I mean, honestly, does that look very appetizing to you? Well, we felt the same way. I was afraid to touch it because it might still be living and Dylan felt that only sauces could make the difference. And so, sauces it was.
I must say, it did make a little bit of difference. I was actually able to eat the so called "fish." The chips were good, but it was overshadowed by the overwelming fear of possible food poisoning. 
Ok, so with fear of food poisoning greatly affecting our appetites we decided to head on out of this local "restaurant." STOPOn the whole, this version of the British favorite wasn't very good. I rate the food at a 5, Dylan has it coming in at a 7. However, if food poisoning occurs the rating could go negative. Good times were had all around, though. If you would like to see the other photos from today, you can either request them through comments or go to facebook where Dylan published the album. STOP
Tune in next week for our discussion on British music. It will feature Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Who, and many others. It should be exciting and fun to read. STOP
(P.S. I apologize for the lack of paragraphs at the bottom. For some reason the blog will not allow me to put a space in between the lines. Therefore, I was reduced to telegram line breaks. Again, sorry for the inconvenience.) STOP
2 comments:
Awesome.
Perhaps a formal rating/ranking scale.
Quality 1-5
Value 1-5
Taste 1-5
etc.
Good job.
nice blog. i will say that this american LOVES captain d's but im in the minority. then again i'll eat anything fried since i never gain weight. i love the batter which i think makes the difference. the fish and chips in the uk are pretty plain but then again there are many causes of error including the fact I may have gone to the wrong places. they all taste the same and i dont use vinegar like most people. the chips i will say i prefer short and stumpy like in the uk. i love food.
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