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Yes, here be a thread dedicated to the humble kebab.
If you don't know what a kebab is, then you can leave right now.
There's nothing better in the world than coming home from a night out and scoffing down a good bit of doner. Hot sauce and as many chillis as you can get are compulsary.
Of course as we all know, doner is made from 100% prime rectal cavity meat, but somehow it just manages to hit the spot, you know?
I once ate two king size kebabs in one night. I have fond memories of that day...
The best kebabs I've ever tasted were from a place called Sabinos in Gloucester. Absolutely perfect. The worst can be found at "Adam's Van" at the University of Warwick. Unfortunately it was from the latter that I ate two in one night.
Kebab tips:
1. Don't eat when sober
2. Eat with fingers only, you should be aiming to get smothered in hot sauce and salad.
3. Make sure the pita is nice a strong - you don't want your delicious meal to end up on the curb.
4. If going to bed shortly after consuming a kebab, make sure you have a bin or washing up bowel near by. The last thing you want in the entire world is to wake up writhing around in a bed of regurgitated kebab. Believe me on this one.
Kebab Links:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/london/insideldn/insideout/series6/wk7/kebabs/kebabs.shtml - BBC article on kebabs
http://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/d/doner_kebab.asp - Kebab cartoons
http://www.kebab365.com/index.php?lang=en - Kebab search engine! I have no idea what this is btw...
So let's hear about your kebab-related stories/suggestions. :cheers:
If you don't know what a kebab is, then you can leave right now.
There's nothing better in the world than coming home from a night out and scoffing down a good bit of doner. Hot sauce and as many chillis as you can get are compulsary.
Of course as we all know, doner is made from 100% prime rectal cavity meat, but somehow it just manages to hit the spot, you know?
I once ate two king size kebabs in one night. I have fond memories of that day...
The best kebabs I've ever tasted were from a place called Sabinos in Gloucester. Absolutely perfect. The worst can be found at "Adam's Van" at the University of Warwick. Unfortunately it was from the latter that I ate two in one night.
Kebab tips:
1. Don't eat when sober
2. Eat with fingers only, you should be aiming to get smothered in hot sauce and salad.
3. Make sure the pita is nice a strong - you don't want your delicious meal to end up on the curb.
4. If going to bed shortly after consuming a kebab, make sure you have a bin or washing up bowel near by. The last thing you want in the entire world is to wake up writhing around in a bed of regurgitated kebab. Believe me on this one.
Kebab Links:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/london/insideldn/insideout/series6/wk7/kebabs/kebabs.shtml - BBC article on kebabs
http://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/d/doner_kebab.asp - Kebab cartoons
http://www.kebab365.com/index.php?lang=en - Kebab search engine! I have no idea what this is btw...
So let's hear about your kebab-related stories/suggestions. :cheers: