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I genuinely want one of these:
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Weird ? It's like supporting a football team and complaining about stuff..... Damn I miss Katrien !Bigbadbozman said:I went to the Sevenoaks branch last night my first time to a Nandos. It is the first time I have experienced main courses being bought out when we were halfway through our starters. I went for the extra extra hot peri peri sauce on my chicken, hot wings from KFC are spicier. The chicken was also dry, the coleslaw utterly insipid. In short is this a normal Nandos experience? To me it was an over rated and expensive harvester. I really don't get all the fuss about it - am I wrong? I paid basically treble what I would have paid at KFC for food which isn't as nice!
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Why am i being dragged in to this ?Valiantphil said:When is he signing ?
Manager or player ?
Is he Spanish ?
Anyway, how tall is he ?
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There are more thorough pieces on it but just for starters:Stig said:
The odd thing is, I genuinely have no idea whether that is what people believe or whether you're spoofing it up a bit.Big_Bad_World said:
I don't have a problem with eating chicken that doesn't need to have a completely nonsensical blessing put on it based on a medieval ideology, for fear of upsetting a mythical character that apparently split the moon in half and rode up to heaven on a unicorn. Cheeky or not.Dazzler21 said:
I don't have a problem eating Halal chicken. Some of my mates are Muslim so we purposely travel to the Croydon Nando's on the rare occasion we all fancy a 'Cheeky Nando's'.Big_Bad_World said:
73 out of their 402 restaurants are. All of which advise customers after they have stepped in the restaurant. There are no signs to inform potential customers before entering.cafcdave123 said:is Nando's halal?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splitting_of_the_moon
Re the unicorn, I spoke out of turn. It was actually a winged horse. Look up 'Buraq'.1 -
And the god person creating a whole world in 7 days for just two people, who didn't even have a scooter to get round on...Big_Bad_World said:
It's not offensive to state that religion is made up nonsense. It's factual. It'll stay factual until the burden of proof has been fulfilled. A burden of proof that nobody has ever been able to fulfil.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I should have added 'without causing offence'. If you don't believe then religion will probably appear nonsensical - I stopped going to church when I was about 10 which is a good few years ago!Big_Bad_World said:
This is obviously off topic but religion is easily discussed.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
You are either an atheist or a believer in religion as far as I'm aware? I'm not sure how many are undecided.Dazzler21 said:
How do you spot an atheist, a religion believer, a vegan, a runner?Big_Bad_World said:
I don't have a problem with eating chicken that doesn't need to have a completely nonsensical blessing put on it based on a medieval ideology, for fear of upsetting a mythical character that apparently split the moon in half and rode up to heaven on a unicorn. Cheeky or not.Dazzler21 said:
I don't have a problem eating Halal chicken. Some of my mates are Muslim so we purposely travel to the Croydon Nando's on the rare occasion we all fancy a 'Cheeky Nando's'.Big_Bad_World said:
73 out of their 402 restaurants are. All of which advise customers after they have stepped in the restaurant. There are no signs to inform potential customers before entering.cafcdave123 said:is Nando's halal?
Any one of them will tell you.
Impossible to discuss religion!
Burden of proof and all that. If that cannot be fulfilled then there is nothing to discuss.
I mean, Adam and Eve? Really? talking snake? and that's just for starters.
The New Testament doesn't exist without the Old Testament. A point that religious folk can't get their heads around. Mainly due to it advocating slavery and other such horrific practices that they'd rather not have on their conscience when talking to the sky.
