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
Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies
K.T.Tran wrote:
hooooo.......Rotten Eggs mo???? :beaten:
Ore.....Natto no nioi ga daisuki desu :mrgreen: X________X
Shindou wrote:
who cares about curry?! EGGS ROCK!! :bonk: :woot:
tabana wrote:
Except for balut. :bleh:
K.T.Tran wrote:
hooooo.......Rotten Eggs mo???? :beaten:
Ore.....Natto no nioi ga daisuki desu :mrgreen: X________X
qilver wrote:
what about Durian....that is quite bad and smell fruit.
krim wrote:
Thou shalt not speak ill of the Durian.
:bow: :bow:
qilver wrote:
don't think i would like to play flag football with those things, and miss...and have it head your head..... :nut:
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:
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.What do these clowns know? :beatyou: I love ice-cold watermelon, especially during this weather :sweat: [/list:u]
Watermelons stored at room temperature deliver more nutrients than refrigerated or freshly picked melons, they reported in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
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.What do these clowns know? :beatyou: I love ice-cold watermelon, especially during this weather :sweat: [/list:u]
Watermelons stored at room temperature deliver more nutrients than refrigerated or freshly picked melons, they reported in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
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?!?!?!?!!?You're supposed to bring along your "Kondo Isami" sword, that'll open up anything![/list:u]
Insanity i tell ya! :usuck: :beaten:
gaijin mark wrote: You're supposed to bring along your "Kondo Isami" sword, that'll open up anything![/list:u]
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:
krim 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]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]
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:
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]
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