whats your poison...

[Fnaar]

Isn't that a mandarin's brush, Gavin?

Or possibly quill

 

[tyred]

Fish and chips, plenty of salt and vinegar

 

[dellzeqq]

I'd go with fish and chips.

Most of the curry that I've eaten in London has been formless glop, but it is at least possible to find Indian restaurants that cook nice ingredients well. It's also possible to find nice Vietnamese food, but, for the life of me, I've not found Chinese food that lifts itself above the primeval soup with greasy rice stage for a long time. If anybody has a recommendation for Chinese in south London, then please share it.

 

[Keith Oates]

Surely, it is neither, but an anglicisation of Chinese characters. Personally, I have seen more Szechuans than Sichuan. But, I am no expert on this and I note that Peking Duck become Beijing Duck at the stroke of a mandarins pen.

Try this link!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://encarta.msn.com/map_701516531/sichuan.html

 

[got-to-get-fit]

my father in law hates cheese ....but loves pizza. I asked him one day 'how come he liked the cheese on pizzas'.....he replied that he didnt know it was cheese that was on pizza.............errrmmmmmm cue men in white coats

 

[Headgardener]

Friday night is definatly chip night and as I don't like fish then a battered jumbo saussie fits the bill. One of our local pubs does a take away service so Saturday is pasta night for me.
P.S. Why is their no option for fish and chips?

 

[got-to-get-fit]

Cos its my game and my ball and ill take it home if i want to

 

[MadoneRider1991]

Chinese anyday

 

[Headgardener]

Cos its my game and my ball and I'll take it home if I want to.

There, makes much more sense.