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Evil Penevil

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  1. This isn't the breakast I had this morning, but I wish it had been. Ham and eggs with pancakes and maple syrup on the side. I had that meal at a classic diner in Edison, NJ, in 2012, but I didn't rediscover the SD with them until a few days ago. A thick slice of Virginia ham is hiding under the eggs. A delicious chicken wrap for brunch the day before: The diner: Evil
  2. That's what I would say, too. This to me is bubble and squeak: But of course there are many variations inside and outside the U.K.. My dad didn't like boiled cabbage and I can't remember ever having it as a side dish as a child. My mom used to make what she called "cowboy bubble and squeak" that used the vegetables likely to appear on our Sunday table, such as corn, peas and carrots. Evil
  3. I never eat beans, canned tomatoes or black pudding for breakfast, so those items would be untouched on my plate. Fried mushrooms are OK if made with fresh mushrooms and not from a can. My favorite breakfast would be eggs and a thick slice of smoked, bone-in ham, with biscuits on the side, but that's hard to find in the U.S., let alone Pattaya. I like hashbrowns and fried potatoes, but not for breakfast. As said, I don't eat a fried breakfast often enough to be good source of Pattaya breakfast info. Evil
  4. I very seldom eat fried food in the morning, so I'm a poor source of information on traditional Western breakfasts in Pattaya. But a few times a year I will feel like bacon and eggs for breakfast and this was one of those mornings. The posts about bubble and squeak had also picqued my appetitite, since it has been years since I last had that old favorite. I ate at Nicky's on Soi Bukhao and had the two eggs, two rashers variation that was served on three pieces of toast. I also asked for a small order of bubble and squeak.* I got two extra large, very fresh eggs that were perfec
  5. I did five separate Google searches to access Pattaya Talk and no redirects, even when using bad-mojo words as my search term. But the URL4SHORT redirects have never been a problem for me. Whether that depends on luck or my anti-virus protection, I don't know. Evil
  6. Quite a few restaurants that offer a Sunday dinner will have roast potatoes on the menu. I've had roasties at Punch & Judy; Pig & Whistle; Nicky's; Queen Vic; and a few others. However, I've found them to be disappointing for the most part. The explanations I've heard have ranged from the correct sort of potato for roasting not being available in Thailand to the oven not being hot enough. Also, roast potatoes don't do well on a chafing dish, they should be served straight from the oven. Evil
  7. Properly given, advice is about new or missed opportunities, not lambasting people for choices they made in the past. Give advice politely and it will be taken politely. Criticize and condemn people for the choices they make and they will respond with hostility. It's not more complicated than that. The "don't-pay-the-girls-too-much" posts are often condemnation, not advice. It's one thing to write, "You don't have to have to give a girl money to help a sick buffalo, just tell the girl to feed the buffalo a bowl of instant ramen soup," and another to write, "It's mental cripple lame dupe l
  8. I had the same problem with the sudden disappearance of red-green buttons Monday evening and now they are back. Thanks! Evil
  9. It goes back to the year 2000. You can read its history on Snopes. Evil
  10. I tried searching for "Pattaya Talk" a half-dozen times using Chrome, then clicking on the link and wasn't re-directed once. Never have been, but I usually connect with Talk via a bookmark. Evil
  11. I'm having my usual sinus problems, but I feel better today, so I'll probably be up for a crawl tonight. Evil
  12. Capon with chestnuts or chestnut stuffing: The recipes: http://dadcooksdinner.com/2012/12/rotisserie-capon-with-chestnut-stuffing.html/ http://www.chowhound.com/recipes/roasted-capon-with-citrus-sherry-jus-27912 Evil
  13. One more test. Recent posts have gone straight through. Let's see if this test will confirm it. EDIT IN: It went straight through. Looks like the problem has been solved. Evil
  14. Other countries, such as Australia and Brazil, export turkeys, so I can't imagine it would be impossible to find a replacement for the banned US birds. However, it may have to do with economies of scale and price. Perhaps it would be too expensive to import birds from any country but the US. I'm a huge fan of turkey and love it for both Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. But if turkey isn't available, I'm happy to eat roast beef or chicken or lamb or pork or ham. It wouldn't be the same as a turkey dinner with all the trimmings, but other meats would do in a pinch if I were celebrating w
  15. The above test took about 10 seconds to go through and the screen refreshed itself. But it was a very brief post. Let's see what happens when the post is longer and includes a few photos. Evil EDIT IN: The post showed up on the board almost immediately, within seconds, but continued to hang on "saving Post" until I refreshed the screen two minutes later. EDIT IN FOR SECOND TIME: Edits go through immediately and the screen refreshes itself.
  16. The post in which I voted in the poll went straight through. Evil
  17. Still hanging for me, too. Purging the Chrome Web cache, cookies, etc, then signing out and restarting my computer didn't help, either. Evil
  18. I'm not sure which restaurants deliver Christmas dinner, but last year Big C on Pattaya Klang took orders for whole roast turkeys and all the sides, which is convenient if you are a group of eight people or more. It's no problem to order starters and salads from them, but I don't think they had Christmas pudding. You can get Christmas pudding at Marks & Spencer at Central Festival, though. I'll see if I can dig up a few photos from last year. Evil
  19. Yes, but the EDIT IN did not hang. Was using a Tunnel Bear VPN in Hong Kong at the time. Evil
  20. Test to see if this post "hangs." EDIT: It did, same effect as described in earlier posts. It doesn't seem to matter if I connect directly to the Internet or use a VPN. I will purge the browser's cache and restart my computer to see if that makes a difference. Evil
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