I'll leave it there as this isn't what the thread was for.4 -
Splitting the moon, talking snakes. These mainstream religions are so outlandish they make the cargo cults seem positively sane. At least Phil The Greek has bounteous wealth, beyond the dreams of remote island communities.Big_Bad_World said:
There are more thorough pieces on it but just for starters:Stig said:
The odd thing is, I genuinely have no idea whether that is what people believe or whether you're spoofing it up a bit.Big_Bad_World said:
I don't have a problem with eating chicken that doesn't need to have a completely nonsensical blessing put on it based on a medieval ideology, for fear of upsetting a mythical character that apparently split the moon in half and rode up to heaven on a unicorn. Cheeky or not.Dazzler21 said:
I don't have a problem eating Halal chicken. Some of my mates are Muslim so we purposely travel to the Croydon Nando's on the rare occasion we all fancy a 'Cheeky Nando's'.Big_Bad_World said:
73 out of their 402 restaurants are. All of which advise customers after they have stepped in the restaurant. There are no signs to inform potential customers before entering.cafcdave123 said:is Nando's halal?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splitting_of_the_moon
Re the unicorn I spoke out of turn. It was actually a winged horse. Look up 'Buraq'.1 -
haha, nice chap Ken, he gave me an extra piece of chicken and a free drink.DamoNorthStand said:
Ah Kens Kebabs!Redhenry said:I went to KFC in Portsmouth, Kens Fried Chicken.
And Ken’s Chicken
And Kens Pizza
Ken does everything. Lived off that place at Uni0 -
Absolutely. If those that wrote the book, 100 years or so after the illegitimate child died, had mentioned a CR90 being available then it would have made it so much more plausible.Algarveaddick said:
And the god person creating a whole world in 7 days for just two people, who didn't even have a scooter to get round on...Big_Bad_World said:
It's not offensive to state that religion is made up nonsense. It's factual. It'll stay factual until the burden of proof has been fulfilled. A burden of proof that nobody has ever been able to fulfil.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I should have added 'without causing offence'. If you don't believe then religion will probably appear nonsensical - I stopped going to church when I was about 10 which is a good few years ago!Big_Bad_World said:
This is obviously off topic but religion is easily discussed.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
You are either an atheist or a believer in religion as far as I'm aware? I'm not sure how many are undecided.Dazzler21 said:
How do you spot an atheist, a religion believer, a vegan, a runner?Big_Bad_World said:
I don't have a problem with eating chicken that doesn't need to have a completely nonsensical blessing put on it based on a medieval ideology, for fear of upsetting a mythical character that apparently split the moon in half and rode up to heaven on a unicorn. Cheeky or not.Dazzler21 said:
I don't have a problem eating Halal chicken. Some of my mates are Muslim so we purposely travel to the Croydon Nando's on the rare occasion we all fancy a 'Cheeky Nando's'.Big_Bad_World said:
73 out of their 402 restaurants are. All of which advise customers after they have stepped in the restaurant. There are no signs to inform potential customers before entering.cafcdave123 said:is Nando's halal?
Any one of them will tell you.
Impossible to discuss religion!
Burden of proof and all that. If that cannot be fulfilled then there is nothing to discuss.
I mean, Adam and Eve? Really? talking snake? and that's just for starters.
The New Testament doesn't exist without the Old Testament. A point that religious folk can't get their heads around. Mainly due to it advocating slavery and other such horrific practices that they'd rather not have on their conscience when talking to the sky.
I'll leave it there as this isn't what the thread was for.
