You know what really grinds my gears?

[laoislad]

The chipper is the machine inside the chippy that you feed spuds into and chips come out the other end.

In the Just Eat app it has a menu option for "Traditional Chipper" where all the nearby Chippers are.
Must be different for you Brits.

[Eamonnca1]

I hear young ones talk about scran (I think) for food. Was that word always about?

They say it in Ballymena and Newcastle England. I think they might say it in Carlisle too.

[Tony Baloney]

I hear young ones talk about scran (I think) for food. Was that word always about?

They say it in Ballymena and Newcastle England. I think they might say it in Carlisle too.

Yes would first have heard the Ballymena shams talking about scran 30 years ago.

[Jell 0 Biafra]

Was pretty common usage on the north side of Dublin in the 80s.

[ONeill]

I see patties are starting to replace burgers over this side of the water. Was only a matter of time.

Patties in Galway. This is coming like a steam train.

https://handsomeburger.com/handsome-burger-menus/

[Jeepers Creepers]

I see patties are starting to replace burgers over this side of the water. Was only a matter of time.

Patties in Galway. This is coming like a steam train.

https://handsomeburger.com/handsome-burger-menus/

A free side of fries. I'd like to think so for €15

[Square Ball]

Tribal Burger in Belfast at it as well.

https://tribalburger.com/menus/

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Dem patties gotta be smashed these days chaps

[johnnycool]

Dem patties gotta be smashed these days chaps

Evidently the patty bit is purely the meat part with the burger being the whole shebang..

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Think so 😊

[Milltown Row2]

Think so 😊

All this talk about patties

Just had a pattie there, smashed it into me..

[ONeill]

I give it within 5 years you'll hear someone tell you about one lad booting another lad up the fanny in the Antrim SFC.

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Boot caught in doot. I can see the headlines now

[ONeill]

Patty update.

Cork - https://www.sonofabun.ie/what.html

[Eamonnca1]

Use of the verb "to drop" in place of to announce, reveal, or deliver.

"New album just dropped." Where from? A plane?