I've never 'got'

Annie Mac.

The Queen Mother

Chris Moyles.

Scott Mills.

Zane Lowe.

Fuck it. Radio 1.

@ Skully - Could you explain what's good about coriander, I don't get it.

Aesthetics are hard to explain. I like it. I really really do. It only works in small amounts. I know what you mean about it being a bit soapy. But I love it.

Chris Moyles.

Scott Mills.

Zane Lowe.

Fuck it. Radio 1.

First two are shiiite but Zane Lowe is great at what he does IMO.

what, being a twat?

what a great monica..

Aesthetics are hard to explain. I like it. I really really do. It only works in small amounts. I know what you mean about it being a bit soapy. But I love it.

Agree on small amounts, just can't stand the stalks and as you say small amounts are key, coriander seeds on the other hand don't bother me at all really.

@ Skully - Could you explain what's good about coriander, I don't get it.

Go to RASA N16 and order Rasam. All the answers you need. :)

er, the offside rule???

First two are shiiite but Zane Lowe is great at what he does IMO.

Ok, sometimes he recognises good talent.

I just never got the speaking fast thing.

I just never got the speaking fast thing.

I don't get it either but he's damn good at it.

Go to RASA N16 and order Rasam. All the answers you need. :)

Really? Just Rasa N16 or will any of the other restaurants do as well, Indian food is another thing I don't really get so might be willing to give this a go.

Zane Lowe's a tit

YouTube- Zane lowe DJ set Moshulu

WANKER!

Citrix - it barely works and is a right pita to support

Coriander is an acquired taste. Def. only small amounts. Try it sprinkled on a hot bowl of Pho (vietnamese noodle soup) preferably the raw beef version with lemon squeezed on top. good.

Unfortunately the only place in london that nearly gets it right is Song Que on Kingsland Road.

Classic cars, rock and sport.

all much better here than perth.

and i like posh english girls

Really? Just Rasa N16 or will any of the other restaurants do as well, Indian food is another thing I don't really get so might be willing to give this a go.

I think South Indian food is the best Indian food, so might be a good starting-point. That said, some people simply don't like aromatic food because aromatic herbs and spices like coriander don't work for them.

Coriander is an acquired taste. Def. only small amounts. Try it sprinkled on a hot bowl of Pho (vietnamese noodle soup) preferably the raw beef version with lemon squeezed on top. good.

Unfortunately the only place in london that nearly gets it right is Song Que on Kingsland Road.

Coriander was never an acquired taste for me--I loved it from the word go. Definitely one of the greatest herbs used in cooking, but as I say, it just doesn't work for some people. (I've only met one other person so far who didn't like coriander.)

two

I don't get people who don't get coriander, garlic, olives, humus, yoghurt, anchovies, sour cucumbers etc.

I don't get people.

What's a sour cucumber?

scoble?

probably means a gherkin

Pickle?