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knox · 12.27.2009, 10:28 PM

why would they have guacamole in a japanese restaurant?

Inhuman · 12.27.2009, 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by knox

why would they have guacamole in a japanese restaurant?

That's what people were saying haha, and that was a question I was wondering before learning what wasabi was. It was a green paste, so I just made a quick assumption

knox · 12.27.2009, 10:37 PM

i love japanese food, but wasabi is hell

Derek · 12.28.2009, 06:25 AM

my girlfriend tricked me into taking wasabi. oh my!

Green_mind · 12.28.2009, 06:37 AM

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the dog was so quick all it too was for my mother to look away a mere second

haha not long ago I was flipping a bacon & cheese omlette and floored half of it, my dog flipping wolfed it down in milliseconds, took the daft lil' shit rat a second to realise that it was way too hot to digest.

I use to turn down my dad's spag bol for a while, but now after a good few years he's finally mastered it.

Keeping It Simple · 12.28.2009, 07:44 AM

Has anyone tried Bosintang? It's dog soup.

Genteel Death · 12.28.2009, 08:01 AM

Is that what your parents give you for lunch? You're better off drinking your dad's urine.

Keeping It Simple · 12.28.2009, 08:05 AM

I believe you can add dog piss to the soup to spice it up a little.

Genteel Death · 12.28.2009, 08:12 AM

Ask your dad.

Genteel Death · 12.28.2009, 08:17 AM

Anyway, the food I tasted yesterday looked like orange wraps filled with turds, and it tasted as such. I ate it, smiled politely, and felt like vomiting it back on the plate.

ploesj · 12.28.2009, 08:46 AM

a while ago i went over to my boyfriend's place for dinner. he lives with his parents and his mother cooked a meal, but they're not exactly familiar with vegetarian food. so the meal was good, brussels sprouts, potatoes, mushrooms in some cream sauce. too bad i have some mushroom phobia (the texture makes me want to puke) and his mother poured meat sauce all over the potatoes. it was very awkward to get my plate for a second, thank god it wasn't the first time i stayed for dinner, i just politely told her i was sorry but couldn't eat the potatoes and ate my sprouts (which i loved). she apologized and offered to make me an omelette, and everything turned out well.

seriously, if you don't want to eat something they serve you, try taking one bite or just say politely: "i'm very sorry but i really can't eat this food, it's ok, i do appreciate your effort"

Keeping It Simple · 12.28.2009, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by ploesj

a while ago i went over to my boyfriend's place for dinner. he lives with his parents and his mother cooked a meal, but they're not exactly familiar with vegetarian food. so the meal was good, brussels sprouts, potatoes, mushrooms in some cream sauce. too bad i have some mushroom phobia (the texture makes me want to puke) and his mother poured meat sauce all over the potatoes. it was very awkward to get my plate for a second, thank god it wasn't the first time i stayed for dinner, i just politely told her i was sorry but couldn't eat the potatoes and ate my sprouts (which i loved). she apologized and offered to make me an omelette, and everything turned out well.

seriously, if you don't want to eat something they serve you, try taking one bite or just say politely: "i'm very sorry but i really can't eat this food, it's ok, i do appreciate your effort"

Yeah, but we're talking about genteel death here. He has about as much charm as a barracuda.

ploesj · 12.28.2009, 01:50 PM

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Yeah, but we're talking about genteel death here. He has about as much charm as a barracuda.

being polite is always a god start, and even if you're not the most charming person on earth, it will still look better than getting caught giving your portion to the dog.

plus, i was under the impression that the thread title was "have you ever thrown away food that was offered to you in a kind and generous manner?" and not "what should genteel death do when someone tries to feed him something he doesn't like?"

and, in my humble opinion, genteel death has a lot more charm than you.

Keeping It Simple · 12.28.2009, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by ploesj

being polite is always a god start, and even if you're not the most charming person on earth, it will still look better than getting caught giving your portion to the dog.

plus, i was under the impression that the thread title was "have you ever thrown away food that was offered to you in a kind and generous manner?" and not "what should genteel death do when someone tries to feed him something he doesn't like?"

and, in my humble opinion, genteel death has a lot more charm than you.

Enough charm to warrant knox putting him on ignore? Clearly your definition of charm, which in genteel death's case borders on misogynistic thuggery, differs wildly from people who know the true meaning of charm.

ploesj · 12.28.2009, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Keeping It Simple

Enough charm to warrant knox putting him on ignore? Clearly your definition of charm, which in genteel death's case borders on misogynistic thuggery, differs wildly from people who know the true meaning of charm.

at least it's better than mindlessly posting comments nobody's waiting for. genteel death might not be the most charming character here but you even manage to annoy me by posting comments that seem to have very little thought about it.

