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thats hilarious....and omg i wonder what on earth those sponge shafts were lol :lol: :lol:
rotflmao I luuuuurve this sort of humour :lol2:
Brilliant
Just made me chuckle that they've taken all the pics and then sat down and written too.
Brill.
rotflmao
"Luckily there was a small cookie provided. It had caught my eye earlier due to it’s baffling presentation: .
It appears to be in an evidence bag from the scene of a crime. A CRIME AGAINST BLOODY COOKING."
Thanks Nola!
:giggle: Love it!
Paul Charles, Virgin’s Director of Corporate Communications, confirmed that Sir Richard Branson had telephoned the author of the letter and had thanked him for his “constructive if tongue-in-cheek” email. Mr Charles said that Virgin was sorry the passenger had not liked the in-flight meals which he said was “award-winning food which is very popular on our Indian routes.”
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lol
but custard is not always desert. In Japan it often has mushrooms or fish in it.
...but the letter :lol:
oh that was fantastic my sides are hurting and eyes are streaming
lol :lol: :lol: :lol:
Absoultly hilarious lol
I laughed out loud. The complainant reminded me of that couple on the Catherine Tait show who rant about "dirty bastards" serving breadless prawn and avocado sandwiches "and this was in Harrogate".
Bearing in mind this was a flight from Bombay I suspect these are traditional Indian dishes mucked up and presented in the usual way by airline caterers.
The whole thing has a ring of "too good to be true" though. It will be interesting to see if Virgin make any formal response.
Shame you don't get chips to dunk in it bolt