When we lived in Thailand we had to travel to Singapore every so often to get a visa renewal (or send the passport off on the bus to Malaysia, my passport has been to more countries than I have - don't tell anyone). So, when I was in the big smoke of Singapore I used to live on fucking McDonalds for 2 or 3 days, I don't really like their stuff - except of course for the sausage and egg McMuffin, they're are fucking pucker, totally, delightfully fucking pucker! I was well chuffed when I found out on a business trip to Germany that the German for sausage and egg McMuffin is in fact sausage and egg McMuffin, fucking result - and there was a McDs right opposite my hotel in Essen AND they were doing a 2 McMuffins and a coffee fro 3 Euros deal - wahooooo! I can speak reasonably gut (see what I did there?) Germanish, but I can't be fucked making all that effort if they can't be bothered speaking proper Ingerlish, Wurst und Ei McKuchen???? sounds bonkers.
Meanwhile back to what the fuck I was rambling about. We used to live on superb Thai and real Chinese food in Thailand, our mate was a brilliant cook of Chinese-Thai food because his parents were Chinese and he was born in Thailand, best of both worlds, and he owned a restaurant which was just up the road from our house so we ate there every day and drank many Singha beers, fucking luvverly! But, whenever I went to Singapore I had this irrational craving for crap food so it was Big Macs and fries all the way - and Guinness in the Penny Black pub which was full of city type English yuppies, fucking weird!
The closest we get to takeaways these days is fish and chips in Bennets of Weymouth when we toddle down there for a day at the seaside. I never knew I liked Haddock until recently, I always used to have cod, then one day they gave me the wrong thing, fucking Haddock! I was miffed as fuck and nearly went all Conan the fucking Ballbearing on them, but then I thought I would give it a go and it is WAY better than cod, I am definitely a haddock and chips sort of bloke these days.