Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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26 Jul 2006, 10:15 #8861
K.T.Tran wrote:


hooooo.......Rotten Eggs mo???? :beaten:


rotten eggs ichiban suki desu...


Ore.....Natto no nioi ga daisuki desu :mrgreen: X________X


i know...see the aya thread. :P
26 Jul 2006, 11:24 #8863
Shindou wrote:

who cares about curry?! EGGS ROCK!! :bonk: :woot:


what are you talking about...lol
Curry rules the roost....and everywhere in btw.
26 Jul 2006, 11:49 #8864
tabana wrote:
Except for balut. :bleh:


what about Durian....that is quite bad and smell fruit.
26 Jul 2006, 11:50 #8865
Tu_triky wrote:

leggo my eggo.....

the Ultimate MOS BURGER.....enough calories to love you for life.

oishii.


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next time i'll be courageous and adventurous and try it.
26 Jul 2006, 11:50 #8866
K.T.Tran wrote:


hooooo.......Rotten Eggs mo???? :beaten:


Ore.....Natto no nioi ga daisuki desu :mrgreen: X________X


wow, you guys...your japanese is so good.....gotta hit the books, desho?
26 Jul 2006, 11:52 #8868
qilver wrote:

what about Durian....that is quite bad and smell fruit.


Thou shalt not speak ill of the Durian.

:bow: :bow:
26 Jul 2006, 11:53 #8869
krim wrote:

Thou shalt not speak ill of the Durian.

:bow: :bow:


don't think i would like to play flag football with those things, and miss...and have it head your head..... :nut:
27 Jul 2006, 00:13 #8870
qilver wrote:

don't think i would like to play flag football with those things, and miss...and have it head your head..... :nut:


LOL.. that would be a sight to see.
27 Jul 2006, 00:17 #8871
the asian fraternity i pledged for had a durian topped mallet, instead of the standard paddle w/ holes in it. If we forgot to address the seniors properly, we'd get a swat in the behind.

THANK YOU SIR, MAY I HAVE ANOTHER!@ :beaten:
27 Jul 2006, 00:21 #8872
krim wrote:the asian fraternity i pledged for had a durian topped mallet, instead of the standard paddle w/ holes in it. If we forgot to address the seniors properly, we'd get a swat in the behind.

THANK YOU SIR, MAY I HAVE ANOTHER!@ :beaten:



how useful.....discipline meted out with an anal air freshner...
27 Jul 2006, 04:44 #8873
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - That ice-cold watermelon may be refreshing, but it can be less nutritious than watermelon served at room temperature, U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists reported on Wednesday.

Watermelons stored at room temperature deliver more nutrients than refrigerated or freshly picked melons, they reported in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
What do these clowns know? :beatyou: I love ice-cold watermelon, especially during this weather :sweat: [/list:u]
27 Jul 2006, 04:48 #8874
gaijin mark wrote:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - That ice-cold watermelon may be refreshing, but it can be less nutritious than watermelon served at room temperature, U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists reported on Wednesday.

Watermelons stored at room temperature deliver more nutrients than refrigerated or freshly picked melons, they reported in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
What do these clowns know? :beatyou: I love ice-cold watermelon, especially during this weather :sweat: [/list:u]


who the f*ck wants to eat room temp watermelon when it's hotter than some nachos between rosie o'donnell's double chins....
27 Jul 2006, 04:56 #8875
Do those people know how difficult it is to break a watermelon w/ a bat on the beach when the melon is room temp?!?!?!?!!?


Insanity i tell ya! :usuck: :beaten:
27 Jul 2006, 05:00 #8876
krim wrote:Do those people know how difficult it is to break a watermelon w/ a bat on the beach when the melon is room temp?!?!?!?!!?


Insanity i tell ya! :usuck: :beaten:
You're supposed to bring along your "Kondo Isami" sword, that'll open up anything![/list:u]
27 Jul 2006, 05:04 #8877
gaijin mark wrote: You're supposed to bring along your "Kondo Isami" sword, that'll open up anything![/list:u]


i dont believe it...a room temp melon is harder than granite!
I heard the US Army is studying the use of room temp melons (henceforth known as RTM) as replacement armor for vehicles in Iraq.

:beaten:
27 Jul 2006, 05:10 #8878
krim wrote:

i dont believe it...a room temp melon is harder than granite!
I heard the US Army is studying the use of room temp melons (henceforth known as RTM) as replacement armor for vehicles in Iraq.

:beaten:


that don't have any armor to begin with....japan sent Kuroyan to develop the product to spec onsite....
27 Jul 2006, 05:16 · edited #8879
krim wrote:

i dont believe it...a room temp melon is harder than granite!
I heard the US Army is studying the use of room temp melons (henceforth known as RTM) as replacement armor for vehicles in Iraq.

:beaten:
Which reminds me, , Costa Mesa Mitsuwa is a having a summer festival the weekend of Aug. 5/6, one of the events on the agenda is a watermelon smashing contest. [/list:u]Edit: If he's available, I'm thinking of using George Bush's head, that thing is so hard it should be able to smash anything. [/list:u]
27 Jul 2006, 05:19 · edited #8880
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Photographic proof! :twisted: :victory:



gaijin mark wrote: Which reminds me, , Costa Mesa Mitsuwa is a having a summer festival the weekend of Aug. 5/6, one of the events on the agenda is a watermelon smashing contest. [/list:u]


I hope that Gallagher guy wont be there, he hates losing at melon smashing.

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