Prices of Take-away Food

ic1927 said:
You're missing out, their cod in batter is lovely, especially with a pint of anything you like thrown in with the price.
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Much prefer a local chippy.

Better fish, real chips.

Spoons is ok for a quick bite, and a beer, nothing more.
 
carmanmemoranda said:
Some people seem to live there, and class it as dining out.
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Nowt wrong with cutting one's cloth according to what they can afford : that's prudent.

I do take exception though, to people who pour scorn on a place that does a meal and a pint for a tenner: just fek off then, and go somewhere else (that you can easily afford anyway) (y)
 
Brigadier said:
Nowt wrong with cutting one's cloth according to what they can afford : that's prudent.

I do take exception though, to people who pour scorn on a place that does a meal and a pint for a tenner: just fek off then, and go somewhere else (that you can easily afford anyway) (y)
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Tenner at spoons, or tenner at my local chippy. I'd go for my chippy.

Out and about working and want a quick meal, spoons.

But it's not excellence, it's acceptable, and consistent.
 
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The Cenotaph, and other places Britons would like there to be a Wetherspoons

WETHERSPOONS has announced plans to open branches in Haven holiday parks. It’s a good start, but there are many more places where patriotic, booze-loving Brits would like to see a Spoons.
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WETHERSPOONS has announced plans to open branches in Haven holiday parks. It’s a good start, but there are many more places where patriotic, booze-loving Brits would like to see a Spoons.

The Cenotaph

Wetherspoons regulars tend to be passionate about our war dead, and after eight pints of Stella they’ll be so emotional they’ll be blubbing about the Somme, how Britain stood firm during the Battle of Britain and the nag who died in War Horse. Not to suggest this is in any way performative, but after 12 pints they’ll probably be sobbing over the selfless bravery of René from ‘Allo ‘Allo!.

Hospitals

Whether it’s for an endoscopy or getting a finger sewn back on, going to hospital is rarely a fun experience, so a few jars in an NHS Wetherspoons would cheer you up, and ****e as Spoons’ food is, it’s still better than what hospitals give you. If you’re of a laddish persuasion, you may also wish to chat up any attractive nurses, and you’ll stand more chance of pulling if they’ve got a few drinks inside them. Although a catheter does cramp your style a bit.

Crematoriums

At every funeral service you’re assured the deceased would prefer you to remember happy times with them. Which you could have more of if the coffin was in a Spoons. If you drank enough you’d probably forget they were dead, which would be a great comfort to the bereaved.

EU headquarters in Brussels

A Spoons in the dark heart of the EU would be one in the eye for Michel Barnier, assuming he’s still around. Brexiters would make the pilgrimage every year to get ****ed, commit minor acts of vandalism and celebrate things like taking back control of our nonexistent fishing industry. The EU would look pretty stupid, or they might not give a toss. Either way you could get ****ed fairly cheaply, and that’s a kind of Brexit victory in itself. (It’s best not to be too picky about ‘Brexit victories’.)

Soft play areas

It’s misleading to call these places things like ‘The Happy FunTime House’ when the opposite is true for parents. There’s probably no other situation in which you need a drink more than a ball pit full of snot-dribbling, screaming toddlers, so all play areas should be located in a giant Wetherspoons. The drive home might be a bit fraught after 11 pints, but it all adds to the day’s excitement.

The Imperial War Museum

This exists to celebrate our success in WW2 and the Germans being rubbish. A few pints are just what you need to really appreciate how bloody great Spitfires are, and there’s even the tail of Rudolf Hess’ Messerschmitt Bf 110 from when he flew to Scotland in a fit of delusion to try and negotiate peace with Britain, so you can have a good laugh at him with your mates. Haha, Hess, what a ****.

The Tate Modern

It’s extremely hard to argue that a Sarah Lucas exhibition of incomprehensible junk wouldn’t be better after seven pints of Old Peculiar, and even the most earnest Guardian reader trying to like art has to admit it gets boring staring at modernist coloured squares. The solution is simple – turn the Turbine Hall into a Wetherspoons. It would attract a less elitist clientele, and the exhibitions could reflect that – maybe ‘The Art of Die Hard’ or ‘Baroque Nudes Who Weren’t Too Fat’.
 
carmanmemoranda said:
Much prefer a local chippy.

Better fish, real chips.

Spoons is ok for a quick bite, and a beer, nothing more.
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You really shouldn't rush you food.

The Benefits of Chewing Your Food
  • Absorb More Nutrients and Energy From Your Food.
  • Maintain a Healthy Weight.
  • Your Food Gets More Exposure to Your Saliva.
  • Easier Digestion.
  • It's Good for Your Teeth.
  • Less Excess Bacteria Lingering in Your Intestines.
  • Enjoy and Taste Your Food.
 
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