Fish & Chips!

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Yes, the meal of kings, fish & chips has fed the proud nation of the UK for millions of years (proven by scientific methods of science). There are, however, rules that must be followed.

Yes, rules. The favourite word of the Germans and least favourite of the French. Without these rules the very fabric of time will collapse in on itself, and that would ruin everyone's day.

Rule the first: The fish & chips must be placed in a holding device made completely from paper, not a polystyrene carton, for that way leads to madness. Newspaper is the material of choice, for it is said that the ink of British newspaper preserves and enhances flavour (scientific fact proven through methods of science).


Rule the second: There are only two condiments worthy of such an honour of being dispersed on the holy meal of holiness, salt & vinegar. Only a trained fish & chips fryer knows the perfect method of applying these condiments, but our trained scientists (in the method of science) have an idea.

It is theorised that the vingegar must first be liberally applied on the fish & chips. This will act as an adhesive for which the salt can anchor to in order to release the Flavour of Science[sub]TM[/sub].


The protectors of taste


Any other condiments, in particular, the demon tomato kethchup, will destroy the flavour of the fish & chips, triggering the great food armageddon. This must be avoided or jolly good times will be put to an end.


The enemy


Rule the third: The fish & chips must be consumed with the use of a two-pronged wooden fork. This is non-negotiable.


The eating utensil of kings


By following these three simple rules (proven by scientific scientists to be 100% scientifically proven), you too can enjoy the meal of kings.


Union flag optional
 

No_Remainders

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Daystar Clarion said:
Yes, rules. The favourite word of the Germans and least favourite of the French.
Could've sworn that "courage" was the least favourite word of the French...

But yeah, fish and chips are tasty.
 
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No_Remainders said:
Daystar Clarion said:
Yes, rules. The favourite word of the Germans and least favourite of the French.
Could've sworn that "courage" was the least favourite word of the French...

But yeah, fish and chips are tasty.
Now, now.

We'll be having none of that. It is not our place to judge the courage of the worlds leading nation in quality, secondhand, unused rifles.
 

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Daystar Clarion said:
No_Remainders said:
Daystar Clarion said:
Yes, rules. The favourite word of the Germans and least favourite of the French.
Could've sworn that "courage" was the least favourite word of the French...

But yeah, fish and chips are tasty.
Now, now.

We'll be having none of that. It is not our place to judge the courage of the worlds leading nation in quality, secondhand, unused rifles.
...

Yeah, you just won the internet. I laughed, so much.
 

Mr.Petey

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I suddenly have the impulse doff a invisible-hat at the British national anthem playing in my head by reading this thread. Great work here though I do like ketchup and battered burger instead of fish heh sorry!
 

Suicidejim

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I moved to Canada, and every day I want to go home and have some chips from the chippy down by my local supermarket. They just don't understand it here.
 
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Mr.Petey said:
I suddenly have the impulse doff a invisible-hat at the British national anthem playing in my head by reading this thread. Great work here though I do like ketchup and battered burger instead of fish heh sorry!


And leave your membership card at the door.

[sub]Damn kids and their damn ketchup...[/sub]
 

Redlin5_v1legacy

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Pfft!

*Eats Fish & Chips on glass plate, loaded with malt vinegar and sea salts and with a four pronged fork*

I live in the prairies and Canada hasn't been a part of the British Empire for awhile now. I'll eat it however I want because I'm a landlubber.
 
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Suicidejim said:
I moved to Canada, and every day I want to go home and have some chips from the chippy down by my local supermarket. They just don't understand it here.
We can't excpect foreigners to understand the complicated frying methods.

 

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Hmm. I really want a chippie now. Fish and all. Pity they're so expenisive. The Friar Tuck here does a fish & chip for "only £4.99". Not even including a drink! Tsk!

I tend to drown chippies in salt and vinegar but I'd never, ever, ever add anything else like ketchup. Eugh, who'd have thought? :p Though I mudt admit, I'd happily enough eat it with my fingers, lol.


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Hipsy_Gypsy said:
Hmm. I really want a chippie now. Fish and all. Pity they're so expenisive. The Friar Tuck here does a fish & chip for "only £4.99". Not even including a drink! Tsk!

I tend to drown chippies in salt and vinegar but I'd never, ever, ever add anything else like ketchup. Eugh, who'd have thought? :p


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It's impossible to 'drown' them in salt & vinegar.

Only bathe them in the flavour of science.
 

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Daystar Clarion said:
No_Remainders said:
Daystar Clarion said:
Yes, rules. The favourite word of the Germans and least favourite of the French.
Could've sworn that "courage" was the least favourite word of the French...

But yeah, fish and chips are tasty.
Now, now.

We'll be having none of that. It is not our place to judge the courage of the worlds leading nation in quality, secondhand, unused rifles.
I love you Daystar, no homo.
Seriously though, you're my favourite fellow Brit ^__^ Are you watching QI on BBC2 right now, by any chance?
 

Hipsy_Gypsy

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Daystar Clarion said:
Hipsy_Gypsy said:
Hmm. I really want a chippie now. Fish and all. Pity they're so expenisive. The Friar Tuck here does a fish & chip for "only £4.99". Not even including a drink! Tsk!

I tend to drown chippies in salt and vinegar but I'd never, ever, ever add anything else like ketchup. Eugh, who'd have thought? :p


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It's impossible to 'drown' them in salt & vinegar.

Only bathe them in the flavour of science.
Ahh, touché, my friend. Touché.


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EeveeElectro

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I have tomato sauce on my chips and don't eat the batter, u mad bro? ;P

One of the fish & chip places near me is vile, they leave the skin on the fish and it tastes like crap. She poured salt all over it too, it was just salt, salt and more salt. *shiver*

Captcha: Torch religion. Lol. Why is everyone funnier at midnight.
 
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Vanguard_Ex said:
Daystar Clarion said:
No_Remainders said:
Daystar Clarion said:
Yes, rules. The favourite word of the Germans and least favourite of the French.
Could've sworn that "courage" was the least favourite word of the French...

But yeah, fish and chips are tasty.
Now, now.

We'll be having none of that. It is not our place to judge the courage of the worlds leading nation in quality, secondhand, unused rifles.
I love you Daystar, no homo.
Seriously though, you're my favourite fellow Brit ^__^ Are you watching QI on BBC2 right now, by any chance?
You can bet your arse I am.

Stephen Fry is our lord and saviour.
 

Aerowaves

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You could have picked a more appetising picture to represent the finished product, with proper chips rather than supermarket ones.

Other than that (and a personal weakness regarding the ketchup issue), I salute you, sir, for getting the message across!
 
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Aerowaves said:
You could have picked a more appetising picture to represent the finished product, with proper chips rather than supermarket ones.

Other than that (and a personal weakness regarding the ketchup issue), I salute you, sir, for getting the message across!
You'd be surprised how hard it is to find a picture of fish & chips with a British flag.

I blame the immigrants.