki from the menu board as i was in the cue and so thinking myself prepared i confidently strode forward to give my order
what type of bread ?
well i was stunned
normaly it's just white ot brown ? but the selection before me seemed to streach on forever
in a blind panic i pointed at the most inoffensive looking offering
6 or 12 inch she asked with a slight smirk
er 6 inch please was my reply and i must confess to wincing slightly as she chopped the bap in half
do you want cheese?
now i was on more farmiliar ground
yes please i replyed
just one side or both sides
well that one blind sided me er both please i answered wondering when the hell i could devour my sandwich
lettice tomatos cucumber onions
yes please i said my confidance growing once more
pickles chillies peppers ?
er no thanks
sauce
i looked upon the vast array of sauce bottles and decided mot to ask her to recite the list and opted for the no sauce option
sweet onion sauce ?
this struck me dumb with it's blatant stupidity
had i not just ordered a sweet onion and chicken tariaki sandwich ?
surely it was pretty easy to assume that i wanted the sweet onion part of it but i kept my composure and replyed that i did indeed wish to partake of there sweet onion sauce
drink
by now i just wanted to get out of there so i murmered that i was fine and pausing only to point at a sugared doughnut i paid for my sandwich and fled sweat dreanched and shaking from the shop
the buttie it's self was a most delightfull snack though and i shall be trying the foot long next time
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I ain't nev' seen no troll widda piece, boy.
you should have pulled out a submachine gun, Michael Douglas style.
And then shout 'I'm a troll!', followed by preening yourself in the mirror.
What? It's our thing. WE DO THAT ALL THE TIME.
What? It's our thing. WE DO THAT ALL THE TIME.
I'm a big fan of hot food.
I heartily recommend a big bag of those lightly salted doritos, complete with extra hot salsa, and a jar of jalapenos. one jalapeno per dorito, unless you're feeling adventurous, or unless beer and cigs have killed your taste buds.
there are hotter things available in jars though - bright yellow whole chillies. they make jalapenos taste like ice-cream. great on kebabs though.
I heartily recommend a big bag of those lightly salted doritos, complete with extra hot salsa, and a jar of jalapenos. one jalapeno per dorito, unless you're feeling adventurous, or unless beer and cigs have killed your taste buds.
there are hotter things available in jars though - bright yellow whole chillies. they make jalapenos taste like ice-cream. great on kebabs though.
cookie monster wrote:
> You should have just stood in the middle of the place and shouted
> "Im a n00b! Pity me!"
And then thrown some spam tins around, followed by insulting the regulars mothers.
> You should have just stood in the middle of the place and shouted
> "Im a n00b! Pity me!"
And then thrown some spam tins around, followed by insulting the regulars mothers.
But hard to spell
SHEEPY wrote:
> I know what you mean, I went into this quite cool but upper class
> cliche coffee bar thing at Uni today.
>
> Had no idea what to order/where to sit/what to do
>
> I cried.
You should have just stood in the middle of the place and shouted "Im a n00b! Pity me!"
> I know what you mean, I went into this quite cool but upper class
> cliche coffee bar thing at Uni today.
>
> Had no idea what to order/where to sit/what to do
>
> I cried.
You should have just stood in the middle of the place and shouted "Im a n00b! Pity me!"
jalapenos = class
A full slice in each bite is just too much.
I know what you mean, I went into this quite cool but upper class cliche coffee bar thing at Uni today.
Had no idea what to order/where to sit/what to do
I cried.
Had no idea what to order/where to sit/what to do
I cried.
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