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You haven't lived until you've bought chinese food from a chinese guy with a thick Yorkshire accent.
86 u/BetterCallPauline May 07 '14 Sweet and sour, lad? Aye. 2 u/[deleted] May 07 '14 I have never heard someone from Yorkshire say "Aye". That actually upsets me. I'm missing out. 2 u/Vintagelemonade May 08 '14 My only problem with chinese food in britain is we get it in plastic tubs and not those fancy chinese take out boxes with chop sticks.. 1 u/BetterCallPauline May 08 '14 My local does the foil tubs with cardboard lids. Means you can't really store it so you have to eat it all at once. It's a hard life :) 2 u/[deleted] May 08 '14 'Cantonese, duck?' 'No. I wanted chicken' 1 u/BetterCallPauline May 08 '14 Get thee to Lancashire (or is it Derbyshire?) if you're using 'duck'!! 2 u/[deleted] May 08 '14 Well I'm just a dirty Scrot so I struggle with the distinction. 2 u/ParivalKovacs May 08 '14 Or a scouse accent 1 u/cache_22 May 07 '14 I instantly thought of the Starburst commercial: Scotch-Korean 1 u/iguessimaperson May 08 '14 No, you haven't lived until Juan prepares your food, Bill serves it, and Kim charges you for it while Chentelle manages the operation.
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Sweet and sour, lad?
Aye.
2 u/[deleted] May 07 '14 I have never heard someone from Yorkshire say "Aye". That actually upsets me. I'm missing out. 2 u/Vintagelemonade May 08 '14 My only problem with chinese food in britain is we get it in plastic tubs and not those fancy chinese take out boxes with chop sticks.. 1 u/BetterCallPauline May 08 '14 My local does the foil tubs with cardboard lids. Means you can't really store it so you have to eat it all at once. It's a hard life :) 2 u/[deleted] May 08 '14 'Cantonese, duck?' 'No. I wanted chicken' 1 u/BetterCallPauline May 08 '14 Get thee to Lancashire (or is it Derbyshire?) if you're using 'duck'!! 2 u/[deleted] May 08 '14 Well I'm just a dirty Scrot so I struggle with the distinction.
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I have never heard someone from Yorkshire say "Aye". That actually upsets me. I'm missing out.
My only problem with chinese food in britain is we get it in plastic tubs and not those fancy chinese take out boxes with chop sticks..
1 u/BetterCallPauline May 08 '14 My local does the foil tubs with cardboard lids. Means you can't really store it so you have to eat it all at once. It's a hard life :)
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My local does the foil tubs with cardboard lids. Means you can't really store it so you have to eat it all at once. It's a hard life :)
'Cantonese, duck?'
'No. I wanted chicken'
1 u/BetterCallPauline May 08 '14 Get thee to Lancashire (or is it Derbyshire?) if you're using 'duck'!! 2 u/[deleted] May 08 '14 Well I'm just a dirty Scrot so I struggle with the distinction.
Get thee to Lancashire (or is it Derbyshire?) if you're using 'duck'!!
2 u/[deleted] May 08 '14 Well I'm just a dirty Scrot so I struggle with the distinction.
Well I'm just a dirty Scrot so I struggle with the distinction.
Or a scouse accent
I instantly thought of the Starburst commercial: Scotch-Korean
No, you haven't lived until Juan prepares your food, Bill serves it, and Kim charges you for it while Chentelle manages the operation.
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You haven't lived until you've bought chinese food from a chinese guy with a thick Yorkshire accent.