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really? Stunning yes. Food meh IMO. really? I've never has a bad curry from there! I eat there quite a few times a month and always get treated very nicely and food always come the way I like it. They always bring me out sides of saag and lentil dishes and stuff. Really really like the grub there. Never had a to use a knife to cut my chicken, side of the fork always. What was your experience of it? I know the lunchtime dishes can suffer sometimes but for a la carte it's always been spot on for me. There's loads of great Indian restaurants in Glasgow. I thought it would have been better than what it was tbh. Got there nice cars everywhere. Beautiful place on the inside. Really special looking. I generally can't afford to eat out at places like that so I felt a little special. Service was nice etc etc. it was night time when I went. The food wasn't bad but not as good as I thought it would be tbh. Actually the food was nice but I think everyone over hyped it to me. Its like nandos. For years everyone hyped it up. This was when I was a lot younger. Went there and everyone was saying mmm so good. I could have punched somsone it was rubbish. Kebabbish is nice as you can eat till you get the meat sweets Fair do's mate! I usually ask for stuff cooked in particular way etc so that's possibly why I haven't been disappointed. There's a place called kushi's in Dunfermline which is quite nice food and its BYOB also as they don't have an alcohol license.

Congrats big man! You don't do things in halves do u?

Congrats b

Stunning kit! If I had a 370z this is the only kit I'd have!

Fancy going tonight for one? We're gonna go for a bite in town tonight Ah nightmare!! No worries bro! I don't get in from London till late mate other wise I would!

Lol I'm not a fan of it being crispy tbh. Love it to be soft and tender through

Fancy going tonight for one? We're gonna go for a bite in town tonight

U wouldn't know! You only turn up for dessert usually

really? Stunning yes. Food meh IMO. really? I've never has a bad curry from there! I eat there quite a few times a month and always get treated very nicely and food always come the way I like it. They always bring me out sides of saag and lentil dishes and stuff. Really really like the grub there. Never had a to use a knife to cut my chicken, side of the fork always. What was your experience of it? I know the lunchtime dishes can suffer sometimes but for a la carte it's always been spot on for me. There's loads of great Indian restaurants in Glasgow.

If it goes for low price its not actually a bad buy. Pretty standard and the stick on stuff can be removed leaving a very nice base car for someone looking for a track toy or the likes

Best Indian restaurant I've eaten in, in Glasgow is a place called Bukharah. Food is unbelievable and the restaurant decor is stunning. http://www.bukharah.com/

If anyone is in North Lanarkshire, there is a small family owned restaurant called Benkaz located near the m8 in Shotts. Fantastic family ran italian with great food, great atmosphere and most of all fantastic staff(the manager in particular)

Nice car! I really love the new shape boxster s! The backside is something of a very sexual nature! Porsche really have their new range sorted

You should see Neil in my Bride seats it took a while to get him out again as well GTR seats can be fitted with a little effort I cant get my legs by the steering wheel in a car with brides fitted My arse is too big also

I have watched someone do a 32oz Steak. Even that would take a week to digest I had 2 x 35oz t-bones for me and my old man from the butchers. The things wouldnt fit on a normal plate i'll dig out a picture of it!

I have Honda accord type R recaro's in my car. I have quite a large frame also. My back is very wide and normal buckets do not fit me well. I can't imagine the zeds leather being too snug though? They're barely bucket seats. I was sliding out them when driving spirited etc

I highly recommend ebc yellow stuff pads from Mitz. Fantastic value for money. I bought a set from Mitz 15k miles ago and they are still looking good. Used on track about 5 or 6 times and a few spirited drives

Changing pads takes an hour or two for a beginner. Rear bumper removal and fix about 1-2hr total.

Yeah it does I love a steak after a long hard week. Friday night, feel as though be earned it. I tend to eat sirloin often as its cheaper than fillet. Fillet is one a week usually

you've heard of bodybuilding? steak, fish, chicken, sweet potato, green veg , oats and eggs. All ill be allowed from next week. I'm aware about the issues with red meats and cancer but I like to live by the attitude, "here for a good time, not a long time" and I generally just do whatever I enjoy doing. Training and eating steak is a couple of favourite past times I know so many people who never smoked but have died of lung cancer. Really healthy guys getting diagnosed with cancer and diseases and to me it's just no worth the hassle worrying about things. Just enjoy life and be happy

where in London? I'm down in quite alot. My brother is in Surrey but has now just bought a pad near tower bridge.

steaks usually 2 of them lol. From next week I will be on 8 meals a day. Starting a lean bulk soon.

I think a steak is ruined by over cooking. I find that if you don't butterfly a fillet it's very had to cook rare as the outside ends up medium and the inside raw.

I'm a massive fan of steak and tend to eat steak for most meals. Personally a fillet steak is my favourite in terms of taste and tenderness. I do however like a steak regardless of cut. If I have a fillet steak I usually eat it butterflied and rare or blue depending on how good the restaurant is. This is a fillet from my favourite Italian restaurant. So I guess the question is, how do you eat yours?

Lol why u not sharing car type Dan? Gutted for you mate but we all usually have one which makes us that little but humbler when behind the wheel. At least you had the correct insurance and you haven't lost a mate