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not guilty of that 1.

but am guilty of making worse threads and have been known to make home made double cheeseburgers with bacon n egg.

i called it the good morning burger

i know someone that used to order there cheeseburger at the counter with chips in it she stopped doing that after after a while. got sick of the looks she got and repeated questions of what was that mam.

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not guilty of that 1.

but am guilty of making worse threads and have been known to make home made double cheeseburgers with bacon n egg.

i called it the good morning burger

My hangover cure is something on the same line... 4 slices of toast, 2 soft poached/boiled eggs, 2 rashers of bacon, a layer of cheese and a layer of fried mushroom... it was like

---- toast

oo egg

+++ cheese

---- toast

xxxx mushroom

---- toast

\\\\ bacon

---- toast

and yeah it stood about that big too... definately helps with the acid reflux the day after a big night out hehe

oh yeah and the trick was to have runny egg yolks cause that made it twice as good, and a lot of butter on the shrooms

-D

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