How do you like your bagels?

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Thumb paranoia, misidentification type.

The bagelry that is found (surprisingly) in the centre of Liverpool's Chinatown does a 'Pretzel Bagel' which is truly superb. Properly cooked, freshly made bagels are not remotely like the supermarket plastic bags of what often tastes like bread rolls with a hole in.

@relentless-red said
Thumb paranoia, misidentification type.

When you say "paranoia", are you suggesting there AREN'T any thumbs down being given?

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I like mine left in the bakery whilst I get stuck into a sttotie egg Banjo.....leaving you pretenious posh tvvats to enjoy your boiled buns.

@badradger said
I like mine left in the bakery whilst I get stuck into a sttotie egg Banjo.....leaving you pretenious posh tvvats to enjoy your boiled buns.

Duchess64 will be along soon to congratulate you for exhibiting the "great power of whiteness" and cooking the limp upper lip of divegeester's goose.

@badradger said
I like mine left in the bakery whilst I get stuck into a sttotie egg Banjo.....leaving you pretenious posh tvvats to enjoy your boiled buns.

'Posh'. You need to visit Liverpool's Chinatown.

Enjoy your sttotie egg Banjo and your inverse snobbery.

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Lightly toasted with garlic and cream cheese.

@badradger said
I like mine left in the bakery whilst I get stuck into a sttotie egg Banjo.....leaving you pretenious posh tvvats to enjoy your boiled buns.

Egg Banjo, what a great name for a snack! I can just see you gliding down the Tees in a canoe chomping away on one.

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I hope you won't mind if I pull out two quotes from your post. I just want to contrast your opening statement with the fact that the 2015 motion was passed unanimously by the city council.

I don't want to defend the past or bury history. I do want to dispute your 'few white Brits' statement when a whole city has devoted so much time and energy to remembering history and using it to move forwards in a positive way.

My understanding is that Liverpool has the oldest Chinese community in the UK and it is well respected. Liverpool has put incredible energy into owning the past which is clearly on view in the Maritime Museum and The International Slavery Museum with all the the different communities within the city involved and included in getting these things right.

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This sounds like it belongs on the Debates Forum. You have evidently been triggered into talking about "white Brits", "UK's racism" and the "ethnic cleansing of Chinese" by talk of bagels on the General Forum.