What do you think it is?

Fallow deer,Moose or Lamb chops

Well Bakes, since you asked, I would guess VEGAMITE.

Keith

For an Aussie , I would guess anything spelt " BEER "

No your all wrong. Natures most perfect food is a fresh chiko roll and an ice coffee

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Originally posted by Bakes:
No your all wrong. Natures most perfect food is a fresh chiko roll and an ice coffee

No f'n way!
A pie floater standing outside the pie cart on a freezing night at 3am in the morning after a big night out on the gas is widely considered the perfect food/remedy for the professional piss artiste.

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Originally posted by muzza:
For an Aussie , I would guess anything spelt " BEER "

You bloody crow eaters know not what your talk'n about! ...pie floater indeed.

He knows exactly what he is talking about!

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A pie floater standing outside the pie cart on a freezing night at 3am in the morning after a big night out on the gas is widely considered the perfect food/remedy for the professional piss artiste.

I guess that is some pure down under speak. Care to put thAt in english?????

Keith

Let me translate. A pie floater is a meat pie floating on a sea of mushy green peas. Big night out on the gas is a big night drinking. And a Piss artiste is a...well...a drunk

So all up it means- A meat pie floating on a sea of mushy green peas on a freezing night at 3am after a big night out drinking is widely concidered the perfect food/remedy for the professional drunk.

Never been a pie floater man myself after getting kicked out of the pub. I like the Donner Kebab with the lot. And for the hangover cure the next day. Bacon and cheese toasted roll and a choccy milk!

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Originally posted by Avatar:

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Originally posted by Bakes:
No your all wrong. Natures most perfect food is a fresh chiko roll and an ice coffee

No f'n way!
A pie floater standing outside the pie cart on a freezing night at 3am in the morning after a big night out on the gas is widely considered the perfect food/remedy for the professional piss artiste.

The valley vulture has it right

Powerade and a pie myself

In ancient times, it is said that The Three Pleasures Of Life Are:

1. Eating Meat.
2. Touching Meat
3. Putting Meat Into Meat.

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Originally posted by Saeed:
In ancient times, it is said that The Three Pleasures Of Life Are:

1. Eating Meat.
2. Touching Meat
3. Putting Meat Into Meat.

I have never seen Saeed post in the Australian/New Zealand section before today But what a post nice

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3. Putting Meat Into Meat.

That would be a Turducken

In all seriousness, I relish a fresh caught trout or sea bass/mackerel, seconds over a twig fire!, on the other hand in an urban hunting situation, I quite like Kentucky fried chicken!

And not forgetting those poor unfortunates, the vegetarians, We are just two weeks into a slow start of the Asparagus season, I happen to have open accsess to as much as I can pick, bloody marvelous! butter & a pinch of salt!

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Originally posted by Saeed:
In ancient times, it is said that The Three Pleasures Of Life Are:

1. Eating Meat.
2. Touching Meat
3. Putting Meat Into Meat.

Good to know that the captain has joined in on the A/NZ section,first post I can remember also...

Oh yes that meat you mention Saeed is THE best meat!

Bakes, where the hell do you get a 'fresh' Chiko Roll? I thought they went out of production in about 1975... well, at least I hoped they had, after a particularly strenuous 'checking the beer lines' night at Figtree Workers'... LOLOLOL

Nah, mine's a good kebab... and there are only about 2 in Sydney that I would recommend.

As for Saeed's (g'day mate!) third idea, yeah, all good fun, but bloody dangerous... LOLOLOL

Ahh they have made a come back mate. Nothing wrong with a chicko roll with crispy ends

Lips, ears and arseholes all squeezed into a thick yellow leather tube and then deep fried.

It's unique I'll give ya that............

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Originally posted by Bakes:
Ahh they have made a come back mate. Nothing wrong with a chicko roll with crispy ends

Well, I stand corrected... I was in my local Woolies tonight, and to my surprise, Chiko Rolls are still available for human consumption...

Must confess I was sorely tempted (yep, a fresh Chiko with crispy ends is food for the gods) however certain adverse memories intervened... I might have to de-condition myself and try one again.

Hehehe.. 'taste aversion' is one of the strongest memories...

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Originally posted by Avatar:
Lips, ears and arseholes all squeezed into a thick yellow leather tube and then deep fried.

It's unique I'll give ya that............

Hehehe.. mate, I was married into a family of middle Europeans for 30 years, my Mum grew up in a remotish part of New Guinea, and I spent a few years in SE Asia - all had the idea that every part of an animals was food... lips ears and arseholes is nothing...

I kind of like cherry cheesecake ice cream with freshly ground VIAGRA sprinkled on it.

A picture tells a thousand words.

And the pie must be upside down.

Adelaide's contribution to the cuisine of the world.

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So all up it means- A meat pie floating on a sea of mushy green peas on a freezing night at 3am after a big night out drinking is widely concidered the perfect food/remedy for the professional drunk.

You forget, "and while eating it, be harassed by other drunks and bums as well".

the red stuff on top is?? Kethup-Catsup- tomat- toe Sauce??

Floating in mashed peas? You are a bunch of sick bastards!

Actually a nice hot green pea soup.

The red stuff is tomato sauce/ketchup.

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Floating in mashed peas? You are a bunch of sick bastards!

Could not have said it better myself mate