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Saito_Hajime wrote:

:lol: And he might be using the cursed technique (one hand, one fold technique) of making sushi as well. Damn, this guy not just a sushi chef but also a sorcerer :mrgreen: :hehe:

i think the problem is when they some of these ppl use gas-burning stoves to cook at home...the type of gas being used is Sarin gas.

Tu_triky wrote:


i think the problem is when they some of these ppl use gas-burning stoves to cook at home...the type of gas being used is Sarin gas.

Where the hell do they buy those gas? The vendor of those gas must be a member of the Aum Shinrikyo sect :sweat:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

Where the hell do they buy those gas? The vendor of those gas must be a member of the Aum Shinrikyo sect :sweat:

yeah they ride around neighborhoods with bicycles with little bottles of gas that they sell alongside gyoza and dango....

Tu_triky wrote:

yeah they ride around neighborhoods with bicycles with little bottles of gas that they sell alongside gyoza and dango....

Well, I guess it's better than using the gas called fart :beaten: It's the bomb man :hehe:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

Well, I guess it's better than using the gas called fart :beaten: It's the bomb man :hehe:

depends what they ate for dinner....

Tu_triky wrote:

depends what they ate for dinner....

What if they eat a food with many onions in it? Oh wait, what am I thinking, it's the breath that's gonna smell bad :banghead:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

What if they eat a food with many onions in it? Oh wait, what am I thinking, it's the breath that's gonna smell bad :banghead:

natto gases.....smelly asses.

Tu_triky wrote:

natto gases.....smelly asses.

:lol: How could we not mention the nattos?! :banghead:

By the way, ever heard of the Durian fruit? It has a strong odor that it is even forbidden to bring that fruit in a transit in Singapore

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Saito_Hajime wrote:

:lol: How could we not mention the nattos?! :banghead:

By the way, ever heard of the Durian fruit? It has a strong odor that it is even forbidden to bring that fruit in a transit in Singapore

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no durians...that's hiliarious.

Tu_triky wrote:


no durians...that's hiliarious.

In an air conditioned transportation with closed windows, you really wouldn't want to be in a train with a fruit like that :bleh:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

In an air conditioned transportation with closed windows, you really wouldn't want to be in a train with a fruit like that :bleh:

i always sleep with three durians...

Tu_triky wrote:

i always sleep with three durians...

I'm speechless :dotdotdot: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

I'm speechless :dotdotdot: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow:

i usually am too...because the smell is so strong it constricts my throat and makes me enable to vocalize....so i end up going to sleep.

Took my first MCAT practice exam.....:shamefulcry:

Tu_triky wrote:

i usually am too...because the smell is so strong it constricts my throat and makes me enable to vocalize....so i end up going to sleep.

Just as I thought :beaten: :hehe:

shoujo22 wrote: Took my first MCAT practice exam..... :shamefulcry:

Good Luck with that! :fingerscrossed:

I'm 3 hours late for work. :beaten:

Durian daisuki! :dancing:

krim wrote:Durian daisuki! :dancing:

majide? it stinks a LOT

demo, durian oiishi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *Mr Sparkle-like voice*

krim wrote:demo, durian oiishi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *Mr Sparkle-like voice*

mr. sparkle-like voice??? errrrrrrr.....

:crazy:

must agree though, durian is the bomb.. i love it. it's just a pain to eat it in public.