My arse is in tatters

Originally posted by lausey

Redmike, have you been to the Killermont Polo club? That is the Indian restaurant that I am talking about (agree it is a strange name for a restaurant, but it did actually used to be a Polo club). It is on Maryhill Road. I haven't been there for years and was wondering if it was still of the same standard today.

Originally posted by Redmike
Yes, I've been to the Killeremont Polo Club a couple of times.
The food is excellent, and like you say quite traditional. I find the atmosphere a bit formal and stuffy though.

I used to live a couple of hundred yards from it.

I agree that a lot of what we get in 'Indian' restaurants in the UK would be unrecognisable in India. Its still good though ...[text shortened]... ts of curry recipes from around the world, including the UK's favourite - chicken tikka masala.

Good grief!

What the hell are the two of you doing to my thread about burning rectums???

cookbooks indeed.....pffffft.....

Originally posted by shavixmir
Good grief!

What the hell are the two of you doing to my thread about burning rectums???

cookbooks indeed.....pffffft.....

Originally posted by The Plumber
just when we thought this thread was going to start having a little class....😲😉

stick to a korma. the more mild it is, the lighter on your arse the pain will be the next day.

Originally posted by dale21
stick to a korma. the more mild it is, the lighter on your arse the pain will be the next day.

Originally posted by shavixmir
Korma?

Pray tell....what's korma then?

Originally posted by chakan
can`t think of a thread off-hand that has class 😉

Originally posted by Redmike
Korma's like a curry, but for girls. Little, cute girls with pigtails and dolls. Not a proper man's curry at all.

if you want a mans curry then have a vindaloo and ask for it extra spicey. but dont cry to me when your arse explodes into flames and your sweatin like a pedo on a school bus. have a korma if u dont want the pain. simple.

Originally posted by The Plumber
true - but hope springs eternal....

Actually I shunned kormas for years in the belief that they were curries for people who didn't like curries, but I've started eating them recently and they can be pretty good taste-wise.
Of course, if you need that chili-buzz stay away.

Kormas are excellent! What do you mean they're for little girls? I prefer the Butter Chicken myself with the super spicy green chili and yogurt sauce. Oh man, my sphincter is quivering just thinking about it!

Originally posted by darvlay
Oh man, my sphincter is quivering just thinking about it!