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Zeus
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What is your favorite breakfast?

Mine,

Gravy
Eggs
Biscuts
Patatoes
Pork Chops

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id have to say mine is egg butty mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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I'd like to say Bacon sarnie (I'm a softie, not one of those fool crispy people...), but we had free fry ups for years at my old company (to get us in early) and it probably took a few years off my life (plus you can go off stuff, even pizza and baked beans!!!!).

So I will go with Alpen (original and not the non-sugar version). For some reason I bloody love the stuff!!!!

Oh, and a bacon/sausage combo sarnie with brown sauce takes some beating...

Anyone for black pudding for a dark horse entry? Nice stuff.

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you know its a good fry up when u can feel your arteries clog and you get the shakes mmmmm perfect

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Well this is a new style of thread.

I eat fish mostly. Fish and cheeze (not mixed).

Pork Chops for breakfast? That's odd.

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I don´t have breakfast, sometimes do have but I only drink a cup of hot milk or coffee + milk and thats all. Here we eat more on lunch.


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Quote: "and you get the shakes"
You say that, but I haven't drunk chocolate milkshake in over a decade. After finishing Uni I found that chocolate milkshake (especially the stuff brom BK) gave me massive DTs about dark rum (every other milkshake is fine). Used to knock rum back like no tomorrow. Tried it again a few years later and still was a bit dodgy. Weirdly drinking Bacardi gave me no problems.

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Fish for breakfast?

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by shakes i ment physical shakes, like the mcshakes when u eat cdonalds n you feel it ripping ur insides up

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Shredded Wheat and fresh fruit (rasps, strawbs, banana)

Toasted waffles with butter and honey is damn good too.

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Quote: "I don´t have breakfast"
Yeah, I generally never have. Prefer sleep and don't get hungry unless someone is in my face with a burger or somesuch. Apart from those years of free breakfasts... well, it's free goddamn it!!!

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Quote: "Fish for breakfast?"


I'm norwegian, ofcourse i have fish for breakfast.

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kwl, what with??? how do you quote im useless lol

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I rarely eat breakfast in the morning nowadays, usually just a breakfast cereal in the car if i do. But, i'm gonna have to go with bacon sandwhich too. If i want something quicker and cold, Cornflakes, with icy cold milk

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Quote: "what with???"


I'll just assume you were talking to me. Not with anything actually, except a slice of bread to put it all on.

Quote: "how do you quote"


Isn't it really intuitive? just mark the text you would like to quote, and press the "quote" button. It's so easy, Grandma can do it.

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skanky pizza and the last of the night before's beer

Fry-ups are pretty good.

Or Jordan's Crunchy Oat Cereal.

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Quote: "Isn't it really intuitive? just mark the text you would like to quote, and press the "quote" button. It's so easy, Grandma can do it."
wow i feel really stupid
Quote: "I'll just assume you were talking to me."
hence the asking of the quote question!
Quote: "Not with anything actually, except a slice of bread to put it all on"
sounds nice

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Posted: 17th Oct 2007 17:20 Edited at: 17th Oct 2007 17:20
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Quote: "I'll just assume you were talking to me."


Quote: "hence the asking of the quote question!"


I do have a nick you know, you can always use that to get my attention if nedeed.

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Quote: "skanky pizza and the last of the night before's beer"
Ah! A Uni breakfast!!!!! Used to think cold pizza tasted great. Being still pretty drunk in the morning helped I think as I can't stand cold pizza now

Hehe good old Uni. When I was too broke and there was nothing else left (and I was too hungover to go outside) I used to have jam on cheese (instead of bread). Just about stomach it (not a cheese person really unless it's melted).

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Quote: "But, i'm gonna have to go with bacon sandwhich too"
Soft or really crispy though? If really crispy then I don't know you anymore! Soft ones FTW! Hmmm. That doesn't sound so right now it's out of my head...

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Bah, WeetBix, Nutri Grain (cereals), with either or a bottle of coke. I feel like that now, shame it's 1AM, not really the ideal time for breakfast.


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Quote: "not really the ideal time for breakfast"
Perfect time for lots of toast though. Especially after a bevvy.

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The remains of a kebab, generally found at the bottom of your bed from the night before...
Now honestly the ultimate breakfast is bacon, sausage and a fried egg on bread toasted on the outer side. I like my bacon done so its just going a bit crispy and the egg has to be nice and runny. Its also quite nice to put cheesey beans on it aswell, the cheese generally prevents the beans from all falling out of the sandwhich and offers a very nice taste!
However since that can only be eaten safely every couple of months I generally have either a bowl of: shreddies, coco pops or frosties. I used to have sugar puffs but they always made my tinkle smell (why is that?).

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Quote: "Pork Chops for breakfast? That's odd"


In the USA pork chops are meant for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

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In Sweden we usually eat a light healthy breakfast. It's very common with porridge, sourmilk or sandwiches. When I was a kid I loved milk with chocolate powder and toast with cheese and smoked ham, then I removed the chocolate powder.

These days I make my own chocolate flavored cappouchino and I love Polar Bread (comes from the town where I grew up "Polarbröd" in Swedish) with cheese, smoked ham and red bell peppers. If you dip Polar Bread with cheese into hot chocolate it becomes very jummy!

Oh and I make killer bacon, egg and chili sandwiches but those are way too unhealthy an a bother to make.