Also, by telling everyone that Adam and Eve roamed the earth 4.543 billion years ago (the believed birth of the earth) might have provided some more tangible detail to the story
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Did they live in SE London and frequent Morleys?Big_Bad_World said:
Absolutely. If those that wrote the book, 100 years or so after the illegitimate child died, had mentioned a CR90 being available then it would have made it so much more plausible.Algarveaddick said:
And the god person creating a whole world in 7 days for just two people, who didn't even have a scooter to get round on...Big_Bad_World said:
It's not offensive to state that religion is made up nonsense. It's factual. It'll stay factual until the burden of proof has been fulfilled. A burden of proof that nobody has ever been able to fulfil.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I should have added 'without causing offence'. If you don't believe then religion will probably appear nonsensical - I stopped going to church when I was about 10 which is a good few years ago!Big_Bad_World said:
This is obviously off topic but religion is easily discussed.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
You are either an atheist or a believer in religion as far as I'm aware? I'm not sure how many are undecided.Dazzler21 said:
How do you spot an atheist, a religion believer, a vegan, a runner?Big_Bad_World said:
I don't have a problem with eating chicken that doesn't need to have a completely nonsensical blessing put on it based on a medieval ideology, for fear of upsetting a mythical character that apparently split the moon in half and rode up to heaven on a unicorn. Cheeky or not.Dazzler21 said:
I don't have a problem eating Halal chicken. Some of my mates are Muslim so we purposely travel to the Croydon Nando's on the rare occasion we all fancy a 'Cheeky Nando's'.Big_Bad_World said:
73 out of their 402 restaurants are. All of which advise customers after they have stepped in the restaurant. There are no signs to inform potential customers before entering.cafcdave123 said:is Nando's halal?
Any one of them will tell you.
Impossible to discuss religion!
Burden of proof and all that. If that cannot be fulfilled then there is nothing to discuss.
I mean, Adam and Eve? Really? talking snake? and that's just for starters.
The New Testament doesn't exist without the Old Testament. A point that religious folk can't get their heads around. Mainly due to it advocating slavery and other such horrific practices that they'd rather not have on their conscience when talking to the sky.
I'll leave it there as this isn't what the thread was for.
Also, by telling everyone that Adam and Eve roamed the earth 4.543 billion years ago (the believed birth of the earth) might have provided some more tangible detail to the story0 - Sponsored links:
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Now we're getting in to the discussion around whether an 8th day of creation existed whereby beardy set about populating the earth with fast food restaurants.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
Did they live in SE London and frequent Morleys?Big_Bad_World said:
Absolutely. If those that wrote the book, 100 years or so after the illegitimate child died, had mentioned a CR90 being available then it would have made it so much more plausible.Algarveaddick said:
And the god person creating a whole world in 7 days for just two people, who didn't even have a scooter to get round on...Big_Bad_World said:
It's not offensive to state that religion is made up nonsense. It's factual. It'll stay factual until the burden of proof has been fulfilled. A burden of proof that nobody has ever been able to fulfil.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I should have added 'without causing offence'. If you don't believe then religion will probably appear nonsensical - I stopped going to church when I was about 10 which is a good few years ago!Big_Bad_World said:
This is obviously off topic but religion is easily discussed.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
You are either an atheist or a believer in religion as far as I'm aware? I'm not sure how many are undecided.Dazzler21 said:
How do you spot an atheist, a religion believer, a vegan, a runner?Big_Bad_World said:
I don't have a problem with eating chicken that doesn't need to have a completely nonsensical blessing put on it based on a medieval ideology, for fear of upsetting a mythical character that apparently split the moon in half and rode up to heaven on a unicorn. Cheeky or not.Dazzler21 said:
I don't have a problem eating Halal chicken. Some of my mates are Muslim so we purposely travel to the Croydon Nando's on the rare occasion we all fancy a 'Cheeky Nando's'.Big_Bad_World said:
73 out of their 402 restaurants are. All of which advise customers after they have stepped in the restaurant. There are no signs to inform potential customers before entering.cafcdave123 said:is Nando's halal?
Any one of them will tell you.
Impossible to discuss religion!
Burden of proof and all that. If that cannot be fulfilled then there is nothing to discuss.
I mean, Adam and Eve? Really? talking snake? and that's just for starters.
The New Testament doesn't exist without the Old Testament. A point that religious folk can't get their heads around. Mainly due to it advocating slavery and other such horrific practices that they'd rather not have on their conscience when talking to the sky.
I'll leave it there as this isn't what the thread was for.
