
Before McDonalds decided what an 'australian' burger was, you could walk into a chip shop and ask for an aussie burger, and you'd get a burger with bacon and egg on it.
NOW IT'S BEETROOT, BEETROOT. FUCKING BEETROOT.
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NOW IT'S BEETROOT, BEETROOT. FUCKING BEETROOT.

and pineapple.
nothing worse than hot pineapple.
/hate
My version of an aussie burger is, meat, bacon, lettuce, tomato, egg, more meat, and a scollop.
/love
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nothing worse than hot pineapple.
/hate
My version of an aussie burger is, meat, bacon, lettuce, tomato, egg, more meat, and a scollop.
/love


i like beetroot.
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all the rest were run by greeks, chinese and macedonians.
BACON AND EGGS ON BURGERS FTW!
fuck I wish we had some bread rolls.
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BACON AND EGGS ON BURGERS FTW!
fuck I wish we had some bread rolls.

Some of the best burgers I've had were made at chinese takeout places.
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and the macedonians had a shop so clean you would eat off any surface in it. As him and his wife to be a green grocers, the quality of the produce was astonishingly high too. I miss working near that place. However, I popped in there after 6 years recently and they still remembered my favourite morning tea order (chicken, bacon and cheese, hot chilli sauce on a long roll) they used to cook whole chooks every day too, none of that packet stuff.
Coincidentally I put on 15kg when I worked near there.
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Coincidentally I put on 15kg when I worked near there.

And same in service and quality.
Never found a bad one yet.
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Never found a bad one yet.

the place had a name which i don't recall, but everyone called it 'greeko's' - clearly it was greek-owned and -operated.
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You ask for one of those in NSW and they give you fucking meat on a stick.
It's what I miss most about living in Tassie.
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It's what I miss most about living in Tassie.

i walk by this place all the time. there are often people in there who are... hefty.
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You vegetarians just eat the defenseless life.
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thankyou.
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i've had douchebags say things like "if i put some meat in your food, you wouldn't even notice and then you wouldn't be a vegetarian any more, and there's nothing you could do about it!" usually i just look at them as if they are morons, but on occasion i've said something like 'and if i smacked you with a tire iron and buggered you with a baseball bat, you'd love it and there's nothing you could do about it!"
people who don't understand boundaries seem to be the majority at times.
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people who don't understand boundaries seem to be the majority at times.

But I do love winding up people whilst maintaining complete calm myself. Especially if they tend to over-react.
It is a hobby of mine.
Edit: I can see many benifits in being vegetarian, but when I tried I was just hungry all the bloody time. Do you eat fish?
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It is a hobby of mine.
Edit: I can see many benifits in being vegetarian, but when I tried I was just hungry all the bloody time. Do you eat fish?

i was vegan, but i eat dairy and very rarely eggs.
watch out for bad karma, winding people up can be dangerous.
edit: i'm often hungry, but i like to eat several small meals per day rather than one or two large ones. right now i'm eating hummus i made earlier with chipotles, and i had my regular midnight salad for dinner.
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watch out for bad karma, winding people up can be dangerous.
edit: i'm often hungry, but i like to eat several small meals per day rather than one or two large ones. right now i'm eating hummus i made earlier with chipotles, and i had my regular midnight salad for dinner.

i'm a scoville wimp.
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Something has to die so that we can live. Vegans just avoid the responsibility, to their own detriment.
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if you really want to get into an argument about vegetarianism, you should have a look at this*
"Why vegetarians should be force fed lard"
*I respect vegetarians that don't tell me what I should eat.
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"Why vegetarians should be force fed lard"
*I respect vegetarians that don't tell me what I should eat.

I shall propagate it.
I've so far only read the "replies to claims apparently made by vegetarians" but, and the guy
a) Makes some valid points
and
b) Seems to be replying to people who are both stupid and mad.
Hopefully some real points may be addressed further on.
EDIT:
Haaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The sectrion titled "I became a veggie simply because I don’t like meat." is brilliant. The author seems to just drop any pretence of logic or reason and just goes YES YOU FUCKING DO! 100% of awesome.
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I've so far only read the "replies to claims apparently made by vegetarians" but, and the guy
a) Makes some valid points
and
b) Seems to be replying to people who are both stupid and mad.
Hopefully some real points may be addressed further on.
EDIT:
Haaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha.
The sectrion titled "I became a veggie simply because I don’t like meat." is brilliant. The author seems to just drop any pretence of logic or reason and just goes YES YOU FUCKING DO! 100% of awesome.

i'd like the guy to try and forcefeed me lard. i've always wanted to kill a human.
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