Dotch Cooking Show

17 Jan 2006, 02:08 #1121

i think obachan was 82... iirc. :shocked:

17 Jan 2006, 02:18 #1122

krim wrote:i think obachan was 82... iirc. :shocked:

Yikes. Simply amazing.

*packs bags, moves to rural Japan to live to 100+ years of age*

17 Jan 2006, 05:53 #1123

There's a book out now called "Japanese Women Don't Get Old or Fat" I'd say that's a true statement(especially the fat part, can't remember the last time I saw a fat Japanese woman)

17 Jan 2006, 06:05 #1124

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ex had daikon aishi :hehe:

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17 Jan 2006, 06:18 #1125

krim wrote:i think obachan was 82... iirc. :shocked:

I thought she was 84? o.o;

That reminds me of this one time I took a guitar class, the teacher was this really old, and short man, it would take him like... five minutes to walk to the otherside of the room. But... When he would play the guitar... Man... It was just amazing.

20 Jan 2006, 06:06 #1126

I picked up the ad today and saw it will be a Chinese vs. Korean battle this week. I don't have it on hand, but I do remember seeing a crab fried rice dish against a bimbibon (sp??). I've seen this dish in the Korean restaurant though.

20 Jan 2006, 06:09 #1127

didn't they have bimbibon a few months back? they went to korea and had the bowls specially made...

21 Jan 2006, 05:26 #1128

Brought the ad into work so, without further ado:

ƒJƒjƒŒƒ^ƒXƒ`ƒƒ[ƒnƒ“ (kani retasu chya-han) vs. ƒ†ƒbƒPƒrƒrƒ“ƒo (yukke bibimba)

Crab and lettuce fried rice vs. (yukke?? meat??) bibimba (Korean dish)

21 Jan 2006, 05:46 #1129

Arigato doch! :applaud: I picked up the flyer earlier this week, but I'm definitely katakana challenged :bonk:

22 Jan 2006, 12:46 #1130

Aside from SMAp guy I recognize two of the other judges: Ex-Dodger pitcher Kazuhiro Ishii and ex-Angel pitcher Shigetoshi Hasegawa... :D

22 Jan 2006, 13:59 #1131

I would have gone with the crab(even with the crab guts!) Ishii got his revenge on me for all those times I'd be yelling, "Geez, Ishii throw a f**king strike!!!" :bonk:

22 Jan 2006, 14:03 #1132

gaijin mark wrote:I would have gone with the crab(even with the crab guts!)

That translator needs to find a better word... But she is telling it like it is. :bleh:

Ishii got his revenge on me for all those times I'd be yelling, "Geez, Ishii throw a f**king strike!!!" :bonk:

:lol: :lol: Payback, baby!! :hehe: :hehe:

22 Jan 2006, 22:10 #1133

Right before the Final Presentation the guy next to Smappy said, "Don't betray me" but, true to form, Smappy went to the other side :shakehead: Some things never change :beatyou:

23 Jan 2006, 12:37 #1134

gaijin mark wrote:Right before the Final Presentation the guy next to Smappy said, "Don't betray me" but, true to form, Smappy went to the other side :shakehead: Some things never change :beatyou:

What a punk: he doesn't follow his heart, he goes with the best chance of eating....

24 Jan 2006, 03:13 #1135

bmwracer wrote:
What a punk: he doesn't follow his heart, he goes with the best chance of eating....

It's the stomach doing the thinking for him.

24 Jan 2006, 04:02 #1136

dochira wrote:It's the stomach doing the thinking for him.

Better than Mr. Johnson, I guess. :hehe:

26 Jan 2006, 05:20 #1137

This machine does not have IME installed, but I can give the menus anyways:

Yakiudon vs. Napolitan (spaghetti)

26 Jan 2006, 05:25 #1138

dang, i'll need to remember to tape it before we head out to my aunts place for Chinese New Years dinner...

26 Jan 2006, 12:08 #1139

krim wrote:dang, i'll need to remember to tape it before we head out to my aunts place for Chinese New Years dinner...

You too, ne?

Got family swinging by my place for dinner on Saturday as well.

26 Jan 2006, 22:23 #1140

hmm... seems we're doing dinner on sunday... :headscratch:

there seems to be some confusion as to when new years eve is.. or no one can make it on sat night... :headscratch: :headscratch:

better tape it anyways.

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