Also, by telling everyone that Adam and Eve roamed the earth 4.543 billion years ago (the believed birth of the earth) might have provided some more tangible detail to the story
On what day were the chickens created?0 -
Big_Bad_World said:
Now we're getting in to the discussion around whether an 8th day of creation existed whereby beardy set about populating the earth with fast food restaurants.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
Did they live in SE London and frequent Morleys?Big_Bad_World said:
Absolutely. If those that wrote the book, 100 years or so after the illegitimate child died, had mentioned a CR90 being available then it would have made it so much more plausible.Algarveaddick said:
And the god person creating a whole world in 7 days for just two people, who didn't even have a scooter to get round on...Big_Bad_World said:
It's not offensive to state that religion is made up nonsense. It's factual. It'll stay factual until the burden of proof has been fulfilled. A burden of proof that nobody has ever been able to fulfil.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I should have added 'without causing offence'. If you don't believe then religion will probably appear nonsensical - I stopped going to church when I was about 10 which is a good few years ago!Big_Bad_World said:
This is obviously off topic but religion is easily discussed.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
You are either an atheist or a believer in religion as far as I'm aware? I'm not sure how many are undecided.Dazzler21 said:
How do you spot an atheist, a religion believer, a vegan, a runner?Big_Bad_World said:
I don't have a problem with eating chicken that doesn't need to have a completely nonsensical blessing put on it based on a medieval ideology, for fear of upsetting a mythical character that apparently split the moon in half and rode up to heaven on a unicorn. Cheeky or not.Dazzler21 said:
I don't have a problem eating Halal chicken. Some of my mates are Muslim so we purposely travel to the Croydon Nando's on the rare occasion we all fancy a 'Cheeky Nando's'.Big_Bad_World said:
73 out of their 402 restaurants are. All of which advise customers after they have stepped in the restaurant. There are no signs to inform potential customers before entering.cafcdave123 said:is Nando's halal?
Any one of them will tell you.
Impossible to discuss religion!
Burden of proof and all that. If that cannot be fulfilled then there is nothing to discuss.
I mean, Adam and Eve? Really? talking snake? and that's just for starters.
The New Testament doesn't exist without the Old Testament. A point that religious folk can't get their heads around. Mainly due to it advocating slavery and other such horrific practices that they'd rather not have on their conscience when talking to the sky.
I'll leave it there as this isn't what the thread was for.
Also, by telling everyone that Adam and Eve roamed the earth 4.543 billion years ago (the believed birth of the earth) might have provided some more tangible detail to the story
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Charlton and Morley’s chicken are genuinely the pride of south London in my opinion. Both red and white and both 50/50 on whether it will make your stomach turn in 90 mins.PaddyP17 said:I genuinely want one of these:
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People besmirching the good name of Morley's is worse than religion.
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I think it could all kick off on here.....Friend Or Defoe said:People besmirching the good name of Morley's is worse than religion.
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Might pick myself up a magnum meal from Morley’s tonight in solidarity1
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The Chicken Cottage mandem will be along soon.0
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I think Nando’s is alright, used to go there a lot when the kids were little and ate child portions, but it’s expensive when you have to shell out for proper mains now they’re older! It’s basic grub really, cheap and cheerful. I do better peri peri chicken at home for a fraction of the price0
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Nandos is South African.
I quite like it - a bit expensive, but i quite like it.0 - Sponsored links:
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Sounds like the geezer was flashing the cash. Im sure he does alright out of his takeaway gaffs, but i truely hope he ain't your 'wealthy arab'Redhenry said:
haha, nice chap Ken, he gave me an extra piece of chicken and a free drink.DamoNorthStand said:
Ah Kens Kebabs!Redhenry said:I went to KFC in Portsmouth, Kens Fried Chicken.
And Ken’s Chicken
And Kens Pizza
Ken does everything. Lived off that place at Uni0 -
Another thing that puts me off are the large groups of youths/teenagers you always seem to get inside and outside them.
If I want to sit down and have a meal I’d rather do it with adults, even if I am with my three children.0
