Ken-chan wrote:well..you're probably right ^^
but can't help wondering why Kusanagi always appears in shows that let him eat stuff..when I visited japan this summer and watched a show he was in he always got something toeat in the end maybe he has a special deal with his company :deal:
haha :rofl:
If he keeps showing up on these food programs and loading up, he'll be ready for sumo... :hehe:
hmm..the few times I have seen the show he mostly has been able to eat so I don't think he's gona starve to death ^^
the yonly use the best of the best ingrediences in the show so maybe you don't become fat :mrgreen:
On the show, the Japanese don't seem to like the crust on the bread: they always cut it off on the sandwiches... And they put way too much mayo/mustard on the sandwiches: one bite and that stuff is all over the place....
bmwracer wrote:The sandwiches beat the inari sushi, 4-3... :D
On the show, the Japanese don't seem to like the crust on the bread: they always cut it off on the sandwiches... And they put way too much mayo/mustard on the sandwiches: one bite and that stuff is all over the place....
cutting the crust of the bread is very common in japan, when you'll buy a sandwich or something you mostly get it without the crest and tyey love mayo :) they sometimes even cut the crest from toasts...
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:Maybe they feel that the crust is not worthy of being eaten by them... :hehe: I personally dont mind the crust caust cause it gives me more to eat...
When I was a little kid I didn't like the crust, but we're talkin' about adults here... Without the crust, the sandwiches look sorta gay.
Main Entry: frou·frou
Pronunciation: 'frü-(")frü
Function: noun
Etymology: French, of imitative origin
1 : a rustling especially of a woman's skirts
2 : showy or frilly ornamentation