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littlemissfab wrote:

i have left over sinigang (shrimp in tamarind stock) from dinner last night. BUt I'm just totally out of it right now.. working.

I love sinigang! Yummy! My dad is usually the one who makes it here. :mrgreen:

MissMonika wrote:

I love sinigang! Yummy! My dad is usually the one who makes it here. :mrgreen:

I really like it when the sili (chili) has been softened and crushed after a few boilings....

*drools*

Sinigang and adobo are the only dishes that can make me go for seconds.

mmMmMMmMmmmm... adobo.... :drooling:

I'd tried sinigang at a number of Filipino restaurants and never thought it better than an average hot and sour soup.

Then around 1999 I had a home-cooked version. I was like, "wow... so THAT's what is is supposed to taste like."

Have always loved pork and chicken adobo and mamon. :woot:



Cheers, :drink:
PCM

pcmodem wrote:I'd tried sinigang at a number of Filipino restaurants and never thought it better than an average hot and sour soup.

Then around 1999 I had a home-cooked version. I was like, "wow... so THAT's what is is supposed to taste like."

Have always loved pork and chicken adobo and mamon. :woot:



Cheers, :drink:
PCM

ne????? pork and chicken adobo rules!!!

good for you that you had some good home-cooked sinigang. I agree that when you get it from outside, it tastes kinda "bleh"

Time to move to the Food thread, kids. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:Time to move to the Food thread, kids. :beaten:

First night in the basement. :puppydog: The new peeps were upstairs and I could see my bedroom light on from the window. It made me feel weird in the heart.

bmwracer wrote:Time to move to the Food thread, kids. :beaten:

too full to move.. sorry. :mrgreen:

Wynter wrote:First night in the basement. :puppydog: The new peeps were upstairs and I could see my bedroom light on from the window. It made me feel weird in the heart.

Poor kid. :patpat: :hug:

krim wrote:too full to move.. sorry. :mrgreen:

I'll get a fork lift. :mrgreen:

better get two. :sweat:

krim wrote:better get two. :sweat:

Damn, you're REALLY full. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:
>>>checks your pulse<<

:hehe:

Wynter wrote:First night in the basement. The new peeps were upstairs and I could see my bedroom light on from the window. It made me feel weird in the heart

awww... poor you... thinking of moving now? :hehe:

monta wrote:

awww... poor you... thinking of moving now? :hehe:

That's an even more impossible concept now. My plan is to just work really long hours and remain as invisible as possible.

Wynter <-- most outspoken person in her family. If I can keep my mouth shut, there'll be less drama.

On another note, I cut off a guy on the road and he followed me all the way to work. I didn't turn into the parking lot because I didn't wanna reveal my workplace, but we ended up racing in the neighborhood. I won! He tried to get up beside me to see who I was, and I pretended I had no idea that he was tailing me. Apparently that made him made... and give up. :mrgreen:

Wynter wrote:On another note, I cut off a guy on the road and he followed me all the way to work. I didn't turn into the parking lot because I didn't wanna reveal my workplace, but we ended up racing in the neighborhood. I won! He tried to get up beside me to see who I was, and I pretended I had no idea that he was tailing me. Apparently that made him made... and give up. :mrgreen:

Bad person, you.

Wynter wrote:

On another note, I cut off a guy on the road and he followed me all the way to work. I didn't turn into the parking lot because I didn't wanna reveal my workplace, but we ended up racing in the neighborhood. I won! He tried to get up beside me to see who I was, and I pretended I had no idea that he was tailing me. Apparently that made him made... and give up. :mrgreen:

a few years ago a driver almost knocked me off my bike as they were turning into their works car park. i was so angry that i returned with a laminated note (as it was raining) telling them exactly what i thought of them and stuck it under the windscreen wiper. :mrgreen:

kenjilina wrote: a few years ago a driver almost knocked me off my bike as they were turning into their works car park. i was so angry that i returned with a laminated note (as it was raining) telling them exactly what i thought of them and stuck it under the windscreen wiper. :mrgreen:

Good for you. :thumbsup:

I usually do that to people who leave their cars parked in front of my house for longer than a week... Any longer than that, and I'll let the air out of one of their tires. :twisted:

bmwracer wrote:
Good for you. :thumbsup:

I usually do that to people who leave their cars parked in front of my house for longer than a week... Any longer than that, and I'll let the air out of one of their tires. :twisted:

my friend did exactly that a while ago. he let the air out with a knife on all four tyres! :applaud:
he said he was laughing behind the curtains when the guy finally returned to his car. :hehe:

kenjilina wrote: my friend did exactly that a while ago. he let the air out with a knife on all four tyres! :applaud:
he said he was laughing behind the curtains when the guy finally returned to his car. :hehe:

LOL.

"Revenge is a dish best served cold."

bmwracer wrote:
LOL.

"Revenge is a dish best served cold."

... with PUDDING!

:hehe: