Is it bad to eat curry everyday?

[spann0]

I had curry the past two nights running I was thinking bout going for the hat trick tonite

[Damian]

I had curry the past two nights running I was thinking bout going for the hat trick tonite

Indians seem to cope.

That was the best bit about visiting there. Curry for breakfast. This is the best thing ever. :)

[TGITC]

Mmmmmmm Curry....

Go for it :)

[adultbusiness]

http://myhome.iolfree.ie/~www.damnfunny.ie/curry%20fart.jpg

[badbee]

http://myhome.iolfree.ie/~www.damnfunny.ie/curry%20fart.jpg

Has that man got two arseholes?

[Geezer]

Indians seem to cope.

That was the best bit about visiting there. Curry for breakfast. This is the best thing ever. :)


Cold curry leftovers for breakfast is the nuts

[Video Rob]

If you're getting it from a takeaway then I'd say yeah. But if you're making it yourself then no

[spann0]

If you're getting it from a takeaway then I'd say yeah. But if you're making it yourself then no
I've been making it myself out of jars takeaway is expensive! whats the diff?

[Jel]

Back when I was about 19 or 20 I had a takeaway every night solid for about 8 months or so. No problems.

[Geezer]

Back when I was about 19 or 20 I had a takeaway every night solid for about 8 months or so. No problems.

Funny you say that I have been having a takeaway every night since I was about 20

[UKSexCash]

We've got a cracking take away just up the road... we're in a little village and you'd expect it to do ok(ish) most nights, but every single night the place is packed.

Used to be a Working Mens pub a few years back with about 2 people a night in there...

If you look at the ingredients in even the Ready Meal Curries in Sainsbury's etc, you rarely find any dodgy ingredients... it's mostly just herbs & spices etc... you're better off with a curry than half the other shit in supermarkets.

[slaveduties]

i love eating curry in the afternoon

[RageCash-Ben]

cant beat a good lamb korma :)

[Damian]

If you look at the ingredients in even the Ready Meal Curries in Sainsbury's etc, you rarely find any dodgy ingredients... it's mostly just herbs & spices etc... you're better off with a curry than half the other shit in supermarkets.

Not actually true. The main difference is the amount of salt put in preprepared meals.

The difference between making your own curry and a readymeal is like steak to macdonalds if you ask me. Yes, it takes a while, but well worth it.

Also you can make lots and freeze it.

[spann0]

well I did three days in a row and I'm fine I had to take a break though I think I can get one more in this weekend

[Geezer]

cant beat a good lamb korma :)

Korma is for girls, get a chicken Phal down your neck ;)

[JT]

Funny you say that I have been having a takeaway every night since I was about 20

We can see that you fat cunt

[smoothballs]

a few months back a mate and I were in town and as usual he was gonna crash out at my place, said I wanted something indian takeaway but not a curry...I said trust me....gets to the indian takeaway slapped a tenner on the counter and asked for £10 worth of onion bahjis! lol got home there must of been about 12 each...we ate them all though! :)

[carol.prime]

curry is delicious!! go for it...then give me the other half. ok?! lol!

[Thursby]

I love the smell of garam massalla in the morning...cornerstone of every nutricious meal.