Club 30's 'Kill the Boredom Demon' Jive Pad, 6th Edition
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And I so wanted to go to Kushin-Bo to stuff my face with beef capaccio
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Originally posted by Wanda:Unconcious eating? Like that, easy to put on weight.
Well, take comfort that in a few more months, hopefully, you will be out of the misery soon.
You want to ''put me out of my misery''??!!
Euthanasia!!!!!
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Yesterday, I tried that paper hotpot stuff and it was goooood!Originally posted by elindra:And I so wanted to go to Kushin-Bo to stuff my face with beef cappacio 
Let the thing sit in the heat for a while and the soup becomes flavourful! 
I also tried the Teppanyaki last night. Liked it too!
And for the first time, tried the cake desserts at Kuishin-bo... I loved the little cubes of Mango with Blueberry cake.
Didn't like the Mochi though. Bleah! I chose the Passionfruit-flavoured one... imagine passionfruit 'paste' with a dao sar kinda texture! BLEAH!!! Or maybe, it was plain ol' lotus paste with passionfruit smell! EEEeeeewww... I had to hide my barely-eaten mochi inside Bear's emtpy spanner crab shell to hide it. His brilliant suggestion! -
I dunno what food would she have midnight cravings... *Scratches head
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Erm... do they have beef capaccio? That doesn't sound too Japanese!Originally posted by elindra:And I so wanted to go to Kushin-Bo to stuff my face with beef capaccio 
I tried the Teppanyaki Rib Eye cubes last night. It was cooked medium and parts of it was kinda rare. I just closed my eyes, dipped it into the sauces, and popped them into my mouth.
Sometimes, when eating, don't think too much! -
Wah Biangz... you worry about that NOW? Kinda too early, right?Originally posted by sbst275: I dunno what food would she have midnight cravings... *Scratches head I mean, tackle the problem when the problem arises. This is like pre-emptive worrying. -
WahahahaOriginally posted by Rhonda:Wah Biangz... you worry about that NOW? Kinda too early, right? I mean, tackle the problem when the problem arises. This is like pre-emptive worrying.
Worry now, midnight cannot sleep -
OK, managed to find that post in the SBaP Watch thread... Subway Sandwiches' Daily Specials!
So, hmm... my favourite daily special is still Monday's!Originally posted by Rhonda:FINALLY managed to scribble down details of Subway's weekly sandwich offer!
Every day of the week, different sandwiches are on discounted prices!
Mondays - Chicken Teriyaki
Tuesdays - Ham
Wednesdays - Roast Beef
Thursdays - Subway Club
Fridays - Veggie Delight
Saturdays - Roast Chicken Breast
Sundays - Roast Turkey Breast -
Me not Jap food lover
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BMT is not part of them..
besides, i usually buy a footlong -
Don't know how anyone can consume a footlong in one sitting!Originally posted by the Bear:BMT is not part of them..
besides, i usually buy a footlong
There were times when I wasn't that hungry, and ended up finishing my 6" in two sittings.
BTW, did you guys know that there's such a thing as 'wheat intolerance'? It's kinda like the grains equivalent of Lactose Intolerance.
(Actually, 'wheat intolerance' is more like 'gluten intolerance', where one is unable to fully digest mainly Wheat, Rye, Barley, and Oats, but gluten also exists in all baked foods that are made from these grains: bread, pies, cake, breakfast cereals, porridge, cookies, pizza and pasta. There are thousands of processed foods which contain Gluten.)
So, there will be folks who eat bread and end up getting a lot of gas and discomfort from that. -
it's like eating beans...
digesting it causes gas... -
No it's not Japanese but they do have it. It's basically very very rare beef (Ok...it's really raw beef "cooked" in lemon juice and marinated with some herbs and black pepper) and can be served as beef sashimiOriginally posted by Rhonda:Erm... do they have beef capaccio? That doesn't sound too Japanese!
I tried the Teppanyaki Rib Eye cubes last night. It was cooked medium and parts of it was kinda rare. I just closed my eyes, dipped it into the sauces, and popped them into my mouth.
Sometimes, when eating, don't think too much! -
Wallace and Gromit's Cracking Contraptions on Ch 5 now!
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They have that there?!Originally posted by elindra:No it's not Japanese but they do have it. It's basically very very rare beef (Ok...it's really raw beef "cooked" in lemon juice and marinated with some herbs and black pepper) and can be served as beef sashimi Gee, I didn't see that!
Raw beef?!
Eh... erm... I'll pass, thanks! -
Rhonda, do you have any good eye drops to recommend? I heard from my friend that there is a kind of eye drop which is gel-like and since I have very dry eyes lately I wanna try that. Do you know the brand?
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Reminds me of brainiac when they did an experiment on which food causes the smelliest fart, hmmm.....kinda forget the results now
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yeah.. it's good stuff.. but i didn't eat any of it this time
ate about 60 to 70 crab legsOriginally posted by elindra:No it's not Japanese but they do have it. It's basically very very rare beef (Ok...it's really raw beef "cooked" in lemon juice and marinated with some herbs and black pepper) and can be served as beef sashimi -
Actually beef that's raw / undercooked is very hard to chew, in my opinion.
I find beef pretty 'heavy' to digest when it's cooked and when it's raw, it's kinda like impossible to chew. -
Getting hungry aft these food talks Muahahah
K... Go jalan jalan -
GoshOriginally posted by the Bear:yeah.. it's good stuff.. but i didn't eat any of it this time
ate about 60 to 70 crab legs
Beef? I only like cooked beef meat..
Only meat I will ever eat raw is fish meat -
I was stuffing my face with them during the Anniversary outingOriginally posted by Rhonda:They have that there?! Gee, I didn't see that!
Raw beef?! Eh... erm... I'll pass, thanks!
Well they do sear it sometimes but it's still rare -
you've been getting the wrong beef..
there are different cuts.. the types which become tough when you cook are the steak cuts.. the types which are tough when uncooked are for stews...
and eye drops, get Tears Naturale.. doctor prescribed to mom who has dry eye too
gotta go... pay road tax and buy a new bowling bag -
We use that on our ICU patients who are unable to close their eyes and their eye membranes start drying out.Originally posted by elindra:Rhonda, do you have any good eye drops to recommend? I heard from my friend that there is a kind of eye drop which is gel-like and since I have very dry eyes lately I wanna try that. Do you know the brand? It's called ''Duratears''.
BUT, I don't think you need that.
I'm a contact lens wearer and if I wear my lenses for too long in a day, my eyes start to feel dry. Lens wearers should try to moisten their eyes with the right eyedrops frequently. (Yeaaah, riiiiight... and I don't do that myself! 
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I remember you're not a lens wearer though. Hmm... don't ordinary eye drops work for you? -
Ah! Found the box of eye drops I like to use!
It's called the ROHTO C Cube. It's 8 mls in a nice little flat container and it can be used up to a month.
It's available for $8+ at Guardian and Watson's.