[QUOTE=Unstable Mind]AAAACK! Chinese food gives me bloating and gas.

NP: Mastodon - "Workhorse"[/QUOTE]
Ugh, Mexican food does that to me. I still love it though.

Strangely, there isn't a specific type of food that does that to me. It's good for me, because I love Chinese and Mexican.

There's only one Chinese resturaunt that does that to me. The others are fine.

NP: Mastodon - "Iron Tusk"

I can't eat green peppers and be, ahem, comfortable afterwards, shall we say. It's really the only food I have trouble with, so to speak.

That's unfortunate. I've been known to eat green peppers like apples. I love them.

I don't really mind, because I don't like the taste all that much. But it does keep me from a lot of Thai and Indian dishes. :(

Nothing makes me sick.

Only Zuccini. I fu[size=2]c[/size]king hate zuccini. :(

NP: Death - without judgement

I'll be honest, I've never had an Indian dish in my life.

I haven't either. But from what I hear, I wouldn't find it particularly good anyway.

You've never had pasta or anything? You need some lasagna, or some gnocchi. Make your own sauce, noodles, it's the best. The frozen stuff is all crap, be warned.

[QUOTE=toaster135]You've never had pasta or anything? You need some lasagna, or some gnocchi. Make your own sauce, noodles, it's the best. The frozen stuff is all crap, be warned.[/QUOTE]
Indian, not Italian.

Italian is my favorite food, period.

Indian, not Italian :lol:

EDIT: Beaten to it.. :(

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Yeah, I love Mastodon.

I'm lactose intolerant. :-/

Does curry count as indian food?

[QUOTE=ShadowsFallen]I haven't either. But from what I hear, I wouldn't find it particularly good anyway.[/QUOTE]

You should try it, though.

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]I'm lactose intolerant. :-/[/QUOTE]
Ah, that sucks.

My world would be miserable without cheese :-\

Lawlz, he thought it said Italian. :lol:

It happens. We've all been there. :(

[QUOTE=Bartender]You should try it, though.[/QUOTE]
I'm sure I will at some point.

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Oops.

Heh, caught in my zeal for Italian.

[QUOTE=Kurtz]Ah, that sucks.

My world would be miserable without cheese :-\[/QUOTE]

Well, not technically 100% lactose intolerant. I can eat cheese and ice cream. But just regular milk gets me sick.

I'm making waffles right now, because there's nothing to eat in my house.

[QUOTE=Bartender]You should try it, though.[/QUOTE]
Does it taste like it smells?

I went into this one Indian place back in New York, smelled terrible.

[QUOTE=toaster135]Heh, caught in my zeal for Italian.[/QUOTE]
Are you Italian yourself?

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[QUOTE=Kurtz]Does it smell like it tastes?

I went into this one Indian place back in New York, smelled terrible.[/QUOTE]
That's because you went to one of those hardcore Indian food places that cook up real Indians.

[QUOTE=ShadowsFallen]That's because you went to one of those hardcore Indian food places that cook up real Indians.[/QUOTE]

Those are the best places to eat.

[QUOTE=Kurtz]Does it taste like it smells?

I went into this one Indian place back in New York, smelled terrible.
[/QUOTE]

Well smell and taste are closely linked in all food. I'll refrain from answering, because you really should just try it for yourself. Otherwise it's a parallel to the "Genre X sucks" idiots that still trouble us here now and again.

Anyway, the reason for the prominence of strong smells in Indian cooking originates in a need to cover the smell/taste of the rotting meat they had to use.

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Great track.

[QUOTE]That's because you went to one of those hardcore Indian food places that cook up real Indians.[/QUOTE]

"White man kills our men, then makes mean sandwhich."

But seriously, there's a movie out where this one chinese restaurant makes wontons out of babies. It's sick.

[QUOTE]Anyway, the reason for the prominence of strong smells in Indian cooking originates in a need to cover the smell/taste of the rotting meat they had to use.[/QUOTE]

Wow. That just turned me off.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Well smell and taste are closely linked in all food. I'll refrain from answering, because you really should just try it for yourself. Otherwise it's a parallel to the "Genre X sucks" idiots that still trouble us here now and again.

Anyway, the reason for the prominence of strong smells in Indian cooking originates in a need to cover the smell/taste of the rotting meat they had to use.[/QUOTE]
Alright, I'll go for it sometime. My parents love it, and I don't live too far from a big Indian neighborhood, so it won't be a hassle.

Rotting meat and dead babies? I'm hungry now. Mmmmm, corpses.

