“Many samples street food in Asia”
Does he have a death wish?
I’ve been there. There is NO WAY I would eat anything served on a street in Asia.
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I watched a woman buy a live rat at a street market in China.
11
Meow, Bark Bark, Hiss!
9
Thanks, but I’ll pass.
6
IDK, how many types of puke and diarrhea are there???
10
Unrefrigerated gas station sushi is better.
14
I love Thai foods and brianni. We grow many of our own spices lemon grass, Thai basil, and kaffir limes and leaves. I don’t care for the ways Indians serve meat dishes.. Just chop the meat in random places
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Or you could stay in the Western Hemisphere and dine on Peruvian roast cuy. We call them guinea pigs.
Yes, they do taste a bit like chicken, but the skin is chewier.
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Ummm, no.
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I prefer cats on my violin.
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I’d rather eat Kamala.
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You’d have to be bat soup crazy to eat Asian street food.
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@ Hanoverfist
Wait, what!?!?
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@TimBuktu — Best LOL of the day!
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I don’t know much about Asia… but my brother and I were telephone men in DC. In DC there are these things called roach coaches. There was one by one of the museums on one frightfully hot and humid DC day. The terrorists who ran the roach coach had dumped a bin of overdue chicken parts into a street drain. The parts didn’t go down the drain, they just got stuck. The flies and reek were nearly that of August garbage truck juice. Revolting.
That’s how I imagine Asian roach coach terrorist food markets.
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Served by moslems? I’ll pass. In fact, I’ll pass on traveling anywhere inhabited by a moslem majority.
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I remember never eating a baloot while in the Philippines in Olongapo City nor eating the monkey meat skewered on a stick they sold on street corners there. They did have great fried rice and lousy beer, San Miguel or San Magoo as we called it. The best Chinese food I ever ate was in Hong Kong where a bunch of us from my squadron ate at, the fish was so fresh because they had large aquariums full of fish that you chose what fish you wanted to eat and the cooks would take it and prepare it immediately, it was very good. And the best steak I ever ate was in Singapore, I believe it was water buffalo. But most of the Asian food was totally gross like eels and such.
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You eat a hot dog out of a terrorist roach coach, and then 15 minutes later shit your trousers and puke on a fucking 150,000 dollar camera…
I don’t know what to tell you.
We go straight to work on the camera. Puke and shit yourself all you want.
“He’s sick!”
“We gotta get this camera to the slop sink. You got the key?”
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I’ve eaten in a ramen shop about as big as a closet and twice at a festival in Japan. I’m still here! 👍
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At least you know what it’s gonna look like in couple hours or the next morning….just pick an orafice…Hell, it might be chosen for you….
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MJA is STILL in a ramen shop the size of a closet!
That’s like the Iranians that were licking the windows & door knobs of the mosques.
You would be safer licking the seats of a New York subway.
5
My son accidentally made a baloot once when he was a kid, he buried a hard boiled egg in a coffee can with a plastic lid on top in the back yard. Anyway he forgot about it and found it a year or so later and opened the lid and the smell and the maggots made him sick. He never did that again.
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I think we need Snake Plissken to break MJA out of her ramen closet.
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@ Groucho Marxist
May I come for dinner please?
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…so, we’ll be calling this guy “Patient Zero” in a few months when we can’t leave the house without a HazMat suit on?
The phrase used to be, “To each his own.” But I don’t think eating durian is going to become a thing.
One of the highlights of TDY in South Korea was to get up a large group of airmen — we visitors and our “permanent” hosts — and go clubbing off base. The music and dancing were always fun. At the end of an evening we’d partake of the street food. It’s been a long time and I don’t remember what we had, but it wasn’t any worse than what you’d find at any food festival stateside. I do remember that most of it was served in paper cones made of U.S. IRS forms. Truly.
2
I like the way the guy adjusts his accent even when he’s speaking English.
3
My attorney and I with our spouses and kids took a trip together to southern India and I was careful to insist that everyone , starting two days before leaving, consume the juice of two limes per day. In your drink, on your food or straight. This would continue until back home. I learned this while in a hospital fighting for my life in a remote area of Mexico…it makes everything in your gut into Cerviiche. Everyone followed my advice except my attorney friend who disliked wives tales. It was disconcerting to say goodbye to him and his caring wife while I took his four kids home and can never unsee him sitting in the bath tub with the shower on low , head resting on a pillow as his life juices poured out. Doctor and nurse Staying in his rental and wife picking up medical supplies. Seven weeks , forty pounds later he arrived in Switzerland where he was removed from the plane for three more weeks in hospital. All together, 10 weeks, $ 45,000.00, 50 pounds later he arrived back home for not taking the Limes.
“Many samples street food in Asia”
Does he have a death wish?
I’ve been there. There is NO WAY I would eat anything served on a street in Asia.
