GA: Worst ethnic food? Indian food or Indian food?
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Stayed in an extended stay hotel for a Michigan bball game last season, and whoever was there before me must have been Indian. We walked in and about puked it reeked so bad of curry. It was their only open room, because of course, so we had to deal with it. Effing disgusting.
I would have slept in the car. I worked around this dude about 15 years ago, he was an SAP developer, who would go home for lunch every day. He would come back smelling like *ss. I started offering to buy him lunch so he wouldn't smell up the joint.
Took him to a strip joint once, the clothes smell was a stripper repellent.
We we going to look at a house once and the neighbors two doors down were Indian and the whole place smelled like crap. Walked right out and didn't even look at it. I can't imagine smelling that crap every day of my life. Property value killer.
I hate when people try and act like all hipster with these weird ethnic foods. Like they're all cultural and sht, using chopsticks, etc. Food taste like a rotting possum anus and they're all.. "Oh have you ever had blah blah.. Oh its soooooooo amazing. You have no idea about food."
Tastes vary. I love Indian food! Thanks for giving us a choice though (Indian or Indian).
The Dogg would respond to you with "namatase", but he doesn't know how to spell it in Spanish ... pretty sure he's off trying to find an online translator.
They must've served me the filling of newborns diaper the one time I tried it then.
Don't knock it. It's how I recently discovered this cool new food. I think it's called "pizza".
Tomato sauce on flat bread with cheese and meat? Madness.
Go back with boyfriend. You look just like him. Phag.*
*You know it's football season when some doofus from another board makes that kind of remark.
Ha ... I know, never just grab the first entry on google results and just go with it.
What does namatase mean? It's like saying good luck or ...
www.chacha.com/.../what-does-namatase-mean%3F-it's-like-saying-good...
Jul 23, 2010 - Namaste is an ancient Sanskrit greeting still in everyday use in India that means "I bow to the God within you". It's in LOST too. 8 months ago.
Sri Lanka..oops I mean Minneapolis suburb...
Forgot to mention how delicious Indian food is....
((Waits for you have no taste replies...))
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You know what IS good (and probably more common than I knew 6+ years ago)? Seared tuna. It's not really too ethnic anymore (considering how it probably varies from what you'd get in their country), but some good sushi or some seared ahi tuna, that's some pretty solid grub.
Seared ahi tuna is great. Especially in some Asian type salads or sashimi style.
Now? I am always hungry. Could kill some eggs benedict right about now but wife is too damn lazy to hook it up. I need to upgrade.
I am down with that, alice is the type that gives "breakfast" in bed, I know it.
I like to combine both types of Indian food. Thats why I get the curry flavored Buffalo wings at BW3.
There's hardly ever a time when I'm not hungry, tired, and horny.
Life can be a bear. Maybe that's one reason I love drinking beer so much. Or ... is it the beer makes me horny ... and then tired on the next day ... along with being hungry...
Just get me to another beer.
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