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]
Wow. That just turned me off.[/QUOTE]

Well they don't use rotting meat [i]now[/i]. If you're a peasant in olde India, and you get your hands on some lovely meat, you're not going to throw it away just because it starts to smell a bit odd. So they developed all kind of really strong smelling and tasting sauces and such, to cover the meat and ease the eating. And then as preservation methods improved, and they didn't have to worry about the meat going off so much any more, they liked the sauces so much they carried on using them with regular, tasty meat.

[QUOTE=Kurtz]
Alright, I'll go for it sometime. My parents love it, and I don't live too far from a big Indian neighborhood, so it won't be a hassle.[/QUOTE]

Cool. Just to be clear, I'm not the greatest fan of Indian myself, though I do like it. It's worth trying just so, if you don't like it, you can say you have, if nothing else.

EDIT: I've never had it in America, now that I think of it. I wonder if that'll make a difference. I know it doesn't have the culture that it does in England.

I never had Indian food. If I do try it, what would you recommend.

sup guys?

[QUOTE=Wait, this isn't Jelle? :confused:]

I'm making waffles right now, because there's nothing to eat in my house.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

Well, today was an uneventful day. Thursdays blow. I'm glad though, because tomorrow is Friday, which means Free Friday, which means no underwear. :)

/lame

I've never had Indian food either. I don't think there is one around me, though.

Oh shi', it's Chris. Long time no see. Did you get a life, or did you join in on some kind of A&I boycott of R&M? :p

Tomarrow is going to be great. I get out of school an hour early. :)

But then I have to work on Saturday. :(

[QUOTE=chris]sup guys?[/QUOTE]

nm, u?

[QUOTE=jake]I'm glad though, because tomorrow is Friday, which means Free Friday, which means no underwear. [/QUOTE]

At least you're not wearing girl pants.

[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo]:lol:

Well, today was an uneventful day. Thursdays blow. I'm glad though, because tomorrow is Friday, which means Free Friday, which means no underwear. :)[/QUOTE]
Going commando on a nice, summer day is great.

///

How's life Chris?

[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo]:lol:

Well, today was an uneventful day. Thursdays blow.[/QUOTE]

I never could get the hang of Thursdays.

[url=I hope someone will get that :(] [/url]

[QUOTE=fugazi]
I never had Indian food. If I do try it, what would you recommend.[/QUOTE]

Well I can't think of anything I'd specifically recommend against. Just go with whatever takes your fancy, and see if you like it. Depends how hot you like your food, too, so ask around before ordering anything more severe than a madras or something.

Not much going on here, guys. I saw Murder by Death on Tuesday. They weren't very good :-/

Yeah, today was uneventful for me too. Although my chem teacher kept on using sexual innuendo in our class.

*on the topic of building atoms with bonds*

Teacher: So, next week, we're going to be playing with our sticks and balls.

Class: .....

Teacher: To build an atom.

Class: *relieved sigh*

[QUOTE=ATM]Not much going on here, guys. I saw Murder by Death on Tuesday. They weren't very good :-/[/QUOTE]

:(

Why not?

[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]Yeah, today was uneventful for me too. Although my chem teacher kept on using sexual innuendo in our class.

*on the topic of building atoms with bonds*

Teacher: So, next week, we're going to be playing with our sticks and balls.

Class: .....

Teacher: To build an atom.

Class: *relieved sigh*[/QUOTE]
Chemistry is like that. Apparently in lower level chem classes at my school, people have to watch a video where some guy rubs a long glass rod for a while and then sticks it between metal balls. :(

Also, my history teacher keeps trying to shift our discussion in class to p[SIZE=2]orn[/SIZE]ography lately.

I love talking about subjects that make people feel awkward. Nothing really phases me, so I sometimes try to derail my chemistry teacher by talking about stuff like por[size=2]n[/size], or whatever. He's more than willing to reply too. Sometimes it's rather scary. :p

OC Aaron- My chem teacher pulled the same joke last year. :p Only, he specified' "You'll probably be playing with black balls more than anything else. They represent Carbon."

:lol:

In history we're talking about the Enlightenment, and much of it has to do with reading material in the eighteenth century.

Apparently most of which was comprised of p[SIZE=2]orno[/SIZE]graphy.

[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo]OC Aaron- My chem teacher pulled the same joke last year. :p Only, he specified' "You'll probably be playing with black balls more than anything else. They represent Carbon."

:lol:[/QUOTE]

:lol: My chem class is so great.

We're talking about acids and then our teacher says "My favorite kind of acid is hydrochloric acid. It's so fun to say", then a kid in our class shouts "MY favorite kind of acid is lysergic acid diethylamide!"

:lol: