Nothing yet, I had some ham and two beers though. Not very nice either of them desu. Ham was fine.
/éire/
Cooper Jackson
Carter Ross
>What did the Irish have for dinner?
Dunno yet. Either lasagne, home made pizza or bolognese. What did you have?
Was gonna have a beer but if I start now I won't stop. What beer did you have?
Nicholas Baker
>Poi the electrician
Truly a being of many talents.
>What did the Irish have for dinner?
Meat and veg.
Benjamin Robinson
Had some lasagne myself, I'm wanting some beer but I'm thinking perhaps I should take a bit of a break from alcohol.
Bentley Gray
>thinking perhaps I should take a bit of a break from alcohol
Nah, have a few cans. Government needs the taxes.
Gavin Davis
The first was Grolsch, and I remember liking that, but for some reason today I found it far too strongly pronounced and "piss-like", even beyond the type of beer which I like.
The second was Puck pilsner, which, being an expensive Irish brand doing perhaps the most common type of continental beer, obviously wasn't going to do things the same way. Needless to say, even though I was in the mood for pilsner, I found it far too syrupy, sweetly malty, and rich for my taste.
Logan Martin
Did you drink much lately?
>Meat and veg.
Not undercooked I hope
>What did you have?
Some veg and two madeleines, one which was nice, smooth, silky and moist like...you know
The other one as dry as can be,almost choked to death
Just ham?
Juan Wilson
Yeah, Tesco do this lovely Italian ham, can't remember the name of it.
David Lewis
Pancetta or prosciutto I imagine?
Jayden Garcia
No, it was different than that. More like ham than bacon.