Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Eve wrote:

You should never eat anything with a brain larger than your own. :shakehead:

No wonder I don't eat monkey.

Eve wrote:You should never eat anything with a brain larger than your own. :shakehead:

Then, most people shouldn't be eating beef... Or maybe even chicken. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:

No wonder I don't eat monkey.

See, Im right again... ;)

bmwracer wrote:
Then, most people shouldn't be eating beef... Or maybe even chicken. :beaten:

I would have to agree.
THough a cow's brain is roughly the size of a fist.
Probably could run for President.
:beaten:

Now THAT'S funny Eve.

Peg

Eve wrote:I would have to agree.
THough a cow's brain is roughly the size of a fist.
Probably could run for President.
:beaten:

The previous one did... And won. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
The previous one did... And won. :bleh:

No, that one had one the size of a chicken's :bleh:

Eve wrote:No, that one had one the size of a chicken's :bleh:

Entirely possible.

Just had some Vietnamese rice....mmmm..... :woot:

Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:Just had some Vietnamese rice....mmmm..... :woot:

Does it bark? :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Does it bark? :beaten:

Nope but it did go meow at one point in time.... :hehe:

Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:

Nope but it did go meow at one point in time.... :hehe:

:shocked:

I'll pretend I didnt read that. :beaten:

Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:Nope but it did go meow at one point in time.... :hehe:

That was my other choice. :sweat:

http://www.latimes.com/features/food/la-fo-hotpots27-2010jan27,0,1526946.story

Hot pot cooking goes haute

When the popular Asian dish (Shabu Shabu) of meat and vegetables dipped in hot broth is reenvisioned as a $500 meal in Las Vegas, it may be time to try it at home.

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bmwracer wrote:http://www.latimes.com/features/food/la-fo-hotpots27-2010jan27,0,1526946.story

Hot pot cooking goes haute

When the popular Asian dish (Shabu Shabu) of meat and vegetables dipped in hot broth is reenvisioned as a $500 meal in Las Vegas, it may be time to try it at home.

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500 dollars?!? For shabu shabu? I'm sure the ingredients are top shelf, many flown in from Japan, but still that is one SERIOUS markup. Only at the most stratospherically expensive restaurants in Japan would you pay 500 a head...and it definitely wouldn't be shabu shabu where you cook it yourself. :sweat: I'd have to have a fat wad of bills in my pocket and be in a seriously good mood (read, drunk) to whip the paper money out for that meal!

The article says it's more expensive than a ticket to Tokyo...yeah right...when somebody finds me a ticket from LAX to Narita for 500 please PM me! :)


Fascinating article though. :applaud:

Tu_triky wrote:The article says it's more expensive than a ticket to Tokyo...yeah right...when somebody finds me a ticket from LAX to Narita for 500 please PM me! :)

LOL. :hehe:

You just have to slip $500 to an ANA baggage handler at the airport and he'll get you into the cargo hold of the plane. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :hehe:

You just have to slip $500 to an ANA baggage handler at the airport and he'll get you into the cargo hold of the plane. :hehe:

:rofl:

I better slim down then because that extra order of gyoza I had might foil the plan to stick my a$$ in one of those bags.

On a serious note, there are no tickets for 500 dollars that I know of. I think it's more expensive than that considering the global price of fuel these past years.

Tu_triky wrote:On a serious note, there are no tickets for 500 dollars that I know of. I think it's more expensive than that considering the global price of fuel these past years.

No doubt. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
No doubt. :sweat:

I mean in the States they are starting to charge for even the FIRST bag checked in...pretty soon they are going to charge a weight surcharge to passengers for the plastic utensils used to eat the crappy airplane food.

"Passengers please use your hands to eat your spaghetti entree, your hands are free."

Tu_triky wrote:I mean in the States they are starting to charge for even the FIRST bag checked in...pretty soon they are going to charge a weight surcharge to passengers for the plastic utensils used to eat the crappy airplane food.

"Passengers please use your hands to eat your spaghetti entree, your hands are free."

You can always eat like a dog... Though they'll probably charge you for the napkins. :sweat:

I'm surprised they haven't started charging to use the restrooms. :shakehead:

bmwracer wrote:
You can always eat like a dog... Though they'll probably charge you for the napkins. :sweat:

"Today in Coach we will be serving Scooby snacks for our guests at the meager price of 13 dollars, have a nice fright."

I'm surprised they haven't started charging to use the restrooms. :shakehead:

HAHA. :hehe:

"For those passengers in Coach who need to relieve themselves, please sniff out an appropriate spot in the cabin and lift your leg accordingly."