Chicken Fillet Rolls ?

awec · 29-02-2020 12:09am

So do yous go for the plain, southern fried or spicy chicken folks?

Spicy all the way here. Brown roll too.

L1011 · 29-02-2020 12:10am

Burty330 wrote: »

Dummy , chicken filltet in a global serch request will produce far more results than hot chicken. ffs who googles hot chicken..

Corkonians desperately trying to find anything, anything at all to push their ridiculous turn of phrase beyond the county boundaries? Because you did clearly google it to get that Mirror article.

Burty330 · 29-02-2020 12:11am

L1011 wrote: »

If you are unable to read the article.

Does the title say fillet chicken roll?

29-02-2020 12:11am

awec wrote: »

So do yous go for the plain, southern fried or spicy chicken folks?

Spicy all the way here. Brown roll too.

Southern fried if it’s there but it’s the one I find that shops stock the least. They’ll all have spicy and plain and I’ll opt for the former then.

White, southern fried, butter, mayonnaise, grated cheese, in half. Cheese always has to go in before the chicken.

hynesie08 · 29-02-2020 12:11am

Burty330 wrote: »

Dummy , chicken filltet in a global serch request will produce far more results than hot chicken. ffs who googles hot chicken..

Hot chicken has 1.175 billion search results, chicken fillet has 38 million, try again

Burty330 · 29-02-2020 12:12am

hynesie08 wrote: »

Fair enough

https://www.corkbeo.ie/culture/whats-on-news/cork-hammered-labelled-absolute-dump-17357735

Cork is a dump so

Where are you from?

Burty330 · 29-02-2020 12:14am

hynesie08 wrote: »

Hot chicken has 1.175 billion search results, chicken fillet has 38 million, try again

You probably googled hot chocolate

L1011 · 29-02-2020 12:16am

Burty330 wrote: »

You probably googled hot chocolate

That has 1.44Bn

Corkonians cannot ever accept they aren't actually that important to the rest of the country and we're just getting further proof here :pac:

Burty330 · 29-02-2020 12:21am

L1011 wrote: »

That has 1.44Bn

Corkonians cannot ever accept they aren't actually that important to the rest of the country and we're just getting further proof here :pac:

https://www.echolive.ie/corknews/Skyscraper-a-game-changer-for-Cork-citys-skyline-ef897107-28ee-48e8-be52-267cda234d97-ds

I know civil servents who turned down promotions in Dublin. One of the worst cities in Europe for traffic congestion. The housing crisis there is an utter disgrace.
Way over priced. The place in a hellscape and thats coming form somebody who was born there

L1011 · 29-02-2020 12:22am

Burty330 wrote: »

https://www.echolive.ie/corknews/Skyscraper-a-game-changer-for-Cork-citys-skyline-ef897107-28ee-48e8-be52-267cda234d97-ds

I know civil servents who turned down promotions in Dublin. One of the worst cities in Europe for traffic congestion. The housing crisis there is an utter disgrace.
Way over priced. The place in a hellscape and I was born there

I'm not from Dublin.

You just proven that you are only having a Corkonian superiority episode with this surreal name-changing for the hell of it thing.

29-02-2020 12:23am

I’ve never called it anything but a hot chicken roll, in Galway, Limerick, Cork etc it’s known as a hot chicken roll. I’ve asked for a hot chicken roll in Dublin too plenty of times and always got one.

Burty330 · 29-02-2020 12:25am

L1011 wrote: »

I'm not from Dublin.

You just proven that you are only having a Corkonian superiority episode with this surreal name-changing for the hell of it thing.

Then state where you are from. Lots of guys in here trashing Cork , yet they don't seem to have the gonads to reveal where they are from

L1011 · 29-02-2020 12:26am

Burty330 wrote: »

Then state where you are from. Lots of guys in here trashing Cork , yet the don't seem to have the gonads to reveal where they are from

Donegal. Live in Kildare.

Neither is Dublin, and quite importantly neither is Cork either. Neither goes out of their way to generate pointless differences to the rest of the country. And in both if you ask for a "hot chicken roll" you could get given fecking anything.

L1011 · 29-02-2020 12:29am

Bodie White Rocker wrote: »

I’ve never called it anything but a hot chicken roll, in Galway, Limerick, Cork etc it’s known as a hot chicken roll. I’ve asked for a hot chicken roll in Dublin too plenty of times and always got one.

Did you, by any chance, go to college in UCC?

We might be isolating the source of the infection here.

the_pen_turner · 29-02-2020 12:30am

Burty330 wrote: »

Then state where you are from. Lots of guys in here trashing Cork , yet they don't seem to have the gonads to reveal where they are from

im from thurles, i have never heard it called a hot chicken roll. its very easy to dismis you as being from cork but now nox has claimed it too so im not sure where this wierdness is now.
it just sounds wierd to call it a hot chicken roll.

