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Hammer

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19th Oct 11 at 17:22

quote:
Originally posted by Brett
How do people not have time to place some ham on a muffin and wrap it in foil? Nobody is that busy.

What happens if you don't want to eat like a prisoner?

If you want a salad roll making it the night before is impossible therefore you have to take in each individual salad item and make it.

Tried it for a few weeks then got bored with it, much easier just spending 4 quid on a roll and some soup from the cafe.

Marc

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19th Oct 11 at 17:24

In from work, boil some eggs. Time for a shit and a wank before you need to mash and add mayo to them.

Boom. Egg sarnies.

Ben G

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19th Oct 11 at 17:25

i used to have sandwiches every day at work but it gets boring after a while and just makes you feel sick.

recently i've just been getting rolls out the machine at work (40p each) and a bag of crisps but sometimes go to the subsidised canteen which is cheap anyway.

Marc

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19th Oct 11 at 17:31

You have a vender that despenses rolls?

Ben G

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19th Oct 11 at 17:33

yeah, an outside company comes in every day and restocks it with fresh rolls.

sometimes get sausage rolls (sausage in a roll for you scotch people) with a sachet of tomato sauce, which i enjoy

John

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19th Oct 11 at 17:33

I'd buy rolls at work if they were 40p tbh, can't be much cheaper making them yourself.

BarnshaW

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19th Oct 11 at 17:34

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
yeah, an outside company comes in every day and restocks it with fresh rolls.

sometimes get sausage rolls (sausage in a roll for you scotch people) with a sachet of tomato sauce, which i enjoy

"roll and a sausage" Ben

Ben G

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19th Oct 11 at 17:36

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Originally posted by John
I'd buy rolls at work if they were 40p tbh, can't be much cheaper making them yourself.

thats my thinking, and they aren't squashed from being in your bag either. win win

Marc

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19th Oct 11 at 17:38

I thought of Homer as soon as you said about the rolls!

Hammer

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19th Oct 11 at 17:38

How the fuck can they sell 40p rolls?

A roll from the bakers is 30p

Ben G

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19th Oct 11 at 17:39

they cost more than that but the company pay towards the cost, so you pay 40p instead of 80p or whatever.

same in the canteen.

2 sausages, massive plate of chips, beans and an egg for £1.20

Hammer

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19th Oct 11 at 17:40

I want subsidised grub

Brett

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19th Oct 11 at 18:20

quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
What happens if you don't want to eat like a prisoner?

If you want a salad roll making it the night before is impossible therefore you have to take in each individual salad item and make it.

Tried it for a few weeks then got bored with it, much easier just spending 4 quid on a roll and some soup from the cafe.

Fair enough, I hadn't considered feminine style lunches.

BarnshaW

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19th Oct 11 at 18:55

hammer you dont strike me as the salad eating man , unless its with a large donner wrap

deano87

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19th Oct 11 at 19:22

Packed lunch.

Mum and dad have bread plus the stuff to go in, so I just raid the fridge.

£125 per month which includes dinner, heating, electric, washing and the like

Hammer

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19th Oct 11 at 20:42

quote:
Originally posted by Brett

quote:
Originally posted by Hammer
What happens if you don't want to eat like a prisoner?

If you want a salad roll making it the night before is impossible therefore you have to take in each individual salad item and make it.

Tried it for a few weeks then got bored with it, much easier just spending 4 quid on a roll and some soup from the cafe.

Fair enough, I hadn't considered feminine style lunches.

Feminine style lunches i.e. ham salad roll?

Hammer

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19th Oct 11 at 20:43

quote:
Originally posted by BarnshaW
hammer you dont strike me as the salad eating man , unless its with a large donner wrap

Cheeky cunt. I hate donner meat.

CORSA NUT

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19th Oct 11 at 21:01

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
they cost more than that but the company pay towards the cost, so you pay 40p instead of 80p or whatever.

same in the canteen.

2 sausages, massive plate of chips, beans and an egg for £1.20

WIN

Jon_C

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19th Oct 11 at 21:06

I have sandwiches every day for work. Really bored of them.
My best mate has had the same lunch every day of 1 peanut butter and 1 cheese sandwich and a small pot of peanuts since primary school........ We are now 27

Paul_J

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19th Oct 11 at 21:42

quote:
Originally posted by deano87
Packed lunch.

Mum and dad have bread plus the stuff to go in, so I just raid the fridge.

£125 per month which includes dinner, heating, electric, washing and the like

wtf, is that what you pay your parents in rent

fuck, get ready for the real world when you eventually take the leap.

Jas

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19th Oct 11 at 21:53

Pasta tuna and cheese + 1 cheese and pickle sandwich tomorrow

Fucking hating this food preparing at 10.30pm already

Ian

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19th Oct 11 at 21:56

I've just made cheese sandwiches, they were lovely.

No possible way I would make them and not eat them straight away

John

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19th Oct 11 at 21:56

Bad idea to do it that late, if I don't do it earlier on it doesn't normally get done.

Graham88

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20th Oct 11 at 00:37

I drove past the bagel shop today, going to cook some noodles instead. Thanks CS for saving me £3.

deano87

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20th Oct 11 at 05:19

quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J

quote:
Originally posted by deano87
Packed lunch.

Mum and dad have bread plus the stuff to go in, so I just raid the fridge.

£125 per month which includes dinner, heating, electric, washing and the like

wtf, is that what you pay your parents in rent

fuck, get ready for the real world when you eventually take the leap.

Don't worry I'm ready. Save equivalent to a mortgage/rent then spend 4 nights a week at the Mrs which involves buying food and other stuff.

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