Keeping It Simple · 12.28.2009, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by ploesj

at least it's better than mindlessly posting comments nobody's waiting for. genteel death might not be the most charming character here but you even manage to annoy me by posting comments that seem to have very little thought about it.

That's the norm for message boards.

Genteel Death · 12.28.2009, 02:37 PM

KIS, for real, do you not get tired of talking bollocks ALL THE TIME?I mean, I can't find a single thread or post of yours which isn't some antagonist shit about this or that, and literally nothing of interest whatsover. I can understand it if you were entertaining or witty, but this broken record you seem unwilling to stop is tedious, which is more offensive. And I am not charming at all, certainly not with people I have no real interest in. Live with it.

infinitemusic · 12.28.2009, 02:41 PM

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Not long ago I went to a Japanese restaurant for a work party. Hmm, not a great idea since sushi isn't something that everybody will appreciate, and it's not something I enjoy. My connection with Japanese eating is nil. I ordered the vegetarian platter, and the soup consisted of mainly fish oil, I felt like I was drinking a fish, so I respectfully refused it. My entire meal was just squash skin sushi that emulated a fish taste perfectly, and it was the only thing that I could order that pertained to my diet. So I dipped a large slab of "guacamole" onto a slice of sushi and devoured that shit, only to realize that the "Guacamole" wasn't guacamole. A sharp heat rose up through the back of my head and gave me a killer headache, that was a lot of freaking wasabi. Mang, terrible experience.

I don't even know what to say

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Enough charm to warrant knox putting him on ignore? Clearly your definition of charm, which in genteel death's case borders on misogynistic thuggery, differs wildly from people who know the true meaning of charm.

Neither of you are charming or interesting at all. And for the record, you're both on my ignore list.

Genteel Death · 12.28.2009, 02:51 PM

ploesj- It very much depends on the people cooking and the situation, so I don't think politely refusing always works. Someone can be friendly and at the time insist on you trying out a speciality of their own country. Also, cultural differencies and language can play an involontary part in causing a misunderstanding.

Genteel Death · 12.28.2009, 02:54 PM

Infinitemusic/knox- please do keep me on your ignore lists. You both suck, so I don't give a shit. Ogay?

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Genteel Death invito al cielo Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 8,744	Is that what your parents give you for lunch? You're better off drinking your dad's urine.
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Keeping It Simple invito al cielo Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 3,721	I believe you can add dog piss to the soup to spice it up a little.
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12.28.2009, 08:12 AM	#89
Genteel Death invito al cielo Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 8,744	Ask your dad.
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Genteel Death invito al cielo Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 8,744	Anyway, the food I tasted yesterday looked like orange wraps filled with turds, and it tasted as such. I ate it, smiled politely, and felt like vomiting it back on the plate.
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12.28.2009, 08:46 AM	#91
ploesj invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: antwerp. Posts: 2,901	a while ago i went over to my boyfriend's place for dinner. he lives with his parents and his mother cooked a meal, but they're not exactly familiar with vegetarian food. so the meal was good, brussels sprouts, potatoes, mushrooms in some cream sauce. too bad i have some mushroom phobia (the texture makes me want to puke) and his mother poured meat sauce all over the potatoes. it was very awkward to get my plate for a second, thank god it wasn't the first time i stayed for dinner, i just politely told her i was sorry but couldn't eat the potatoes and ate my sprouts (which i loved). she apologized and offered to make me an omelette, and everything turned out well. seriously, if you don't want to eat something they serve you, try taking one bite or just say politely: "i'm very sorry but i really can't eat this food, it's ok, i do appreciate your effort" __________________ blog flickr
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12.28.2009, 02:37 PM	#97
Genteel Death invito al cielo Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 8,744	KIS, for real, do you not get tired of talking bollocks ALL THE TIME?I mean, I can't find a single thread or post of yours which isn't some antagonist shit about this or that, and literally nothing of interest whatsover. I can understand it if you were entertaining or witty, but this broken record you seem unwilling to stop is tedious, which is more offensive. And I am not charming at all, certainly not with people I have no real interest in. Live with it.
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12.28.2009, 02:51 PM	#99
Genteel Death invito al cielo Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 8,744	ploesj- It very much depends on the people cooking and the situation, so I don't think politely refusing always works. Someone can be friendly and at the time insist on you trying out a speciality of their own country. Also, cultural differencies and language can play an involontary part in causing a misunderstanding.
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12.28.2009, 02:54 PM	#100
Genteel Death invito al cielo Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 8,744	Infinitemusic/knox- please do keep me on your ignore lists. You both suck, so I don't give a shit. Ogay?
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