Now that's a breakfast
 

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The £10 Breakfast :drool:

wot.........no tea??????????????????????

Saw that earlier in another forum. Apparently the breakfast is free if you can eat the whole lot in 20 minutes. :barf:

why did RJ take a pic of his breakfast???? :-P

at least he shared a bit with the person opposite, in the pic ;)

Those sausages don't look cooked enough for my liking.

OMG that's disgusting :barf: !!

I like a cooked breakfast once in awhile but that's really OTT !!!

I agree they look very undercooked :shock: !

:twisted: Only plates i've ever seen like that is dinner at Barbaras :shock:

Though Michael's and your burger after the signing in 2006 was fairly large :lol:.

Still can't believe I managed to eat a pizza after that :shock: :lol: !!

so when we all going to do the challange then

:twisted: I will happily sit and watch anyone do this challenge :up:




As long as they've already made their will and left me stuff :bleh:

Breakfast????

Or potential heart attack?:?

Probably both if you attempt to eat that sized portion !!

I reckon I could crack that breakfast, probably not in 20 minutes but I could probably do it, for £10 it's worth a go.

Haha no way! I have a friend that lives not far from the place which sells these, though I shalln't be taking up the challenge!

I can hand on my heart say I wouldn't succeed...for one I don't eat meat so that amount of meat would probably make me ill (and just thinking about the volume of greasiness is making me a little queasy!) and if that didn't finish me off, my allergy to tomatoes would cause considerably difficulty and severely impede my ability to finish it off!

Especially as if you had any left you could take it home for lunch and/or dinner!

Is that an actual word?

I don't know. I was wondering that after I posted it. At a risk of going off topic, is it "shan't"?

Sharn't

According to MS Word (do we trust it?), it is shan't.

So now I wish I'd done that BEFORE hitting post.

Although technically I don't think it's a proper word. A bit like 'ain't' used to be before it caught on.

Its in the online dictionary as shan't Its the contraction of shall not!!

Ah but shan't (as I now know it to be spelled!) is a shortened version of "shall not" therefore I'd assume it to be as much a proper word (or abbreviated two words!) as "can't".

Yeah what Emma said. I'm just slower to post ;-)