Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Tu_triky wrote:

you have your animes & doramas to tide you over in the meantime. :)

At the rate i'm going, i'll still be watching ones i've already started ;)

Anime Dad wrote:

At the rate i'm going, i'll still be watching ones i've already started ;)

nothing wrong with that....you gotta finish them sometime.

Wynter wrote:

You suck. :puppydog:

Last year I tried to organize an educational tour to Egypt for March break, but the board wouldn't approve it because they thought it'd be too dangerous. Nevermind that we had at least 20 people interested. :grumble: So I ended up switching the trip to Central Europe. I wish the board was more friendly and would allow trips to places OTHER than Europe.

What safer place did you visit? Bosnia.....mind you white ppl think that ethnic cleansing in Europe is a fine undertaking.

more Kobe beef...with very LITTLE marbling.... :shakehead:



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Tu_triky wrote:

What safer place did you visit? Bosnia.....mind you white ppl think that ethnic cleansing in Europe is a fine undertaking.

Thank you.

But the Peel Board, which promotes multiculturlism, would frown upon you. :banghead:

Wynter wrote:

Thank you.

But the Peel Board, which promotes multiculturlism, would frown upon you. :banghead:

You say the promote multiculturalism yet they frown on Egypt and would rather visit the white man's bastion.

Tu_triky wrote:

You say the promote multiculturalism yet they frown on Egypt and would rather visit the white man's bastion.

Exactly. Do you see the twistedness I work with? The majority of the students in Peel are immigrants originating from the East, so the board likes to think they're verra open to new cultures and well versed in them as well.

Yea right.

I think next year I'll try organizing a trip to Peru.

Wynter wrote:

Exactly. Do you see the twistedness I work with? The majority of the students in Peel are immigrants originating from the East, so the board likes to think they're verra open to new cultures and well versed in them as wel

Yea right.

I think next year I'll try organizing a trip to Peru.

I suggest you try organizing a trip to London to worship the Queen under the auspicies that you are visiting the center of the civilized universe....make sure to relate that worship of the Queen will insure you a grand harvest of cheap chinese made japanese food.

My most likely chance is still going to Japan on business. I just have to convince my boss :P But at least knowing a little Japanese will help my chances.

Tu_triky wrote:

i too yearn to return...after having visited Europe, Africa, and other parts of N. America....my desire to visit Japan again is far from dulled. Visiting Japan is like stepping into the future ;)

i cannot wait to go back either, so much to do and see...Japan, a great place to visit.

eating Fried Rice from the restaurant where my Uncle's Wedding was held.
Eating that with the tofu dish my mom made and with Kim Chi that my mom's friend made. She didn't make the Kim Chi that spicy or her two daughters wouldn't be able to eat it :beaten:

Anime Dad wrote:Seriously? a Ramen museum?

Unbelieveable!


Love the Schwarzenegger ramen. Does it give you big muscles?

you gotta be born with Schwa-chan's big muscles... i suppose V could help some.

Tu_triky wrote:

i too yearn to return...after having visited Europe, Africa, and other parts of N. America....my desire to visit Japan again is far from dulled. Visiting Japan is like stepping into the future ;)

oh, i really love Africa, i want to go to South Africa, it is really beautiful there, so how was it in Egypt?

Raining JHan wrote:

oh, i really love Africa, i want to go to South Africa, it is really beautiful there, so how was it in Egypt?

pretty amazing....saw most of the antinquities in person....hung out by the red sea for a while....the only thing is i went in the summer....a poor time to visit the valley of the kings....it's incredibly hot.

Tu_triky wrote:


pretty amazing....saw most of the antinquities in person....hung out by the red sea for a while....the only thing is i went in the summer....a poor time to visit the valley of the kings....it's incredibly hot.

I remember in Uni, when I was specializing in Egyptian art, for our exam we were given a fragment (rock, really) from a sculpture. We had to date it, identify the original full sculpture, identify dynasty, cultural significance, etc., etc.

Egypt is second on my list of places to visit. Japan is third.

Wynter wrote:

I remember in Uni, when I was specializing in Egyptian art, for our exam we were given a fragment (rock, really) from a sculpture. We had to date it, identify the original full sculpture, identify dynasty, cultural significance, etc., etc.

Egypt is second on my list of places to visit. Japan is third.

what's first? Alberta?

I'm thinking, Hoboken, NJ.

krim wrote:I'm thinking, Hoboken, NJ.

yeah everybody wants to go visit the "bridge and tunnel" ppl.....

bridge and tunnel is how new yorkers refer to ppl from NJ because they need to take a bridge or tunnel to enter New York.

I always took the raft.

krim wrote:I always took the raft.

no wonder your you look blue in your avatar....INBOU DA