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How was the holiday to Turkey, Metalhead?
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RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:How was the holiday to Turkey, Metalhead?
It was really good!!!

The only thing that was akward was I was there with my (ex) girlfriend. Made things rather...strange, when we got back to the UK.

If you get a chance to go tho, go to OluDeniz and stay at Asena Beach, nicest hotel in the area, top notch holiday spot :-D
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Me, a few months ago with my new glasses!

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MetalHead wrote:That would be me, I later finished that whole bottle, had some pints, and the smirnoff ice with a fry up in the morning (ouch)
Terribly sorry, but what's a fry up. I try to know as much British slang as possible, as it really is your language we're stealing over here. But I'm lost.
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Fried breakfast, arterial goodness of sausages, bacon,mushrooms,eggs,tomato and beans, all annihilated to semi-sludge via frying...its compulsory after a good session with the brews
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Terribly sorry, but what's a fry up. I try to know as much British slang as possible, as it really is your language we're stealing over here. But I'm lost.
More info than you could possibly care about on 'fry ups'. :)
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Sounds delicious. I never understood you Brits and the whole eggs and beans thing. Until I had it. I try to stick away from the bacon/sausage/fried stuff, but dear lord, a full breakfast served in various Irish/English style pubs here is wonderful. Hmm, I think I'm going to have myself some eggs/beans now.

* I'm on a moderately healthy diet due to my workouts, so high protein/low fat are usually my goals. So for any fitness freaks out there/dietary restrictions, may I recommend the following, for a moderately decent knockoff.

5 egg white omlette, 2 slices whole wheat toast, 1 serving kidney beans in bbq sauce, 2 strips turkey bacon, 2 strips turkey sausage, 1/2 tomato, 1/2 cup canned mushrooms. You're looking at about 10g of fat, 50g+ protein.
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Bryan Moore wrote:Sounds delicious. I never understood you Brits and the whole eggs and beans thing. Until I had it. I try to stick away from the bacon/sausage/fried stuff, but dear lord, a full breakfast served in various Irish/English style pubs here is wonderful. Hmm, I think I'm going to have myself some eggs/beans now.

* I'm on a moderately healthy diet due to my workouts, so high protein/low fat are usually my goals. So for any fitness freaks out there/dietary restrictions, may I recommend the following, for a moderately decent knockoff.

5 egg white omlette, 2 slices whole wheat toast, 1 serving kidney beans in bbq sauce, 2 strips turkey bacon, 2 strips turkey sausage, 1/2 tomato, 1/2 cup canned mushrooms. You're looking at about 10g of fat, 50g+ protein.

Well I'm an American, i'm from Florida, but I've lived in England since I was wiped out by hurricanes. Dude believe me, if you think their slang is bad you should try some of the accents here. They're so mental that sometimes I don't know how to respond besides laughing.

Occaisonally at work (a hardware store chain) I can't understand and people have to write down 'GO IN THE BACK AND GET THE FIRE I ORDERED'
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Bry, do you take creatine mono, sida or tribulus?
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Granitehewer wrote:Bry, do you take creatine mono, sida or tribulus?
Other than some refined protein, I try not to take too many suplements. I'm trying to lose a lot of my existing body fat, so Tribulus wouldnt' work for me. Sida isn't readily used in America as a weight loss treatment, and I'm not sure if I'd use it anyways. As for creatine: When I get around to having the $ and the set gym schedule, I will likely get back on creatine and BCAA's. But the truth is, it's 70% diet and a vast majority of exercise. If I were bodybuilding I'd be more concerned about a suplement. It's more getting into a decent shape now.
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Am the guy ,in blue
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