St.Georges Girl

Hey, don't tar us all with the same brush please and, what he says about the 5 Rivers is his opinion, certainly not that of afew others who have posted on here.

tone73

thank you ?????????? sorry you are having bad week ,,,,,,, \ life but thats ur opinion

St.Georges Girl

Yes, exactly...and that's what I was getting trying to get across to Amazulu. I wasn't getting at you so don't get so rattled.

Wave the Sails

Had a takeaway last night from the Shehnai in Ocean Reef and it was as bad as I remembered.

Beef Madras was just beef stew with pepper sauce. Hot yes but not spicy or tasty. Meat was good though.

Hubby had butter chicken. Sauce was good but where was the chicken?

This IS a subjective thread though.

mish & al

[QUOTE=sj oldfield;4337231] No way... i was the one chatting to you with my mum!
We sat on the table outside beside you guys!!
Never thought to ask you if you were a BE member!!
It is a.... very very small BE world!!

....and now...Come to think of it... i did see a really Hot guy inside too.. that must have been you steve!! ha ha ha!!


Mish x x x

NKSK version 2

Never been but this made me laugh!

St.Georges Girl

That's a shame, but as I've said before, each to their own. They don't seem to put much meat in any of the Indian dishes we've had from other restaurants either. I think they are all a waste of money so far, but we do like the Kashmiri & the butter chicken down at the Shehnai. His pilau rice looks as though he's wiped it through ashes, it's grey!

sj oldfield

I was the hot looking guy[/QUOTE]



Didnt see any hot looking guys there!!!

I was sitting outside, tall blond.........lookn a bit like Kate Moss

sj oldfield

[QUOTE=mish & al;4340825][QUOTE=sj oldfield;4337231]

No way... i was the one chatting to you with my mum!
We sat on the table outside beside you guys!!
Never thought to ask you if you were a BE member!!
It is a.... very very small BE world!!

....and now...Come to think of it... i did see a really Hot guy inside too.. that must have been you steve!! ha ha ha!!


What a bloody small world..............I was the one having a sneaky ciggy!!!! Mrsperthforme was the one with the baby, that had half her bum hanging out her pants!!!! Sorry Becks!!!

Amazulu

The point I was trying to make is that there is an English curry house next to an English pub in an English enclave (aka Northern suburbs) on the West coast of Australia. What next? An English greasy spoon? an English offie selling 2 litre bottles of cider? Groups of bored, stoned, hooded teenagers hanging around the street corner?

Why bother coming all the way to Australia? Most of these Poms should have gone to the Costa del Sol instead. It's a lot cheaper, closer to their homeland, you don't need to assimilate there either and the sun shines. No wonder a lot of Aussies see most Poms as outsiders.

That's why I hate the Pommy Legoland enclave that is the Northern Suburbs

northernbird

I went to pick Mr NB up from Joondalup Station earlier this evening as he had been to the cricket. I had to lock my car doors while waiting outside as there appeared to be a number of these hanging around and I felt quite uncomfortable.

I feel a bit like you about the newer suburbs up here and I wouldn't want to be much further north than where I am but I couldn't afford to live any closer to town and as nice as it is out your way I didn't want to be semi rural either. Another mans meat and all that.

Amazulu

Sure NB. I hear you, but I find it a bit weird that Poms congregate in the N. suburbs. I have friends, a married couple from Middlesborough with no children, who rent a house in the N. Suburbs. I find this a bit strange. He is an engineering contractor, so is on the big candy, so money is not an issue. They both commute in to the city everyday, so that's a pain. They like to go out on weekends and have no kids. If I was them I would be renting in West Perth or Leederville or somewhere like that. I just find it strange that they live in a street that is 75% British.

The cricket was shit btw. England just want to go home now and probably will soon.

northernbird

lf Paul and I didn't have kids we would without a doubt be in Subi or Freo. He said the cricket was pants and came home before the end, to top it all he took a Kiwi on his guest pass so as you can imagine got quite a bit of stick.

Ransi

My 14 year old son came home raving about it....he was disturbed about the fighting there though!

northernbird

Being at the WACA is great, if I could have got a babysitter yesterday I would have been there, its one of my favourite places. Paul never mentioned the fighting, will ask him when he hauls his hairy ginger arse out of bed this morning.