guilty pleasures
#31
Re: guilty pleasures
If any of you miss Indian food I can recommend ishopindian.com , spend $75 and you get free shipping.
Mick
Mick
#32
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Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 14
Re: guilty pleasures
John Smiths Extra Smooth bitter
Monster Munch
Penguin Bars
Ribena
GOOD curry
Kebabs (not these stupid gyro things)
playing pool with red and yellow balls
Drum Rolling tobacco
Eastenders
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the list goes on...
Monster Munch
Penguin Bars
Ribena
GOOD curry
Kebabs (not these stupid gyro things)
playing pool with red and yellow balls
Drum Rolling tobacco
Eastenders
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.
.
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.
the list goes on...
#33
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Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 11
Re: guilty pleasures
Ok In Nj Stop and shop has ribena and lucozade as well as Kerrygold butter. Shop rite in emerson has Irish bangers at $4 lb for rashers and puddins I go into Woodlawn and Yonkers great irish community there and you can get anything u want there!!!
For live soccer etc rugby p2ptv has a few programs you can use to watch sky sports.
For live soccer etc rugby p2ptv has a few programs you can use to watch sky sports.
#34
Re: guilty pleasures
I've got a PC HDMI'd into my TV on which I connect to a UK VPN which then allows me to watch BBC iPlayer, ITV, 4oD and CH5
Got an app for my iPhone that allows me to stream LBC radio wherever I am (though the connection speed is a little unreliable when driving).
For food my local SuperGiant has pickled onions, mushy peas, Colemans mustard, Branston, PG Tips and real baked beans (varies between Heinz and Bachelors) regularly. Also get intermittent supplies of choccy digestives, hob nobs, malteasers, minstrels, picalilly, Robinsons squash and a few other odds and sods.
Take an hour or so drive every few months to Best of Britain in Lancaster PA to stock up on pork pies, crisps, Bisto, Schweppes lemonade and some sweets.
Also got Stoney's pub just up the road which has some of the best fish and chips ever along with a couple of reasonable Indian restaurants.
The majority of what I watch, listen to and eat is American though.
What do I most want to find? A real kebab shop.
Got an app for my iPhone that allows me to stream LBC radio wherever I am (though the connection speed is a little unreliable when driving).
For food my local SuperGiant has pickled onions, mushy peas, Colemans mustard, Branston, PG Tips and real baked beans (varies between Heinz and Bachelors) regularly. Also get intermittent supplies of choccy digestives, hob nobs, malteasers, minstrels, picalilly, Robinsons squash and a few other odds and sods.
Take an hour or so drive every few months to Best of Britain in Lancaster PA to stock up on pork pies, crisps, Bisto, Schweppes lemonade and some sweets.
Also got Stoney's pub just up the road which has some of the best fish and chips ever along with a couple of reasonable Indian restaurants.
The majority of what I watch, listen to and eat is American though.
What do I most want to find? A real kebab shop.
#35
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Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 11
Re: guilty pleasures
ok the best fish and chips I have ever had ...exit 21 NYS Thruway onto 23 and just there the BBQ Barn, I found it 2 years ago 2 hours from NYC.
#36
Re: guilty pleasures
I have BBC America on FIOS, but don't really watch it that much. Other than that I get most of my news from Brit podcasts, and pick up other things I miss like Marmite and Branston wherever I find it. When I get some extra time, now I'm quite close to it, I recommend a place called The Butcher Block in Queens, which is a supermarket, butcher's and prepared food (like steak and kidney pies, etc.) place. Loved it when I lived out here, and it's only a few stops (40th Street) on the 7 Train from Manhattan in a pleasant old Irish neighborhood.