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Posted: 17th Oct 2007 19:14 Edited at: 17th Oct 2007 19:18
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I rarly have breakfast Unless theres full english on the menu

2 Sausage, 2 Bacon, 2 Eggs, Tomato's, Mushrooms & 2 Fried Slice followed by lots of coffee

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Fruits (kiwi, mango, watermelon, papaya, grape, banana...) and yoghurt. I also like to make weird experiences with sandwiches.

Actually, "KKK" sounds like laugh in our language. We do not support Ku Klux Klan. I would kill KKK if it was a man. Cheers.
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Quote: "In the USA pork chops are meant for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
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*cough*
Sorry but I don't like pork chops in the morning, I start out with a full meal, but not pork chops, thats for lunch or dinner. I usually cook up one of my recipies that I made..yummy . Consisting of, egg sandwiches, toast, fish if we have it and I love an english muffin with blackberry.

I like to cook with onions and peppers in the morning, sweet though nothing spicy that early. Fruit is always welcome on my table as well.

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Quote: "In the USA pork chops are meant for breakfast, lunch, or dinner."


I think in the USA anything is meant for breakfast lunch or dinner.

Left over pizza is good. But i usually have Crunchy nut Cornflakes. Or just bread (I can't be bothered toasting it).

If i had to pick a favorite breakfast.. Then I'd go for:

Sausage
Bacon
Fried egg
black pudding

All in a granary bread roll, with some HP sauce. (Only if I don't have to make the damn thing!)

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Oh, and don't forget french toast. Bloody brilliant if done right

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French toast is amazing, but heres the killer question, sweet or savoury? I do the same as I do with pancakes, I like a bit of both.

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Porridge...

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Quote: "In Sweden we usually eat a light healthy breakfast."

My grandma's brother lives in Sweden. When I was there I had only a cup of milk & one sandwitch (only with butter) - of course the others had normal breakfast...
Now I have no time for breakfast & often my first meal is a dinner...

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Hmmm. NoobAflakes.

Made from 100% noob! Who thought noobs could taste this good!

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Bacon
Eggs: Scrambled
Toast: Buttered
Oh yeah add Coffee too


Uhhhhhhh.... I forgot

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Quote: "sweet or savoury?"
You can get sweet french toast? Really? Wow, that suddenly sounds really really nice. Where have you been all my life? Starving now... Beer will have to suffice... Ah, sweet beer...

And did someone mention pancakes? Ok, totally not a British breakfast, but could totally do with classic shrove tuesday pancakes right now (nice and simple with sugar and lemon juice)... Luckily beer helps out once again...

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Quote: "Soft or really crispy though?"

Soft on me sarnie, with a nice dollop of brown sauce.
Crispy when not placed between two slices of thick toastie bread.

I also love French toast.

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Quote: "Soft on me sarnie, with a nice dollop of brown sauce"
Excellent, you are no longer dead to me.

And yes, french toast totally rules now I think about it. So need a decent fry up now....

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I eat noobs for breakfast.

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Eh, you mean girl noobs right mate?

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I usually eat leftovers for breakfast... Unless of course we have Cookie Crisp (best cereal ever)

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What are you talking about Cool Guy Jordan? A noob is a noob.

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Favorite Breakfast:

An Original Grand Slam at Denny's all bacon eggs scrambled.

Not just for breakfast either. That was my Thanksgiving dinner last year.

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UR NOT COMEDIAN!

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You don't understand what I am incenuating(sp) do ya?

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Western Omelete (3 eggs, peppers onions ham w cheese) is a favorite

or

French toast made with Portugese sweet bread with a side of homefries and ground chorico.

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Cold cereal is good (Raisin Bran, Shreddies, Mini Wheats, Golden Grahams, etc.)

But my absolute favourite:

Bacon, scrambled eggs, sausage, hashbrowns, and toast. Cover it all with ketchup (aside from the toast, which should be covered with peanut butter and jam).

Dump it down a few vats of black coffee.

Makes me hungry just thinking about it....

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Quote: "Cover it all with ketchup"
Ahh, dude. No, brown sauce is where it's at mate.

Quote: "Dump it down a few vats of black coffee"
Never done anything for me. I've been drowsy and falling asleep after like 5 black coffees and 3 Pro-plus tablets in Uni (all night attempts to finish work due next day). Everyone else is like on the ceiling and I may as well have had a nice mug of hot milk or something. Yawn...

Sigh. Back to my glass of water...

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Quote: "Never done anything for me. I've been drowsy and falling asleep after like 5 black coffees"


Me too, actually. I don't drink coffee for the caffeine as it has little to no effect. Tea will keep me up at night, but coffee just puts me to sleep. I like coffee for the taste, and will drink instant or decaf if there's no other alternatives.

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Quote: "Ahh, dude. No, brown sauce is where it's at mate. "


What is this brown sauce that you speak of? Sounds... gross.

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Quote: "I like coffee for the taste"
Never liked it. Quite like a cup of tea though. On the other hand when i was in Paris I had a lot of espresso. Was bloody gorgeous (even at the airport)! Best coffee like ever, and right up there on my top drink list. Lovely. Everywhere else though espresso tastes like arse. Vodka has less kick to it. Even Starbucks (love that place) doesn't do it right. Considering France is like about 20 miles away from England you would have thought we could copy it. Paris is really an amazing place, but I would move there for the coffee

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