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WRG used to own it before giving up wild businesses and sticking with the technical stuff ... and then they went economic and efficiently done themselves right out of that market. It still goes on ... that thing called efficiency ... and people shaving!

Much is cut right off at below standard for survival and touted as the best. We much be Sado Macho ... to present the life cycling ...

Many can't observe or disregard such items of conflict ... sight unseen!
 
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Not sure how common they are outside cities, really. Even London doesn't actually have many of them. We might now have more Osmow's than Taco Bell. Which is fine by me. Shawarma and falafel are more to my current taste.
 
Not sure how common they are outside cities, really. Even London doesn't actually have many of them. We might now have more Osmow's than Taco Bell. Which is fine by me. Shawarma and falafel are more to my current taste.
osmow's? what's an osmow's never before heard of it. i take it it's a new chain come to town since i can't recaLl there being Any. I take it they Serve shawarma and fafel which are legiT
 
osmow's? what's an osmow's never before heard of it. i take it it's a new chain come to town since i can't recaLl there being Any. I take it they Serve shawarma and fafel which are legiT
Yes. I think it started after you left. It's a Middle Eastern chain started by an Egyptian immigrant. Serves shawarma, falafel, other related stuff. I usually have falafel or lamb shawarma on a pita wrap.
 
Yes. I think it started after you left. It's a Middle Eastern chain started by an Egyptian immigrant. Serves shawarma, falafel, other related stuff. I usually have falafel or lamb shawarma on a pita wrap.
to be honest, i've never tried shawarma at any pLAce. the cloSesT i ever came was gyro
 
to be honest, i've never tried shawarma at any pLAce. the cloSesT i ever came was gyro
Quite similar. Gyro is Greek (we ate it a lot for lunches when we were in Athens last year), Donair Kebab is Turkish, Shawarma is the Middle East but it's kind of the same stuff thanks to all those regions once being part of the Turkish empire.
 
Food is food to whoever the tradition fits ... consider mammon as an abstract food of God ... is that dark and mysterious as the lights go out in GEO Ghia as a form of satyr? About starving at the hand of a mortal god?

More satyr: if you set out to cause fear in a society and you cause anger instead ... is that contrary or just an alien form of metaphor? It is something other than expected in the perspective ... right? Again life appears complex even though the priests sell simony ... simple means for peddling salvation?

People buy into the darndest things and say it is not as it appears ... perhaps incarnate or something odder than conspired! That's a literary device ... but people do not wish to read into such peculiarities? It is an irregular literary form as presented. Then there are trumped up endites ... and end-alloyed to something else ...

These may be the only real power although underhanded ...
 
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Quite similar. Gyro is Greek (we ate it a lot for lunches when we were in Athens last year), Donair Kebab is Turkish, Shawarma is the Middle East but it's kind of the same stuff thanks to all those regions once being part of the Turkish empire.
you were in athens? how kewL is thAt! the only donair I've had waS donair pizza in aTlantic canada. yummy
 
Some people are addicted to various things ... and food doesn't count on a thin man getting to heaven first or primal ... maybe just primed by different bates ...

Just take a shot of rum in a strict temple and see it inflate ... everyone getting high as a hot air device!
 
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