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Blendtecs are the best blenders out there along with VitaMix. If you do not own a blender and you are going to be using it daily, do not get any other blender than one of those.

On October 27 2009 22:25 Loco wrote: Blendtecs are the best blenders out there along with VitaMix. If you do not own a blender and you are going to be using it daily, do not get any other blender than one of those.

they are very expensive tho so as u said only for hardcore users

i dont think ive seen a single thing that i dont like in this thread!
i like myth's list the best and i think adding lamb rogan josh w/ garlic naan and all of yomer's list would be perfect.

oh, also the wagyu beef tasting menu from kraft steak at the MGM...it is the best steak EVER.

i hate not liking sea food, ive tried it many times with an open mind and i simply dont like the taste :<

chateaubriand is the nuts, had the best chateaubriand when i was in basel, switzerland
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swedish shrimpsandwedge



korean bbq - pic taken from a restaurant in chicago



*** Edit: Whilst eating at this korean restaurant, I observed that the koreans were very unfriendly towards their guests (didnt matter if their guests were asian or caucasian). Is this common?

that meat sure looks tasty iop

On October 28 2009 06:47 iop wrote: *** Edit: Whilst eating at this korean restaurant, I observed that the koreans were very unfriendly towards their guests (didnt matter if their guests were asian or caucasian). Is this common?

arent koreans and asians in general "overpolite" compared to westerners?

What did the koreans do to you iop? Or was it just a vibe you got?

This thread owns, i love food so much..

Taco:

On October 28 2009 11:52 Baal wrote: Show nested quote + On October 28 2009 06:47 iop wrote: *** Edit: Whilst eating at this korean restaurant, I observed that the koreans were very unfriendly towards their guests (didnt matter if their guests were asian or caucasian). Is this common? arent koreans and asians in general "overpolite" compared to westerners?

quite the opposite. in all the time i spent in macau and korea, i noticed that both cultures were FAR less concerned with general politeness and customer service than we are here in america. sometimes it rubbed me the wrong way but mostly i just looked around and everyone seemed to just not care about polite bs and it worked pretty well for them

in american restaurants, the servers are extremely knowledgeable and polite and try very hard to go out of their way to ask you if you need anything, tell you the specials, etc

in macau the chinese girls just stare at you until you say something and then they write it down. if you need more water they don't care.

think the overpolite stereotype is about just the japanese specifically

On October 28 2009 05:27 n0rthf4ce wrote: i dont think ive seen a single thing that i dont like in this thread! i like myth's list the best and i think adding lamb rogan josh w/ garlic naan and all of yomer's list would be perfect. oh, also the wagyu beef tasting menu from kraft steak at the MGM...it is the best steak EVER.

omg wagyu from kraftsteak, i just wet myself

On October 28 2009 06:06 Baal wrote: i hate not liking sea food, ive tried it many times with an open mind and i simply dont like the taste :<

same here. tastes very avg to me plus i dont like the texture

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sorry, currently experiencing flavor twists withdrawal symptoms

http://www.notmartha.org/archives/2009/10/27/meat-hand/

On October 29 2009 03:41 Ket wrote: think the overpolite stereotype is about just the japanese specifically

i think its about most eastern collectivistc cultures.

by the way i don't think how they treat you in a restaurant is the only measure here. in general i think they are more polite, at least from my experience.

the same was true:

at the real estate office
in the casinos
at the airport
at the ferry station
at the supermarket
at 7-11
at the telecom center
at the barber

and so on

i used restaurants as an example but it was the same everywhere

On October 29 2009 02:21 VanDerMeyde wrote: This thread owns, i love food so much.. Taco:

That is NOT a taco, ive never even tasted that shit on your image.

how does a real taco look like

On October 29 2009 21:43 [vital]Myth wrote: the same was true: at the real estate office in the casinos at the airport at the ferry station at the supermarket at 7-11 at the telecom center at the barber and so on i used restaurants as an example but it was the same everywhere

oh i see... maybe they dislike white westerneres