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Old 11-28-2007, 12:38 PM
Oski Oski is offline
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is it really necessary to write a page of text on rather you should eat rice with chopsticks or not? just eat the [censored] rice..

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Yeah. But, how?
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Old 11-28-2007, 12:56 PM
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Hoya,

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You seemed to suggest that rice-based dishes were not "actual Thai dishes." This is what Chris is disputing, and his post did make sense.

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I am saying that Chicken Fried Rice is not a Thai dish. Basil Chicken is a rice dish and is of course "an actual Thai dish," just like much of the menu. I just said that the small part of the menu at the bottom that is fried rice HAS to be on the menu--El D didn't disagree, the only thing that was disagreed w/ was when I said that this part of the menu was ordered more often than the Thai dishes (Curry, Basil etc.) which if El D is willing to "wager big money" then I would be willing to believe that I am wrong on that comment.

Then this Chris guy comes in talking about how "there are DEFINITELY STAND ALONE RICE DISHES IN THAI RESTAURANTS" lol wtf? I had just said that. So I make a post telling him that I had just said that and that he can't read properly, then he once again makes a post that doesn't make sense saying that "STAND ALONE RICE DISHES EXIST IN THAILAND BLAH BLAH BLAH" lol, no [censored]...I have said this over and over, why is this guy repeating what I am saying and yelling at me as well? This thread is comical.
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Old 11-28-2007, 12:59 PM
MC Chris MC Chris is offline
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tdarko you are ignoring my posts it seems!!

i am not disputing that you said there are stand alone rice dishes in thai cuisine. me stating something doesn't mean i'm saying you disagree.

the thing is you stated clearly that you believe the reason those dishes exist is basically for white people who want rice. you are absolutely dead wrong and i want you to admit that.

does anyone out there have a brain? please tell me who is making more sense, MC Chris or tdarko?
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Old 11-28-2007, 01:01 PM
MC Chris MC Chris is offline
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Old 11-28-2007, 01:21 PM
Oski Oski is offline
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Default Re: chopsticks, fried rice, white people

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tdarko you are ignoring my posts it seems!!

i am not disputing that you said there are stand alone rice dishes in thai cuisine. me stating something doesn't mean i'm saying you disagree.

the thing is you stated clearly that you believe the reason those dishes exist is basically for white people who want rice. you are absolutely dead wrong and i want you to admit that.

does anyone out there have a brain? please tell me who is making more sense, MC Chris or tdarko?

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Who is Mc Cris, and does he post in OOT?
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Old 11-29-2007, 11:46 AM
Peter Harris Peter Harris is offline
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grunching,

Tyler, off a plate i'd use a fork, i really need the bowl and shovel technique with chopsticks for rice. I can do it off a plate with chopsticks but for convenience sake I'll use a fork.
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