Kayal upset by failure to find good Hummus

[brightn'ove]

Who did we decide had the biggest dong - sorry - most money on NSC? Surely they can afford to fly in some acre hummus for the KING (praise be unto him).

 

[Dick Head]

Because the impression is one of utter derision and hatred that leads to headlines such as the one in the article. Arabs and Jews are more than capable of co-existing peacefully together. They have done for centuries. At least until western cartographers get their hands on the local maps.

My point is that a good relationship between an Arab and a Jew should not be regarded as exceptional. For as long as it is then hope is lost for future generations.

I know this and you know this but it still doesn't make it not true. I could have said, "whilst some Israeli Jews and Muslims are hardly on speaking terms others have been happily living alongside each other for decades". I think you are finding negativity in a positive story.

 

[Eeyore]

I know this and you know this but it still doesn't make it not true. I could have said, "whilst some Israeli Jews and Muslims are hardly on speaking terms others have been happily living alongside each other for decades". I think you are finding negativity in a positive story.

I accept your correction, although I would add that it is a very positive story that should be considered more normal than its title suggests.

 

[um bongo molongo]

This is supposed to be the best hummus in London - "Israeli inspired"...

https://hbros.co.uk/new/home.php

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

It's not true, beyond the image that the media portrays there are folk who've been happily living alongside each other for decades.

I agree with you. And Haifa is a great place.

 

[Dick Head]

I accept your correction, although I would add that it is a very positive story that should be considered more normal than its title suggests.

Okay then. Anyway, here is a story about Arabs, Jews, hummus and coexistence:

Hummus joint gives Jewish-Arab tables 50% off

Israeli hummus cafe gives Jewish-Arab tables half off

 

[W.C.]

Who's that man who plays for Israel?
Who's that man we all adore?
Beram Kayal is his name
He'll boss the midfield every game
But he can't find good hummus anymore.

 

[pastafarian]

Who's that man who plays for Israel?
Who's that man we all adore?
Beram Kayal is his name
He'll boss the midfield every game
But he can't find good hummus anymore.

ooh that’s shocking…….mine is worse than yours though

Berrrrrrammmm Kayyyyalllll
Let him know its Hummus time
(to the Live Aid Feed The World tune)


I was driving down the Old Shoreham Road when I ran over some Taramasalata.
A little further on, I hit some Hummus
I thought it was a new Green Party traffic calming scheme but then I saw a road sign:
'Caution - Dips In Road'

 

[LargeHadronZugzwang]

Brighton's status as a bit of a foodie paradise has also just been SHOT DOWN IN FLAMES. Property prices may not recover from this body blow.

Does this mean there will be a double-dip recession?

 

[ofco8]

I wonder if I could find a decent Yorkshire Pudding in Acre. Probably not, that's life!!!

 

[Man of Harveys]

Does this mean there will be a double-dip recession?

*applauds*

 

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

Another crisis looms. The price of chickpeas goes through the roof and the fantastic Smorls is even considering using Fava beans. Has the club got contingency plans in place, With the transfer window still open, our Hummous loving midfield superstars head could be turned by a club offering a chickpea based deal.

http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/15907265.Foodies_forced_to_fork_out_more_for_hummus/

 

[FatSuperman]

FAVA beans?

HEEEAAAAATTTHHHHHEEENNNNSS

 

[Stat Brother]

FAVA beans?

HEEEAAAAATTTHHHHHEEENNNNSS

I've heard they're ok with liver and a nice bottle of Chianti.