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Bye Bipat.

Sorry to hear you`re not coming back on BE.

BE`s gonna go pretty quiet without you posting!

J.

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Oh dear there goes Fiona McKEOWN wanting another 15 minutes of fame ! This woman should just go away from the public eye and get a job.

Don't get me wrong, I have alll the sympathy for Scarlett who lost her life and I think the manner in which the investigation was distorted in Goa was appalling. Unfortunately I struggle with the self pitying dramatics of this woman who left her daughter in the care of a 31 year old known violent drug dealer.

Got news for you Fiona ... your phone probably more likely played up 'cos you didn't pay your bill !

Dread - x

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BYE BYE.:thumbsup:

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Ban the balti: Drunks, tinned food and tikka masala - top chef says Indian restaurants have got it all wrong

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1SLbw02XU

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He is quite right, we very rarely eat in Indian restaurants in the UK because the food is so bad. We have in the last two months found two Indian restaurants where the menu looked different to the usual so ate in them and were pleasantly surprised. One was in Ryde on the Isle of Wight, the other was an Indian 'tapas' bar in Bedford.

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Here in Derby, with its massive concentration of Asians, the food from Indian restaurants and takeaways is total cr@p.

However, "Mumtaz" brand curries sold by ASDA are truly excellent, so the takeaways can keep their overpriced rubbish.

Strangely, the Chinese takeaways are excellent and inexpensive??


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http://nizgoenkar.blogspot.com/2011/07/test.html

Well worth reading.........interesting to see the Goans in Swin-jim (estimated to be well in excess of 50,000) are keeping up the traditions of their compatriots back home (are the any left?)

The well tried principles of petty jealousies, bickering, illiterate political thugs and innocents murdered are obviously alive and well......

Interesting to read the comments at the end too, loads of them moaning but just like at home, doing nothing!


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Good read! love him being called a "Numpty" did you read the Comments at the end of the article. Would have loved Bipats comments on this. :ohmy:

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Pity Bipat has left us, I am sure she would agree with me, any of these ......... people, who hurts little children I would cut it off for them. Any Child is God's gift to us, white, black, brown, green or from outer space.

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... and of course nearly all 'Indian' restaurants in the UK are run by people originating from Pakistan (the author of the article derives from Bangladesh - formerly East Pakistan).

AndyD 8-)#

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Yes, very few actual Indians run Indian restaurants - I think the split must be along the lines of 50% run by Pakistanis, 40% run by Bangladeshis & the remaining 10% run by Indians - although I might be a country mile wide of the Mark.

H.

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Here in Derby, with its massive concentration of Asians, the food from Indian restaurants and takeaways is total cr@p.

However, "Mumtaz" brand curries sold by ASDA are truly excellent, so the takeaways can keep their overpriced rubbish.

Strangely, the Chinese takeaways are excellent and inexpensive??

Hi Johnny Five.

Small world, we used to live in Breadsall Hill top.

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Hi Johnny Five.

Small world, we used to live in Breadsall HillTop.