Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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4 Aug 2005, 01:45 #3641
qilver wrote:

your classmates must not be asian, or if they are, then that is shameful, :hehe:
cool, Pho, haven't had it in awhile, but some good stuff.
for lunch i had curry and onigiri at Mitsuwa's food court. :thumbsup:


What exactly is Pho? Just curious. (don't worry I'm not asian lol...)
4 Aug 2005, 01:49 #3642
it's vietnamese noodle/soup
4 Aug 2005, 02:01 #3643
krim wrote:it's vietnamese noodle/soup


ah, It sounded vietnamese but I didn't know what it was. thanx for the heads-up.
4 Aug 2005, 03:51 #3644
lifunk wrote:

ah, It sounded vietnamese but I didn't know what it was. thanx for the heads-up.


yeah, it is some good stuff. should try it sometime. :hehe: :thumbsup:
4 Aug 2005, 04:40 #3645
After reading qilver's post, I went out and had some onigiri from Mitsuwa today. Under $2. Sweet.

It was a toss up between some sushi for $8 and this....I'll save the sushi for another day.
4 Aug 2005, 04:46 #3646
Hmmmm thinking of making some noodles ... and something with it .... but donno what ....

:bonk: am hungary but not in mood to cook
4 Aug 2005, 04:59 #3647
SubaruWRX wrote:Just picked this up.

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I'm having exactly this (except the Dakara) and a bowl of rice with some greens for lunch. The Calpico is surprisingly good to me, it has a nice interesting taste to it :victory:
4 Aug 2005, 07:08 #3648
K.T.Tran wrote:

I'm having exactly this (except the Dakara) and a bowl of rice with some greens for lunch. The Calpico is surprisingly good to me, it has a nice interesting taste to it :victory:


good stuff, ne?
I am having "Pokka" green tea in a can, from Marukai Market, sale price $.49, good stuff but no sugar or coloring added. :thumbsup:
4 Aug 2005, 08:28 #3649
Dinner was Soup, bread, apple juice and desert of cherries ....

:hehe: eating a lot of cherries these days ..... getting red i guess
4 Aug 2005, 08:57 #3650
z123_us wrote:Dinner was Soup, bread, apple juice and desert of cherries ....

:hehe: eating a lot of cherries these days ..... getting red i guess

atleast you are getting your vitamins, good.
I try to eat some bran wheat cereal and some fruit(banana), in the morning.

what is the time difference? If NYC is 12 noon, what time is it in Paris? just curious. We are three hours back of NYC, LA would be 9am, and Honolulu would be 6am...
and Japan would be 1pm the next day. :hehe:
4 Aug 2005, 09:04 #3651
qilver wrote:
atleast you are getting your vitamins, good.
I try to eat some bran wheat cereal and some fruit(banana), in the morning.

what is the time difference? If NYC is 12 noon, what time is it in Paris? just curious. We are three hours back of NYC, LA would be 9am, and Honolulu would be 6am...
and Japan would be 1pm the next day. :hehe:


Hi qilver,

We seem to keep posting at the same time. :) If it is 12 noon in NYC it would be 6PM or 18:00 hours in France.

Here check out this link for a world time server to see all the times around the world. Just scroll down on the left to find your country of choice:

http://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_FR.aspx
4 Aug 2005, 09:18 #3652
Chicken and taters tonight! :woot:
4 Aug 2005, 09:59 #3653
had 2 zongzi, and like 5 dumplings. :mrgreen:
4 Aug 2005, 11:30 #3654
krim wrote:had 2 zongzi, and like 5 dumplings. :mrgreen:

Zongzi??
4 Aug 2005, 13:03 #3655
Enna wrote:

Hi qilver,

We seem to keep posting at the same time. :) If it is 12 noon in NYC it would be 6PM or 18:00 hours in France.

Here check out this link for a world time server to see all the times around the world. Just scroll down on the left to find your country of choice:

http://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_FR.aspx


Hi Enna,

thanks for the info on the time differences. Yeah, i was on J-dorama throughout the day posting....

btw: ate curry and rice for dinner. yummy. :thumbsup:
4 Aug 2005, 15:39 #3656
qilver wrote:
atleast you are getting your vitamins, good.
I try to eat some bran wheat cereal and some fruit(banana), in the morning.

what is the time difference? If NYC is 12 noon, what time is it in Paris? just curious. We are three hours back of NYC, LA would be 9am, and Honolulu would be 6am...
and Japan would be 1pm the next day. :hehe:


i am the VITAMIN MAN ......... zooom zooom zoom .. :hehe: yeah i generally keep my cereals for breakfast ... or when i am really really lazy to cook ... :bonk:

TIME diff - NYC is 6 hrs behind Paris .. so i guess u guys r 9 Hrs behind .. :shakehead: no wonder i end up doing all these LATE nighters .. :beaten:
4 Aug 2005, 15:42 #3657
Enna wrote:
http://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_FR.aspx


I actually prefer

www.timeanddate.com

just used to it i guess !
4 Aug 2005, 15:44 #3658
qilver wrote:
btw: ate curry and rice for dinner. yummy. :thumbsup:


I guess JAPAN gave the world ... the word . SUSHI

and INDIA gave the word .... CURRY

:hehe:
4 Aug 2005, 15:59 #3659
z123_us wrote:

i am the VITAMIN MAN ......... zooom zooom zoom .. :hehe: yeah i generally keep my cereals for breakfast ... or when i am really really lazy to cook ... :bonk:

TIME diff - NYC is 6 hrs behind Paris .. so i guess u guys r 9 Hrs behind .. :shakehead: no wonder i end up doing all these LATE nighters .. :beaten:


i keep getting confused, for some reason on the other thread, thought you said India, and i thought to myself, z123_us, is in Paris, Paris all this time. LOL
anyhow, it is late here about 1am and not sure if i can last until past 2am. and about 10am your time right now.
yeah those vitamins could keep you going throughout the day. Yeah, i cook, i call it prepare food, not much into cooking just for one. or if i am really lazy and don't want to spend too much money, i just grab something cheap and convenient, but not all the time, just sometimes. :hehe:
4 Aug 2005, 18:01 #3660
Well, I was at work since 7:30 this morning and I left the office at around 8:30 tonight. All I could shove my face with was a homelunch chicken (cold cut) sandwich, a red bull, and for dinner, a Jumbo Jack and a beer!

Not very gourmet in fact, not gourmet at all. Oh well, as long as it gives me energy to get the job done 'cause looks like I'll be needing it at this job. *phew*

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