Food, Food, and More Food Thread

doubtful. :naughty:

krim wrote:doubtful. :naughty:

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had some indian food, curry, samosa, and rice with naan bread, i haven't had it in a long while.

qilver wrote:had some indian food, curry, samosa, and rice with naan bread, i haven't had it in a long while.

I actually eat lots of Indian food, thanks to my coworkers.

dochira wrote:
I actually eat lots of Indian food, thanks to my coworkers.

yeah, some of the food is so good, but i try to have it just once in awhile, it is pricy....but not too bad on take-out. :bonk:

qilver wrote:
yeah, some of the food is so good, but i try to have it just once in awhile, it is pricy....but not too bad on take-out. :bonk:

It's not as pricey as Japanese food. ;)

dochira wrote:
It's not as pricey as Japanese food. ;)

yeah, that's true....i got the three item combo yesterday for just under $9, not bad :applaud:

after AX today, i headed to Mitsuwa for some onigiri and Calpico drink...and some soba/curry combo dinner...yummy :applaud:

Tu_triky wrote:

use sparingly, less bathwater is more bathwater.

K.T. should try marinating it on bathwater too.

w3bhead wrote:

K.T. should try marinating it on bathwater too.

i think he did ...he seems to be in a better mood these days...and his posts smell alot nicer, too

smell you very much..... :bleh: :nut:

got chinese take out, but at a place where some of the locals go to, near Ranch99 market...so i know it's good, and under 5 bucks. :applaud:
fried rice, eggplant w/garlic sauce, green beans(veg's :applaud: ), chowmein, sizzling beef with black pepper....yum yum. :bonk:

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the ultimate late night snack

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dang, i'd need a huge blunt to kill that off... and alot of Tapatio.

krim wrote:dang, i'd need a huge blunt to kill that off... and alot of Tapatio.

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dutch masters not included

Tu_triky wrote:the ultimate late night snack

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dang....with that much MSG/sodium, he'll turn into a pillar of salt :beaten:

Man eats 53 3/4 hot dogs in 12 minutes

A 160-pound wonder from Japan set a new record by devouring a sickening 53 3/4 frankfurters in 12 minutes to win the annual Independence Day hot dog eating competition on Coney Island.
The feat earned Takeru Kobayashi, 27, his sixth straight title in the event, held at the original Nathan's Famous hot dog stand on Brooklyn's seashore.
He broke his own record of 53 1/2 hot dogs, set at the same competition two years ago.
Thousands of raucous spectators jammed the streets in front of the hot dog stand, a block from the famed Coney Island boardwalk, to watch the competition and Kobayashi — a top-ranked eater who once ate 17.7 pounds of pan-seared cow brains to win $25,000.
His strongest competition was Joey Chestnut, a 220-pound civil engineering student from San Jose, Calif., who set an American record by eating 50 hot dogs during a qualifying tournament in Las Vegas.
Chestnut jumped out to an early lead in the competition, sometimes jamming franks into his mouth with two hands as the crowd roared.
But Chestnut struggled, red-faced, with veins bulging in his forehead, the Japanese star methodically chomped dog after dog, often dipping them in a soft drink before cramming them into his mouth. Kobayashi passed Chestnut with about three minutes left in the contest.
When the clock expired, Chestnut had swallowed 52 Nathan's franks — not quite enough.
Among the other competitors were another favorite, 100-pound Sonya "The Black Widow" Thomas, of Alexandria, Va., who once ate 65 hard boiled eggs in a little more than 6 1/2 minutes, and a local favorite, Eric "Badlands" Booker, a 425-pound subway conductor from Long Island who holds speed-eating records for pies and matzo balls.

Tu_triky wrote:Man eats 53 3/4 hot dogs in 12 minutes

A 160-pound wonder from Japan set a new record by devouring a sickening 53 3/4 frankfurters in 12 minutes to win the annual Independence Day hot dog eating competition on Coney Island.
The feat earned Takeru Kobayashi, 27, his sixth straight title in the event, held at the original Nathan's Famous hot dog stand on Brooklyn's seashore.
He broke his own record of 53 1/2 hot dogs, set at the same competition two years ago.
Thousands of raucous spectators jammed the streets in front of the hot dog stand, a block from the famed Coney Island boardwalk, to watch the competition and Kobayashi — a top-ranked eater who once ate 17.7 pounds of pan-seared cow brains to win $25,000.
His strongest competition was Joey Chestnut, a 220-pound civil engineering student from San Jose, Calif., who set an American record by eating 50 hot dogs during a qualifying tournament in Las Vegas.
Chestnut jumped out to an early lead in the competition, sometimes jamming franks into his mouth with two hands as the crowd roared.
But Chestnut struggled, red-faced, with veins bulging in his forehead, the Japanese star methodically chomped dog after dog, often dipping them in a soft drink before cramming them into his mouth. Kobayashi passed Chestnut with about three minutes left in the contest.
When the clock expired, Chestnut had swallowed 52 Nathan's franks — not quite enough.
Among the other competitors were another favorite, 100-pound Sonya "The Black Widow" Thomas, of Alexandria, Va., who once ate 65 hard boiled eggs in a little more than 6 1/2 minutes, and a local favorite, Eric "Badlands" Booker, a 425-pound subway conductor from Long Island who holds speed-eating records for pies and matzo balls.

i thought it was 60....say it on yahoo...guess they were off

that's weird because on the local news in hawaii, they said he only ate around 53 1/2?