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| Posted: Tue, 24th Oct 2006 02:39 Post subject: |
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ROT IN HELL FOR THIS !!!!!
hate those topic they allways make me so HUNGRY 
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SycoShaman
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| Posted: Tue, 24th Oct 2006 02:40 Post subject: |
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Well, that food looks bland as fuck. No spice food or something....
it doesnt make me hungry 
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SycoShaman
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| Posted: Tue, 24th Oct 2006 02:50 Post subject: |
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I dunno man...the chicken isnt even dark with some kinda sauce/deep fried skin, i see no hot sauce, no pepper, no hot peppers etc
If my food isnt pretty spicey, i cant really enjoy it. My taste buds arent that good anymore
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| Posted: Tue, 24th Oct 2006 03:10 Post subject: |
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| headshot wrote: | lol. It had dark bits on it because it had been char grilled. There were no sauce or peppers. The only sauce was the garlic mayonnaise in the polystyrene container. I have noticed there are massive cultural differences in foods anyway between all those who contributed to previous food threads so I am not surprised by any of the comments 
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I'd say we like our food spicey in canada...maybe not the old white people, but most canadians enjoy spicey food. Atleast the people i know enjoy spicey food.
I eat at a west indian shop atleast 3 times a week. Oxtail or jerked chicken or patties with coco bread...so good. |
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| Posted: Tue, 24th Oct 2006 04:26 Post subject: |
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| headshot wrote: | | SycoShaman wrote: | | headshot wrote: | lol. It had dark bits on it because it had been char grilled. There were no sauce or peppers. The only sauce was the garlic mayonnaise in the polystyrene container. I have noticed there are massive cultural differences in foods anyway between all those who contributed to previous food threads so I am not surprised by any of the comments
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I'd say we like our food spicey in canada...maybe not the old white people, but most canadians enjoy spicey food. Atleast the people i know enjoy spicey food.
I eat at a west indian shop atleast 3 times a week. Oxtail or jerked chicken or patties with coco bread...so good. |
lol you see. Thats exactly what I mean. Oxtail or jerked chicken? The only Oxtail I ever had was Oxtail soup and Im not even sure it has anything to do with actual ox tails! What the hell are patties and coco bread?! lol. I do like spicy foods but not as much as some people |
patties are fried dough with beef inside them mixed with spices and then you add onions or lettuce, hot sauce, mayo, cheese, some bacon maybe and you wrap it in a big piece of coco bread...coco bread is...coco bread. I dunno how to describe it. maybe im spelling it wrong. Its really good bread
I also eat alot chinese food and greek food |
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SycoShaman
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| Posted: Tue, 24th Oct 2006 04:32 Post subject: |
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| headshot wrote: | | SycoShaman wrote: | | headshot wrote: |
lol you see. Thats exactly what I mean. Oxtail or jerked chicken? The only Oxtail I ever had was Oxtail soup and Im not even sure it has anything to do with actual ox tails! What the hell are patties and coco bread?! lol. I do like spicy foods but not as much as some people |
patties are fried dough with beef inside them mixed with spices and then you add onions or lettuce, hot sauce, mayo, cheese, some bacon maybe and you wrap it in a big piece of coco bread...coco bread is...coco bread. I dunno how to describe it. maybe im spelling it wrong. Its really good bread
I also eat alot chinese food and greek food |
Sounds like a fajita or an enchilada which are Mexican I think. They are spicy! Chinese food is pretty popular over here. I never use chopsticks though! |
patties are fuckin awesome man. smoke a big blunt and then go to a local west indian shop and get a nice spicey patty with everything on it...and some coco bread...best snack ever. I could go for one right now actually.
Chopsticks suck balls...seriously, why fumble with two sticks when i can eat properly with a fork and spoon? |
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Chinese food with a spoon?
I learned how to use chopstix. I prefer fork tho.
Which patties sy? jamaican ones? Y'know? The yellow ones with meat in? 1.20
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| Posted: Tue, 24th Oct 2006 04:41 Post subject: |
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@head
a blunt is weed rolled in cigar paper. usually a good amount of weed. trust me, it goes welll with patties
@injur
yeah, those ones. but real ones. Some shops sell the canadian style which suck balls. You gotta go to a real west indian store to get the hot, homestyle ones - they are beefier, spicer, better dough etc
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| Posted: Tue, 24th Oct 2006 04:44 Post subject: |
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god im starving... all i have to eat is junk food right now.
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| Esel_Gesi wrote: | | god im starving... all i have to eat is junk food right now. |
i was just thinking that to.
I could go for a burger and some onion rings...but i dont want to walk anywhere and i dont have money to order...
I have smart food (popcorn), chocolate cake and im thiking of making a baco, egg, lettuce, onion, pickle and cheest sandwich...i think im going to do that actually,...after i have one more smoke  |
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I ate a tiny bowl of spanish rice and black pepper chicken. 6 hours ago. My tummy is playing mean bass right now.
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damn even that sounds good. I literally have 2 bags of chips, pumpkin seeds, and a chocolate bar available to eat... I dont have the cash right now to go get anything either. Damn being a broke college student!
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| headshot wrote: | | SycoShaman wrote: | @head
a blunt is weed rolled in cigar paper. usually a good amount of weed. trust me, it goes welll with pattie |
Thats a joint or a spliff I believe is the terminology over here if you mean weed as in canabis |
naw a spliff or joint is with regular papers, zig zags
cigar paper is different. same terminology |
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That's some crappy picture quality for such an expensive phone. Check the quality settings or something man.
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@syco
I laughed at the “old white people” my mom thinks basmati rice is spicy. I agree with you most young people like spicy food but I don’t think headshots food looks bland.
I would only eat some of the salad and the pinapple tho. If it had any sauce on it I wouldn’t any of it.
Oxtail has spinal cord tissue in it shouldn’t even be sold IMO, any spinal cord food. Prion diseases like CJD.
I love using chop sticks. I even cook with them.
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*Orders something to eat*
DAMN YOU!!!
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