Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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7 Aug 2005, 00:13 #3721
Tu_triky wrote:
they have a japanese summer beer garden at the new otani hotel in little tokyo...it's not nearly as cool as the ones in japan but it is cooler than most places here in SoCal if you want to eat outside on the roof. I've been...if you go with a group of ppl you can pay a set fee and drink as much beer as you can handle for two hours or so....

Woo hoo. After two hours, I will be sotally tober. :nut: :drink:
7 Aug 2005, 00:16 #3722
dochira wrote:
Woo hoo. After two hours, I will be sotally tober. :nut: :drink:


depends how much you can drink? if i actually went with a group...they would have run out of beer...my friends and i would have destroyed their inventory of beer....when i actually went...it was with a girl so the drinking was very light.
7 Aug 2005, 00:23 #3723
Tu_triky wrote:

depends how much you can drink? if i actually went with a group...they would have run out of beer...my friends and i would have destroyed their inventory of beer....when i actually went...it was with a girl so the drinking was very light.

That's actually true. Although, I tend to go nuts at buffets, and this is a beer buffet. Gotta get my money's worth.
7 Aug 2005, 00:25 #3724
dochira wrote:
That's actually true. Although, I tend to go nuts at buffets, and this is a beer buffet. Gotta get my money's worth.


man if i went to japan during the season where they actually had the beer gardens in full effect i would have been drowning salarymen in beer in head to head competition....it would have been glorious.
7 Aug 2005, 01:21 #3725
Tu_triky wrote:

they have a japanese summer beer garden at the new otani hotel in little tokyo...it's not nearly as cool as the ones in japan but it is cooler than most places here in SoCal if you want to eat outside on the roof. I've been...if you go with a group of ppl you can pay a set fee and drink as much beer as you can handle for two hours or so....

i had fun when i went....very chill place...it's like an oasis of serenity near downtown.....


that's cool. I have heard of the beer garden in LA little Tokyo, but never gone before. Yeah, it would be cool to go with some of your friends and drink/eat up. especially during the warm and summer months. :applaud:
7 Aug 2005, 01:39 #3726
Munch munch munch ...

i am trying to act like a couch potato ... just that i am on my laptop not the tv :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 01:54 #3727
z123_us wrote:Munch munch munch ...

i am trying to act like a couch potato ... just that i am on my laptop not the tv :hehe:


What exactly are you munching on c.p.? :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 02:16 #3728
Enna wrote:

What exactly are you munching on c.p.? :hehe:



munch munch PRI .. munch munch ... NG ... munch munch .. LES

munch munch :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 02:22 #3729
z123_us wrote:


munch munch PRI .. munch munch ... NG ... munch munch .. LES

munch munch :hehe:


my guess, probably some potato chips, but not sure what kinds they have in Paris... :hehe:

not too sure what to eat for lunch, yesterday night, i had Unagi Donburi for dinner, perhaps mexican food for lunch? not sure yet. :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 02:26 #3730
z123_us wrote:


munch munch PRI .. munch munch ... NG ... munch munch .. LES

munch munch :hehe:


Oui je comprends.....les frites. :good:munch, munch,munch :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 02:34 #3731
Enna wrote:

Oui je comprends.....les frites. :good:munch, munch,munch :hehe:


boy o boy o boy ....i mean girl o girl o girl

u dont cease to surprize me ... u spk french also ..

:thumbsup:
7 Aug 2005, 02:40 #3732
z123_us wrote:

boy o boy o boy ....i mean girl o girl o girl

u dont cease to surprize me ... u spk french also ..

:thumbsup:


Je parle une petite peu. (sp?).... or is it ...un petit peu? The feminine and masculine confuses me in French. :confused: :hehe: See you are not alone Z ....boy o boy o boy or girl o girl o girl en Francais! :D
7 Aug 2005, 02:41 · edited #3733
Tired of all thes double posts today. :shakehead: :sweat:
7 Aug 2005, 02:43 #3734
Enna wrote:

Je parle une petite peu. (sp?).... or is it ...un petit peu? The feminine and masculine confuses me in French. :confused: :hehe: See you are not alone Z ....boy o boy o boy or girl o girl o girl en Francais! :D


ok, you lost me Enna, :hehe:
no comprende, por que, no hables francis(spelling?) :rofl:
por que, tengo tres anos en la escuela en espanol.

hahahahahh :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 02:48 #3735
qilver wrote:

ok, you lost me Enna, :hehe:
no comprende, por que, no hables francis(spelling?) :rofl:
por que, tengo tres anos en la escuela en espanol.

hahahahahh :hehe:

@qilver:
Three years of Spanish in school. Bueno!!!!! I studied two + and still don't remember too much. :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 02:49 · edited #3736
I noticed that my double posts are showing up when I make a brand new post later on. Strange!!!!! :confused:
7 Aug 2005, 02:51 #3737
Enna wrote:
@qilver:
Three years of Spanish in school. Bueno!!!!! I studied two + and still don't remember too much. :hehe:


yeah, i forgot most of it though, they say, if you don't use it, you lose it. I believe it.

i want to learn Japanese next, and since I hope to teach english in Japan next year, hopefully. I think it would be helpful to know some of the language. I miss the customer service of Japan, and people were so willing to help out a "Gaijin" with directions even with the language barrier, since i got lost a lot in the train stations and in Tokyo. :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 03:03 #3738
qilver wrote:

yeah, i forgot most of it though, they say, if you don't use it, you lose it. I believe it.

i want to learn Japanese next, and since I hope to teach english in Japan next year, hopefully. I think it would be helpful to know some of the language. I miss the customer service of Japan, and people were so willing to help out a "Gaijin" with directions even with the language barrier, since i got lost a lot in the train stations and in Tokyo. :hehe:


That is great qilver!!!! :applaud: Good Luck with your Japanese studies and with your teaching career in Japan. :say_gdluck: Yes the people of Japan are very helpful. Well you couldn't haven't gotten too lost, you got around Tokyo and Kyoto and still got back home safe! :thumbsup: I went out and bought these CDs at a Barnes & Noble bookstore called: Japanese in Ten Days by Pimsleur. So far, so good. I just have to remember to listen to them more often. :shakehead:

PS. Since this is the food thread ...I am drinking Green Tea. ;)
7 Aug 2005, 03:27 #3739
just back from a heavy run ... phew phew :sweat:

having a refreshing BIG glass of full cream milk with sugar and a sweet bread bun ...

and now i am :dancing: full of energy !! ;)

i guess i shld go check qilver's sukebe thread ... :hehe:
7 Aug 2005, 03:48 #3740
z123_us wrote:just back from a heavy run ... phew phew :sweat:

having a refreshing BIG glass of full cream milk with sugar and a sweet bread bun ...

and now i am :dancing: full of energy !! ;)

i guess i shld go check qilver's sukebe thread ... :hehe:


actually, i should give credit to Zchen... he is the one that got me into it, and Eltinator, they are both the main ones, i am also a moderator on the sukebe thread, but not sure if i can take the credit, i am just a messenger...and co-moderator on that website. :bonk:

how long did you run for? in miles? I know you guys go by kilometers, but not sure what the conversion is.

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