O/T Urban Fresh Burger in Parkgate

[Pattylallacks2]

I find Rastafarianism really interesting as it formed relatively recently in Jamaica but its 'holy land' of Babylon is in Ethiopia, even though there aren't many Ethiopian Rastafarians at all. Curious if they're serving predominantly Ethiopian cuisine rather than the Caribbean I'd tend to expect given the lack of Rastafarians from that part of the world. Either way it sounds great, will have to check it out.

Surprised that there are Rastafarian vegans as I always thought they quite liked a joint.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

The bloke that runs it stands outside praying with a big stick in his hand at opening. Proper Rastafarian.

The Caribbean place next door to it is nice.

If he’s a proper Rastafarian he’s not going to believe in gender equality, homo***uality , feminism, contraception and abortion

As for veganism or vegetarianism, Rastas have a cuisine that includes pork and often shellfish.

I think I will stick to the Popeye burger

[Scum-Triumphant]

If he’s a proper Rastafarian he’s not going to believe in gender equality, homo***uality , feminism, contraception and abortion

As for veganism or vegetarianism, Rastas have a cuisine that includes pork and often shellfish.

I think I will stick to the Popeye burger

I genuinely don’t understand your point here? Do you care what the views on same *** marriage and abortion are of a stranger that you never have to meet?
Sounds like the pope to me. I couldn’t give a flying feck about him either.

[John2]

If he’s a proper Rastafarian he’s not going to believe in gender equality, homo***uality , feminism, contraception and abortion

Sounds exactly like the Catholics.

But sadly a very good point, like Christianity (which it is derived from) and indeed most religion's, its attitudes towards women's rights and gay rights are quite backwards. No reason to assume this individual holds such views though. At least Rastafarianism inspires quite a lot of good music, unlike the dull crap you get from Christianity.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Sounds exactly like the Catholics.

But sadly a very good point, like Christianity (which it is derived from) and indeed most religion's, its attitudes towards women's rights and gay rights are quite backwards. No reason to assume this individual holds such views though. At least Rastafarianism inspires quite a lot of good music, unlike the dull crap you get from Christianity.

More like Islam than Catholicism.

Except there isn't a Mohammed Marley as far as I know.

[gm_gm]

So is playing 18 holes with three 36 handicappers

Youre not wrong CAM spending 10 minutes every hole in the woods looking for balls 100 yards from where they thought they'd hit it ....ban the feckers

[wrinkly]

No beef whatsoever, well at least in my experience....



....I suppose I should explain. I worked close to a Five Guys and everyone used to rave about their burgers so one day, being Billy-no-mates I took a walk over there on my lonesome to try them out. I ordered the big sized bacon cheesberger with everything on it. Nibbled on a few peanuts while I anxiously awaited my number to be called. When it finally was I picked up my order and retired to a table to indulge. On unwrapping the burger, it was massive so I began to get my chops around it, lettuce, bacon, onions, tomato, cheese, special sauce, the lot. Having devoured over half of it I thought "Wait a minute!" and started probing amongst the mess I was making to discover, no beef patties. I searched and I searched but to no avail. Panic set in. Should I take it back to be ridiculed either because in their eyes a bacon cheesberger maybe just includes bacon and cheese (more like a bacon sarnie with extras) or because I'd eaten close to 75% of a $10 burger before noticing they'd forgotten to put the beef on! In the end I did what I always do, sloped off quietly to avoid my own blushes. I did however return a few days later to repeat my order, and did get the beef

A bloke I know, and his wife, once tucked into their Sunday lunch and finished it before they realised that the joint was still in the oven.