Panthro · 29-02-2020 12:49am

Think it's time for a thread roll poll

29-02-2020 12:50am

Panthro wrote: »

Think it's time for a thread roll poll

Will swill be one of the options?

Realt Dearg Sec · 29-02-2020 1:23am

Hot chicken breast fillet baguette.

ToddDameron · 29-02-2020 1:27am

White crispy roll, butter, egg mayo, lettuce, sundried tomatoes, grated cheese and a southern fried chicken fillet. Everything else is thrash.

Realt Dearg Sec · 29-02-2020 1:41am

ToddDameron wrote: »

sundried tomatoes, .

Ah, an aristocrat, very nice.

BelovedAunt · 29-02-2020 7:18pm

Bodie White Rocker wrote: »

Sure we will see how that works out for you....and the poster above you...

I thought you're a scientist Nox?

01-03-2020 10:14am

L1011 wrote: »

Did you, by any chance, go to college in UCC?

We might be isolating the source of the infection here.

Eating then since 1st year in secondary school Galway and never heard them called anything but hot chicken rolls. That’s what up on the signs in all the deli’s etc also.

BelovedAunt wrote: »

I thought you're a scientist Nox?

I am, not sure what your point is?

BelovedAunt · 01-03-2020 12:37pm

Bodie White Rocker wrote: »

I am, not sure what your point is?

You really think the 6.5 billion non catholics in the world are "fecked"?

01-03-2020 1:00pm

BelovedAunt wrote: »

You really think the 6.5 billion non catholics in the world are "fecked"?

Most definitely, they will only find out when it’s too late though.

the_pen_turner · 01-03-2020 1:05pm

Bodie White Rocker wrote: »

Most definitely, they will only find out when it’s too late though.

see that great thing about your god is that if it all turns out to be true , all you have to do is repent all your sins , wipe the slate clean no questions asked no punishment and walking into heaven. i would much rther be in hell with all my friends though

hynesie08 · 01-03-2020 1:06pm

Bodie White Rocker wrote: »

Most definitely, they will only find out when it’s too late though.

Are you talking roman catholics?? Where do Baptists, CofI, Lutherans fit in?

Aren't you going to hell anyway, pre marital sex, gluttony, pride, all frowned upon...

hynesie08 · 01-03-2020 1:08pm

the_pen_turner wrote: »

see that great thing about your god is that if it all turns out to be true , all you have to do is repent all your sins , wipe the slate clean no questions asked no punishment and walking into heaven. i would much rther be in hell with all my friends though

Don't forget good old simony, just buy your absolution...

01-03-2020 3:42pm

Bodie White Rocker wrote: »

I am, not sure what your point is?

A scientist that dismisses the proven health risks of heavy saucing, lack of exercise and eating crap yet believes in something for which there is not a shred of evidence.

Quite the scientist indeed

EmmetSpiceland · 01-03-2020 3:56pm

salonfire wrote: »

A scientist that dismisses the proven health risks of heavy saucing, lack of exercise and eating crap yet believes in something for which there is not a shred of evidence.

Quite the scientist indeed

No one believes that a 12 pint session is “good” for you but the way the naïve, 4 pint, minus-craic brigade on here go on your swear no one would ever wake up after a regular 8 pint night.

01-03-2020 4:06pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

No one believes that a 12 pint session is “good” for you but the way the naïve, 4 pint, minus-craic brigade on here go on your swear no one would ever wake up after a regular 8 pint night.

BINGE!!!

hynesie08 · 01-03-2020 4:07pm

salonfire wrote: »

A scientist that dismisses the proven health risks of heavy saucing, lack of exercise and eating crap yet believes in something for which there is not a shred of evidence.

Quite the scientist indeed

To be fair, one of irelands most respected physicists lectured at Trinity while being head of the theological society, and saw both things as being intrinsically linked, so science and theism don't necessarily have to be rivals. He never spouted ****e about damnation like noxy though.

Not sure if he liked a chicken fillet roll though.

Deebles McBeebles · 01-03-2020 4:07pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

No one believes that a 12 pint session is “good” for you but the way the naïve, 4 pint, minus-craic brigade on here go on your swear no one would ever wake up after a regular 8 pint night.

I'd have about 8 beers. In it to win it.

EmmetSpiceland · 01-03-2020 4:11pm

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

I'd have about 8 beers. In it to win it.

If that’s over a week you might go under the radar of the “fun police” on here.

Deebles McBeebles · 01-03-2020 4:14pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

If that’s over a week you might go under the radar of the “fun police” on here.

Jesus, no. That's a Friday night. They say (on a Canadian comedy show) that 8 beers is about right. 4 is just a quick few beers, 6 is a good number but 8 beers is the sign of a good night. I'd agree.