I watched a woman buy a live rat at a street market in China.
Meow, Bark Bark, Hiss!
Thanks, but I’ll pass.
IDK, how many types of puke and diarrhea are there???
Unrefrigerated gas station sushi is better.
I love Thai foods and brianni. We grow many of our own spices lemon grass, Thai basil, and kaffir limes and leaves. I don’t care for the ways Indians serve meat dishes.. Just chop the meat in random places
Or you could stay in the Western Hemisphere and dine on Peruvian roast cuy. We call them guinea pigs.
Yes, they do taste a bit like chicken, but the skin is chewier.
Ummm, no.
I prefer cats on my violin.
I’d rather eat Kamala.
You’d have to be bat soup crazy to eat Asian street food.
@ Hanoverfist
Wait, what!?!?
@TimBuktu — Best LOL of the day!
I don’t know much about Asia… but my brother and I were telephone men in DC. In DC there are these things called roach coaches. There was one by one of the museums on one frightfully hot and humid DC day. The terrorists who ran the roach coach had dumped a bin of overdue chicken parts into a street drain. The parts didn’t go down the drain, they just got stuck. The flies and reek were nearly that of August garbage truck juice. Revolting.
That’s how I imagine Asian roach coach terrorist food markets.
Served by moslems? I’ll pass. In fact, I’ll pass on traveling anywhere inhabited by a moslem majority.
I remember never eating a baloot while in the Philippines in Olongapo City nor eating the monkey meat skewered on a stick they sold on street corners there. They did have great fried rice and lousy beer, San Miguel or San Magoo as we called it. The best Chinese food I ever ate was in Hong Kong where a bunch of us from my squadron ate at, the fish was so fresh because they had large aquariums full of fish that you chose what fish you wanted to eat and the cooks would take it and prepare it immediately, it was very good. And the best steak I ever ate was in Singapore, I believe it was water buffalo. But most of the Asian food was totally gross like eels and such.
You eat a hot dog out of a terrorist roach coach, and then 15 minutes later shit your trousers and puke on a fucking 150,000 dollar camera…
I don’t know what to tell you.
We go straight to work on the camera. Puke and shit yourself all you want.
“He’s sick!”
“We gotta get this camera to the slop sink. You got the key?”
I’ve eaten in a ramen shop about as big as a closet and twice at a festival in Japan. I’m still here! 👍
At least you know what it’s gonna look like in couple hours or the next morning….just pick an orafice…Hell, it might be chosen for you….
MJA is STILL in a ramen shop the size of a closet!
Reminds me of a song… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMTzImIXn6c
@Hanoverfist
That’s like the Iranians that were licking the windows & door knobs of the mosques.
You would be safer licking the seats of a New York subway.
My son accidentally made a baloot once when he was a kid, he buried a hard boiled egg in a coffee can with a plastic lid on top in the back yard. Anyway he forgot about it and found it a year or so later and opened the lid and the smell and the maggots made him sick. He never did that again.
I think we need Snake Plissken to break MJA out of her ramen closet.
@ Groucho Marxist
May I come for dinner please?
…so, we’ll be calling this guy “Patient Zero” in a few months when we can’t leave the house without a HazMat suit on?
https://external-preview.redd.it/UCPu5KXlBVCv8lThNrWbOM6pi-SQIkpOoTmIa8xfeBw.jpg?auto=webp&s=2db080fd3c4eb0f1b5cf406a1f067a53f48099c6
Why does everything look like vomit?
Durian? Okay. That’s edgy./s
The phrase used to be, “To each his own.” But I don’t think eating durian is going to become a thing.
One of the highlights of TDY in South Korea was to get up a large group of airmen — we visitors and our “permanent” hosts — and go clubbing off base. The music and dancing were always fun. At the end of an evening we’d partake of the street food. It’s been a long time and I don’t remember what we had, but it wasn’t any worse than what you’d find at any food festival stateside. I do remember that most of it was served in paper cones made of U.S. IRS forms. Truly.
I like the way the guy adjusts his accent even when he’s speaking English.
My attorney and I with our spouses and kids took a trip together to southern India and I was careful to insist that everyone , starting two days before leaving, consume the juice of two limes per day. In your drink, on your food or straight. This would continue until back home. I learned this while in a hospital fighting for my life in a remote area of Mexico…it makes everything in your gut into Cerviiche. Everyone followed my advice except my attorney friend who disliked wives tales. It was disconcerting to say goodbye to him and his caring wife while I took his four kids home and can never unsee him sitting in the bath tub with the shower on low , head resting on a pillow as his life juices poured out. Doctor and nurse Staying in his rental and wife picking up medical supplies. Seven weeks , forty pounds later he arrived in Switzerland where he was removed from the plane for three more weeks in hospital. All together, 10 weeks, $ 45,000.00, 50 pounds later he arrived back home for not taking the Limes.