The First World Problem Thread

[MusicChick]

	Quote:	curley
	You don't wanna know!

I really do! I'm hooked...need to recreate it. I can taste fish sauce in it, sweet soy sauce, toasted sesame oil, some kind of vinegar, hmmmm.

[JagWaugh]

	Quote:	MusicChick
	I really do! I'm hooked...need to recreate it. I can taste fish sauce in it, sweet soy sauce, toasted sesame oil, some kind of vinegar, hmmmm.

PCB laced oil from HV transformers, Lead Acetate, Floric acid, and some green mould scraped off the rocks in the geology lab.

Mix with a bamboo whisk.

[ZuriRollt]

	Quote:	curley
	and potato-free. You don't wanna know! You don't treat them right, that's it. Wanna bet my little Migros will have sesamum oil on the shelf within a month? I asked them to this week More time for you with the fancy toys. Your perspective is all wrong, mate. You're just jealous that we don't have to bother with real problems

A real-life EF melt-down appears to be little more than a hissy fit.
Are you a danger to either yourself or others currently?

[curley]

	Quote:	ZuriRollt
	A real-life EF melt-down appears to be little more than a hissy fit. Are you a danger to either yourself or others currently?

Sorry, this is one of your posts again where the meaning eludes me completely.
But MC seems to have gotten it so there must be something in it.

[marton]

We were invited for a fondue yesterday by an aged relative of my Swiss wife.
Turned out she had never in her life prepared a fondue.

At home I am always the one who prepares the Fondue.

So it finished up that the Englishman prepared the fondue for the Swiss ladies

[ZuriRollt]

	Quote:	curley
	Sorry, this is one of your posts again where the meaning eludes me completely. But MC seems to have gotten it so there must be something in it.

No clue. But as I have you on-line, have you given any further thought to this:

https://www.englishforum.ch/2858624-post22.html

I for one would really appreciate a good thread

[VenusC]

	Quote:	marton
	We were invited for a fondue yesterday by an aged relative of my Swiss wife. Turned out she had never in her life prepared a fondue. At home I am always the one who prepares the Fondue. So it finished up that the Englishman prepared the fondue for the Swiss ladies

This should be in the 'good deed of the day' thread if there was one!

My fwp is: while the honourable OH fiddles with the fondue set, i have to prepare ALL the other bits that go with it. And it's not just cutting bread and opening a wine bottle... And then i have to clear all the crap off the table, all 55 plates of condiments and soak the damn fondue pot!

[curley]

	Quote:	ZuriRollt
	No clue. But as I have you on-line, have you given any further thought to this: https://www.englishforum.ch/2858624-post22.html I for one would really appreciate a good thread

No I haven't really. As, if I'd have to ask the question in that post you linked, I would already have lost interest. LOL. (Spontaneity, remember?)

You could always revive this thread though.

[porsch1909]

I parked my car next to a Qashqai :/

[st2lemans]

	Quote:	porsch1909
	I parked my car next to a Qashqai :/

Tom

[Capo]

	Quote:	porsch1909
	I parked my car next to a Qashqai :/

[SOBEIT]

I got out of doing the washing-up/dishwasher tasking after dinner.

[MusicChick]

My dinner burger was too big. My mouth still hurts.

I lost a turnip today.

[gata]

Maybe it had a cunning plan...

[SOBEIT]

	Quote:	Swisstree
	I lost a turnip today.

I’m here.

[JagWaugh]

	Quote:	MusicChick
	My dinner burger was too big. My mouth still hurts.

You're supposed to take bites out of them.

	Quote:	SOBEIT
	I’m here.

Oh good! I was so worried.

[SOBEIT]

	Quote:	Swisstree
	Oh good! I was so worried.

Always nice to feel wanted.

[JagWaugh]

	Quote:	SOBEIT
	Always nice to feel wanted.

Til the masher comes out.