EmmetSpiceland · 01-03-2020 4:19pm

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

Jesus, no. That's a Friday night. They say (on a Canadian comedy show) that 8 beers is about right. 4 is just a quick few beers, 6 is a good number but 8 beers is the sign of a good night. I'd agree.

For me, personally, 8 is a “standard” session. Going out for anything less is both a waste of time, and money.

Now, I’m all for popping into the pub after work for a “couple” is fine. It’s just part of the trip home.

When you hear some of the “talk” on here, you’d swear that 8 pints is some impossible feat than no human could endure.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 01-03-2020 4:41pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

No one believes that a 12 pint session is “good” for you but the way the naïve, 4 pint, minus-craic brigade on here go on your swear no one would ever wake up after a regular 8 pint night.

I’m always intrigued by people linking drinking with craic. If you’re a bore with no drink, it’s amplified with sauce.

Jamsiek · 01-03-2020 5:15pm

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

Jesus, no. That's a Friday night. They say (on a Canadian comedy show) that 8 beers is about right. 4 is just a quick few beers, 6 is a good number but 8 beers is the sign of a good night. I'd agree.

What Canadian comedy show? I’m curious

Deebles McBeebles · 01-03-2020 5:30pm

Jamsiek wrote: »

What Canadian comedy show? I’m curious

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterkenny_(TV_series)
Well worth a watch!

Jamsiek · 01-03-2020 5:44pm

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterkenny_(TV_series)
Well worth a watch!

Yes I know it but haven’t seen it much.
I must watch it.
I live in Vancouver.

Vita nova · 01-03-2020 7:15pm

I've never had a CFR, although I have had sandwich rolls from the deli counters in small supermarkets, mostly just cheese and salad fillings. I like meat in general but have very little trust in the meat and meat products used for rolls at deli counters.

01-03-2020 7:21pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

When you hear some of the “talk” on here, you’d swear that 8 pints is some impossible feat than no human could endure.

8 is an enjoyable session and perfectly harmless if the rest of your week is relatively clean.

But for nox, 8 is just the start of a session, to be followed by shorts well into the night. Then up early the next day for a dirty fry and start the pints again.

Then follows a week of take-aways for dinner and chicken rolls for lunch.

I'm sorry, but that type of life-style is poisonous as the science well proves it. Science that scientist nox dismisses of course because it does not suit his narrative.

Then he believes in Catholic teachings - without a shred of evidence - again but it just suit the narrative.

tuxy · 01-03-2020 7:25pm

salonfire wrote: »

Then he believes in Catholic teachings - without a shred of evidence - again but it just suit the narrative.

I have my doubts about that

The second of the seven deadly sins is gluttony

01-03-2020 7:46pm

tuxy wrote: »

I have my doubts about that

The second of the seven deadly sins is gluttony

Mmmmmm, gluttony.

Woke Hogan · 01-03-2020 7:49pm

salonfire wrote: »

8 is an enjoyable session and perfectly harmless if the rest of your week is relatively clean.

But for nox, 8 is just the start of a session, to be followed by shorts well into the night. Then up early the next day for a dirty fry and start the pints again.

Then follows a week of take-aways for dinner and chicken rolls for lunch.

I'm sorry, but that type of life-style is poisonous as the science well proves it. Science that scientist nox dismisses of course because it does not suit his narrative.

Then he believes in Catholic teachings - without a shred of evidence - again but it just suit the narrative.

What’s it to you, though?

RWCNT · 01-03-2020 7:52pm

Getting to the stage where a separate forum solely dedicated to discussing Nox's drinking might be an idea.

The topic is coming up frequently in increasingly unrelated threads.

01-03-2020 7:54pm

RWCNT wrote: »

Getting to the stage where a separate forum solely dedicated to discussing Nox's drinking might be an idea.

The topic is coming up frequently in increasingly unrelated threads.

The poor souls can’t get over something that doesn’t affect them.

Jamsiek · 01-03-2020 7:58pm

Woke Hogan wrote: »

What’s it to you, though?

I think it’s a reaction to his comment that all non-Catholics are going to burn in hell.
I never thought a discussion about sandwiches would turn into this

EmmetSpiceland · 01-03-2020 7:58pm

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

The poor souls can’t get over something that doesn’t affect them.

People with very little “going on” in their lives can be, quite, intolerant of others having fun.

Woke Hogan · 01-03-2020 8:00pm

Jamsiek wrote: »

I think it’s a reaction to his comment that all non Catholics are going to burn in hell

Well that’s what Catholics believe. Better that than the “bouncy castle Catholics” you see nowadays.

Jamsiek · 01-03-2020 8:04pm

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

People with very little “going on” in their lives can be, quite, intolerant of others having fun.

Like said poster telling people that eating meat on Ash Wednesday is “PRETTY LOW”

Chicken Fillet Rolls ?

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