The George and Dragon, Bangsar Shopping Centre

The George and Dragon

The dashing hero
(Coz heros are usually
blithe and dashing)
Heard the princess shapely
(Coz princesses are normally
shapely and blushing)
Her screams were piercing
(And how can they not
be piercing and shrill?)
The dragon looked menacing
(Far from the dragon
in Shrek if you will)
St George our mighty hero
Saves the lady, his princess
And pubs the world over
Cheer the hero’s boldness
And that’s how The George
And Dragon appeared
To celebrate drunkenness
Inebriation revered.

And what of our hero and his princess you ask?

big breakfast

A man’s appetite is wanton
So she hummed and she hawed
How could she reward his bravery
Akin to an applaud?

Could she heave her taut breasts
And make him delirious?
Or whisper sweet nothings
And render him breathless?

breakfast

A big breakfast’s the answer
With sausages galore
Pork bacon to tempt him
And mushrooms, signor?

toad in the hole

He was pleased with her offer
And reciprocated her efforts
“Do you like my hard muscles
Shall I take you?” he flirts

“Kind sir, if you please
That is just so complex
A toad-in-the-hole‘ll make me happy
I’m British, no sex.”

Coz the British, you see
Are a strange lot by far
With nonsensical names
For food half bizzare

By now you’re prob’ly curious
Did the fare make them happy?
Were they satisfied at all?
Did it make them all smoochy?

“The breakfast was tasty
But the toad was too plain
The sausages were scant
But I shall not complain.”

Forย The George and Dragon
Is a quintessential pub
With great beers and ales
And typical Brit grub!

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The George and Dragon
Lot G130, Ground Floor
Bangsar Shopping Centre,
285, Jalan Maarof, KL

Tel: 03-2287 9316

My friends from Abu Dhabi may view the pics HERE.

29 thoughts on “The George and Dragon, Bangsar Shopping Centre

  1. Had the toad the princess kissed
    A dashing prince’ll appear in the mist
    Another adventure not to be missed
    And Georgie will be darn pissed

    With that toad they ate
    Seemed a plain breakfast date
    Poor old Georgie thought
    Darn, we’d better off mate!

    Still no sex, she said
    Offered Jarrod and Rawlins instead
    Poor old Georgie thought
    Great! Foursome in bed!

    With good beers and cheers
    A pub to try, it appears
    Some drinks and ‘lil luck
    Georgie’ll get ’em some tuck.

  2. Nic:

    St George and the Princess
    Rated their breakfast
    They gave J & R
    Top marks for tastiest

    But a foursome was not
    Her cuppa tea
    “I’m old fashioned,” she said
    They’ll just leave me achy

    As she pondered her fate
    The toad made a move
    He gave her a wink
    And said, “Let’s groove.”

    So she made off with him
    The toad and the princess
    He lavished her with flies
    And made her his mistress.

  3. Nic and Lemonyrumpai
    More, sir and ma’am, more! ๐Ÿ˜€

    (At this rate, we’ll have an epic by the end of today’s office hours. Hehe.)

    Please, sir and ma’am, we’d love some more!

  4. ling239: Well, it’s fried…. ๐Ÿ™‚

    Kenny Mah: An epic from a toad. That’ll be a first! We must go eat some frog legs to celebrate when it’s done. If it’s done.

    fatboybakes:

    I wonder how
    That can be viewed
    As a compliment?
    It sounds so rude.

    But if it were
    Any other way
    I’d think you got
    flushed down the bidet.

    daphne: Thank you, sweetie! Finally someone who appreciates the rhyme (directed at FBB). This toad-in-the-hole was just so-so only.

  5. The flies were nice
    But she longed for rice
    He was a kind soul
    But no handsome fellow

    The toad felt bad
    For the princess was sad
    He looked for a witch
    For a potion to switch

    The witch said okay
    โ€œOne rule if I mayโ€
    Treasure your moment today
    For tomorrow you will decay

    For his girl, a must
    And agreed at last
    Handsome he became
    A passionate night til lame

    She awoke with happiness
    But her toad laid breathless
    In her room she pinned
    Afar, Georgie, the witch grinned

  6. yammylicious: Poor girl…I hope you’re feeling well enough for a nice lunch now!

    Nic:

    The plot doth thicken
    As Georgie resumed
    His former appearance
    A knight costumed

    He swept the fair maiden
    Away from her grief
    And lavished her with
    Potatoes and roast beef

    A month and a day
    Went by very quickly
    As she ate through her sorrow
    Which she dealt with so bravely

    But stories are such
    That when you least expect it
    A twist appears
    To remind you, “don’t quit”

    As she lay fast asleep
    Her bosom slowly rising
    The toad’s ghost appeared
    With a voice loud and booming

    “I want you, fair maiden
    More than flies, more than tadpoles
    I’m stuck in pergatory
    Surrounded by dead souls”

    She wept in her bed
    While Georgie snored away
    She was stuck in a quandary
    She knelt down to pray

    Who’d make her happier
    The dead or the living
    She loved the dead toad
    In spite of his hopping

    She pulled out the sword
    And made her decision
    She stabbed sleeping Georgie
    And sent him to heaven

  7. waaaahhh, I don’t know what to say except that I feel rather tongue tied and dull since I can’t rhyme so save my life. Have never heard of this place. I like ye olde menu. Who is the toad in your hole??!

  8. She thought sheโ€™ll be happy
    She thought sheโ€™ll be glad
    But the flies in the balcony
    Still made her sad.

    What lifeโ€™s worth living?
    When all is death but breathing
    Whatโ€™s porridge with no frogs?
    And food with no blogs?

    A friend, she told
    Her love story unrolled
    William bid her farewell
    As she went to hell

    William was very inspired
    He wrote a similar story
    Thought hard โ€˜til perspired
    It touched everybody.

    The end? Or still at hand?

  9. Kenny, you’re not normally this nice to me. Is this really you?? If it is, will do my best to please, dear groupie.

    Paprika: Bald Eagle, of course. Can you not see the resemblance?

    sc: Sometimes I wonder too. And sometimes, I think the blog has a life of its own…!

  10. Nic:

    Before she departed
    To the far ends of hell
    She told her sad story
    to others as well

    You see our dear Bard
    May have written a play
    Of love, lust and tragedy
    And sexual foreplay

    But who would have thought
    That the greatest by far
    Is a tale of a frog prince
    And his princess, his star

    For this is one story
    Where the Brothers Grimm triumph
    And our dear Bill Shakespeare
    Can only go harrumphhh

  11. tigerfish: too early for the alcohol ler. Was there for lunch. ๐Ÿ˜›

    jason: You want everyone to just stare at each other ar? Perfect way of getting rid of unwanted guests.

    fatboybakes:

    If there’s ever a man
    Who can bring one to reality
    It has to be you
    As you’ve put forth so glibly

    It’s true all you said
    About the politician’s money
    I’d rather forget
    About Ling and the Georgie

    Coz I’m a romantic girl
    With ideas aflutter
    I’d rather think of
    Mash drowned in butter.

  12. Kenny, you’re still high on sex, no? ๐Ÿ˜‰ What the bananas have you been up to, lah?

    Lyrical, dear, you reminded me of that other strangely named British grub, Pigs in Blanket, or something like that.

    What next? Broom in Morel Mushroom? Flying Fox in a Box?

  13. Yeah it’s opened by the same peeps from Fins. The food looks good. All greasy and yummy. Heading there tonight for a pint or two and some pigs in blankets.

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