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Can you even call something a premium car if it doesn’t have a kebab holder?
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I prefer Indian, but VW wanted $200 to replace my ashtray in their Naan Smoker Package .
/sari
//not sari
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Nothing goes better with a German car than a Kebab. Perfect!
http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20170203-germanys-favourite-fast-food
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anyone know of a decent kebab shop in denver.
always the first thing we do when we land in Aus, get a good kebab
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Seems like a Sa mosa would fit nicely into most cupholders.
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I see your one Kebab and rai s e you two burritos.
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Hard shell? GTFO.
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if a snake and a mortician got married what would their towels say?
hiss & hearse .
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wait i thought ke bab was a kabob with an acc ent? not a totally different food. This whole time i thought Aussies were just really into eating food one a stick.
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Yes.
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new way to “give it the beans! ”
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This is what happens when words get passed between many different Middle Eastern cultures. (Also both spellings are, AFAIK, valid Romanizations of the various words.) Basically it ends up being applied to all sorts of cooked meats.
Shish kebab is what we know in America , but there’s plenty of other forms. Doner kebab is the other common kind known in Western cultures (although not America), although shawarma and gyros are very closely related.