He still has friends from school and Stirling University, and goes for curries with them all the time.
As Slade, late 80s, San Francisco, but I sometimes go for a curry with the Rocking Phantoms, my first band, from school in Walsall.
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We love curry -- all different kinds -- and we were in the mood for a curry with coconut milk.
He speaks about Chewbacca as if he's about to go for a curry with him after.
He meets up for a curry with local music legend Chimpo and treats himself to a slice of true Northern soul in Bakewell.
You've gone for a curry with the lads, an ostensibly fun activity, ruined by the fact you got a bit overexcited and ordered a fucking vindaloo for a dare, which you now have to finish in its entirety for fear of the unrelenting and merciless punishment you will receive in the group chat otherwise.
In early 2011, after Vieira said she wanted to exit her contract a few months early, Capus went to bat for Curry's ascendancy with his new boss, Steve Burke.
In frustration, he chastised other Arab leaders for not doing enough to help the Palestinians, and for currying favor with the West.
And as for currying favour with the Tory right, merely chipping off a few secondary schools and turning them into de facto adjuncts of the private sector cannot make educational or financial sense.
