Do you put ketchup on your eggs?

[Elandril]

I mean who gets themselves banned for posting in a thread like this?

My thoughts exactly...

[estimablesir]

I mean who gets themselves banned for posting in a thread like this?

[Jito463]

Were it hard- or soft-bioled eggs? it sounds kinda intriguing...


Edit:
I just looked at the board rules again and only found one rule that leads to an immeditate ban. Now the question remains: what could someone write about warez in a thread about eggs? Well maybe he needed someone to show him how to crack an egg?

ROFL

I'm guessing it was due to vulgarity in his post, based on how it started out.

[Kinlaadare]

Soft boiled.

Didn't tried to hard boil them... next time

[Elandril]

By the way, anyone tried eggs and chocolate and sugar?

Were it hard- or soft-bioled eggs? it sounds kinda intriguing...


Edit:
I just looked at the board rules again and only found one rule that leads to an immeditate ban. Now the question remains: what could someone write about warez in a thread about eggs? Well maybe he needed someone to show him how to crack an egg?

ROFL

[Kinlaadare]

Violation of the boards rules...

Says a lot and nothing at the same time...

By the way, anyone tried eggs and chocolate and sugar?
Tried that this evening, and it's kinda strange at first, but it's delicious.

[Elandril]

LOL, one post and already banned!

Makes me wonder, what the heck he wrote...

[xpain_redefinedx]

hmm i used to when i was younger.. now, not so much. sure brings me back tho. those were the days, the messy and sticky days.

The rest of the post was deleted and the user was banned for violation of board rules.

[Elandril]

I don't think the combination of ketchup and egg is for me... at least I can't imagine the taste. maybe I'll try it out sometime...

I usually eat soft-bioled eggs with salt and hard-boiled ones with either mayonnaise or salt. Where I come from mayonnaise is pretty common for eating eggs. For French fries (i.e. potatoe chips) I also prefer mayonnaise to ketchup.

About the origins of ketchup: did you know that the Romans had something similar in taste which was made of slightly rotten fish? *shudder*

[estimablesir]

yeah I've heard ketchup being called catsup, in fact it briefly mentions it on wikipedia.com

[streetwolf]

You never heard of Ketchup being called Catsup?

I believe Ketchup/Catsup was originaly a Chinese fish sauce and the name Catsup is closer to the Chinese sounding name then is Ketchup. Something like this.

Google it, I'm too lazy to write more.

[Kinlaadare]

I've never seen Catsup in that thread

And I'm to lazy to google for Catsup... 't is something for the cats?

[streetwolf]

My wife and kids all use Ketchup on their eggs. As for me Ketchup is not meant to be put on eggs.

btw... do you say Ketchup or Catsup? If this was already mentioned, too bad. I'm too lazy to read all these posts.

[Pyr0]

hehehe, you guys are makin' me hungry

i love eggs, boiled, fried, poached, omlettes whatever

it all depends how the eggs are prepared and how i'm eating them at the time
i could only put ketchup on fried eggs if i was making a sandwich with other fried food like sausage, bacon, etc.

hard boiled eggs are nice mashed with mayonaise

a plain fried egg sandwich is lovely with a bit of HP Sauce and some grated cheese, not sure how many of you guys will have heard of HP sauce, so:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP_Sauce

[estimablesir]

Well I'm proud to say that, this week I had an egg and cheese sandwhich WITH ketchup.