LADY!!! Please answer this for me....

[CrzyChinook]

ok we just got done with a holiday movie marathon... and we watched a couple of series and one was Forgetting Sarah Marshall and its spin off Get Him to the Greek... which has fictional British rock star Aldous Snow (Russell Brand)(which just filed for divorce from Katy Perry Dec 31 2011) and his fictional band Infant Sorrow...but one of the guys said he had the soundtrack to Get Him to the Greek..which is a actual release for Infant Sorrow...which is totally hilarious if you haven't heard it yet!! but in one of his songs he sings about some one coming to take his Bangers, Beans and Mash.... which is the title of the song Bangers, Beans and Mash.... ok what the hell is that? total gibberish or does it have a slang for something? russell brand is a total nut...so it wont surprise me if it doesn't mean a thing..

[jack]

mashed potatoes (mash), beans(beans) and sausages(bangers).

[MARDIGRA21]

I believe bangers is sausage in lady land so sausage beans and potatoes

[CrzyChinook]

i kinda figured the mash and beans but just couldnt figure out the bangers....lol ok so why bangers?? there must be a story behind that

[USMCramirez]

Should have kept in touch with the brits to ask them

Sent from my MB855 using Tapatalk

[CrzyChinook]

we have our very own ....the one the only & the fabulous ....ladym

[jack]

Pulled this from Google.

Although it is sometimes stated that the term "bangers" has its origins in World War II, the term was actually in use at least as far back as 1919.[1] The term "bangers" is attributed to the fact that sausages, particularly the kind made during World War II under rationing, were made with water so they were more likely to explode under high heat if not cooked carefully; modern sausages do not have this attribute.

[ladym123]

Lol looks like you've all worked it out between yourselves :)

Yes they are sausages Chinook, although it is a very old fashioned word that doesn't really get used anymore.

However, you may occasionally see 'bangers and mash' on a menu in say...a traditional pub/restaurant? Or maybe up north in some small village type setting they may still use it as the norm?

[ROMAD21]

Lol looks like you've all worked it out between yourselves :)

Yes they are sausages Chinook, although it is a very old fashioned word that doesn't really get used anymore.

However, you may occasionally see 'bangers and mash' on a menu in say...a traditional pub/restaurant? Or maybe up north in some small village type setting they may still use it as the norm?

Dont for get the band called Bangers and mash. lmao!!!!!!!!

[ladym123]

Dont for get the band called Bangers and mash. lmao!!!!!!!!

I can't forget what I never heard of lol!

[GriffinSentinel]

Bangers :D

[ladym123]

Bangers :D


Lol if you mention bangers these days (especially to younger people) it means boobies :redface:

[GriffinSentinel]

Lol if you mention bangers these days (especially to younger people) it means boobies :redface:

Even better. I know what I';ll be talking about on MW3.

[ladym123]

Even better. I know what I';ll be talking about on MW3.

Hmm? No bangers on MW3 that I've ever noticed lol! :rolleyes:

[GriffinSentinel]

They don't need to be visible to be talked about.

[ladym123]

They don't need to be visible to be talked about.

Men! :rolleyes: lol

[ROMAD21]

I can't forget what I never heard of lol!

Its kewl, I saw a poster a few months back when I took some vaca in london.

[GriffinSentinel]

Men! :rolleyes: lol

Come on Lady, without us who would you belittle? :D

[ladym123]

Come on Lady, without us who would you belittle? :D

Oh we just give as good as we get sentry ;)

[Ragingclue]

bangers, mash, and peas is a dish at my local pub.

I like 'em every once in a while even though the sausage is boiled. I prefer grilled, but oh well.

[ladym123]

bangers, mash, and peas is a dish at my local pub.

I like 'em every once in a while even though the sausage is boiled. I prefer grilled, but oh well.


Yup see...like I said...at the pub :)

[HAVOK]

Dont for get the band called Bangers and mash. lmao!!!!!!!!

Or the song "Bangers, Beans and Mash" from the Get Him to the Greek Soundtrack. Russell Brand was sick in that flick!