Fried in the French manner

John is in San Francisco right now and on his first morning there he stared a little too long at a car-jacker and got a gun flashed at him, impressive. It’s like something straight out of a country-boy-goes-to-experience-the-big-city movie. I wonder if he found out whether In and Out Burger serve coddle. :)
Check out this episode of “The Computer Chronicles” from 1984 where they talk about the new and exciting field of computer games. Near the end Ireland gets a mention when they’re doing a brief piece about third world countries poaching jobs from Silicon Valley. The upcoming 286 chip also gets a brief mention.
I’ve mentioned Olde English before and I really like their sketches. One of their best is called “Gym Class“. Watch it and then watch an unreleased Xbox 360 ad (2.9MB WMV). Similar? Very. Dissappointing.

Monday Lunch through to Tuesday Lunch

Monday
~2pm - Lunch
:

  • Broccoli quiche
  • Salad
  • Small ciabatta type bap with a slice of cheese
  • strawberry milk

~ 7:30pm - Dinner:

  • Cheese potato gratin (cheese-sauce from a packet, several sliced potatoes, freshly ground black pepper, topped with some grated cheese near the end of the baking)
  • 1 portobello mushroom, fried
  • 3 slices of wholegrain bread

Tuesday
~10am - Breakfast
:

  • Rasin bran and warm milk

~2pm - Lunch:

  • Mushroom soup
  • Salad
  • Small ciabatta type bap with a slice of cheese
  • Rhubarb custard

3 Responses to “Fried in the French manner”


  1. 1 kstop

    That’s not very similar at all. Insect in headgear on the part of Olde English methinks.

  2. 2 Cliph

    It’s not? It’s pretty much the exact same and, to me, unique, plot device, much better execution (no pun) by OE too.

  3. 3 Ste

    I’m having Coddle for dinner today.

    Best wintertime dinner ever.

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