Curry Etiquette #678
At the recent Fat Dads' Football curry night, the author and Mark (most improved player) demonstrate how to wear one's nan bread as if it were a bib.
Sunday, April 02, 2006
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2 Comments:
a shish kebab flattened at both ends also makes a very convincing bow tie. You can make a very nice hat from a prawn puri, earings from onion bajis and a tandoori chicken down the pants looks exacly like a horrrible genital accident!
lol
that's nice work there. did the nan actually catch anything? i like how you have it tucked in at the top.
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