Written by Troy Killjoy on 08.05.2012 at 18:51

Maybe kebap and kebab are different things, Marcel.

I certainly hope so.

But afraid not since kebap as spelling is used here in the Netherlands from timt to time to depict kebab

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 08.05.2012 at 18:50

that is totally ridiculous, that's just a normal vegetable sandwich. That has totally nothing to do with an type of kebab whatsoever. Might as well call it a burger then.

I care about the misuse of such words because I LOVE my meat and the way it is prepared.

Hey, if it makes you feel better. If you took the first sentence of the first paragraph of wikipedia's article you might as well read the last two as well.

Kebap = kebab = kabob. It's the same thing, but here most huts have the ''p'' in the ending.

Kebab whit out meet is like drink non alcoholical beer and date whit rubber women

Do I have to pick one? I love all types of junk-food!

I actually have to agree with her a bit. We do have vegetarian kebabs here. Its basically veggies prepared the same way as kebab is.

Written by Spirit Molecule on 08.05.2012 at 20:48

I actually have to agree with her a bit. We do have vegetarian kebabs here. Its basically veggies prepared the same way as kebab is.

kebabs can be prepared in a million different ways But always HAS to be roasted.

Yep, though when I say kebab I don't mean anything remotely vegetarian

Written by Spirit Molecule on 08.05.2012 at 20:57

Yep, though when I say kebab I don't mean anything remotely vegetarian

Anyone in their right mind wouldn''t mean anything remotely vegetarian when mentioning kebab Just like when I say a roadt of lamb or side of beef I am totally not referring to anything vegetarian

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 08.05.2012 at 21:35

Anyone in their right mind wouldn''t mean anything remotely vegetarian when mentioning kebab

And if they do... It either ends up being a word misuse or an abomination like that Tofurkey.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 08.05.2012 at 17:40

Written by X-Ray Rod on 08.05.2012 at 17:25
She probably talks about that "fake meat", just like those vegetarian burgers.

Saw this on an episode of Everybody Loves Raymond...

Bleh.

that was actually the first episode of that show i ever saw, was hilarious... and no subsequent episode was remotely as funny.

Went for other. I work near China Town, and I love eating there. They prove that fast food can be healthy.

Written by Edmund Fogg on 09.05.2012 at 00:19

Went for other. I work near China Town, and I love eating there. They prove that fast food can be healthy.

true , it van be helaty but we dont havce china town and I like go to chinese, and asian restaraunts in Luleå , I wish they wuld make more spicy like orgin country but still asian food and junk food is good
Have you try snake and dog

Written by Bad English on 09.05.2012 at 01:18

Have you try snake and dog

nah thought I tried the soup with beef tendons and tripes and it's awesome. Another one that peeks my interest is the shark fin soup.

Pizza forever

Written by Edmund Fogg on 09.05.2012 at 01:42

Written by Bad English on 09.05.2012 at 01:18

Have you try snake and dog

nah thought I tried the soup with beef tendons and tripes and it's awesome. Another one that peeks my interest is the shark fin soup.

shark fin soup? Hopefully it isn't real sharks' fins cause last time I checked that dish is seeing to it that a lot of types of sharks are now on the endangered species list. Better to try snake, cat and dog dishes still enough of those buggers around.

Btw I have had snake, dog and cat dishes. And all tasted great. Also had true sharks' fin soup back in the day, tasted great but was bloody expensive. More than 30 Singapore dollar a bowl (equivalent to about 15 euros) and that back in the early Eighties.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.05.2012 at 12:20

shark fin soup? Hopefully it isn't real sharks' fins cause last time I checked that dish is seeing to it that a lot of types of sharks are now on the endangered species list. Better to try snake, cat and dog dishes still enough of those buggers around.

Btw I have had snake, dog and cat dishes. And all tasted great. Also had true sharks' fin soup back in the day, tasted great but was bloody expensive. More than 30 Singapore dollar a bowl (equivalent to about 15 euros) and that back in the early Eighties.

I couldn't bring myself to eating a dog or cat.
Rabbits on the other hand are very tasty
I've always wanted to try frog legs and bats as well. Snake would be interesting.

What is the weirdest thing people have eaten here? Anyone done the whole chinese insect meals? Roaches, crickets and such on a stick. Obviously anything on a stick is a lot better

Written by Spirit Molecule on 09.05.2012 at 12:31



I couldn't bring myself to eating a dog or cat.
Rabbits on the other hand are very tasty
I've always wanted to try frog legs and bats as well. Snake would be interesting.

What is the weirdest thing people have eaten here? Anyone done the whole chinese insect meals? Roaches, crickets and such on a stick. Obviously anything on a stick is a lot better

frog legs are totally awesome as are snails in garlic.

There is a thread somewhere on weirdest stuff people have eaten.

I have eaten loads of insects, both on and off a stick. It's not just limited to the Chinese, also had it in South Africa and Mexico. In Mexico go grashoppers fried in chili or garlic quite often as a side dish with my beers. Great beer snak they make.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.05.2012 at 12:20
last time I checked that dish is seeing to it that a lot of types of sharks are now on the endangered species list.

I thought you didn't care about endagered species since I remember you said that you would eat a panda if you got the opportunity.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 09.05.2012 at 12:47

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.05.2012 at 12:20
last time I checked that dish is seeing to it that a lot of types of sharks are now on the endangered species list.

I thought you didn't care about endagered species since I remember you said that you would eat a panda if you got the opportunity.

Haha well someone needs to know what they taste like

Written by X-Ray Rod on 09.05.2012 at 12:47

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.05.2012 at 12:20
last time I checked that dish is seeing to it that a lot of types of sharks are now on the endangered species list.

I thought you didn't care about endagered species since I remember you said that you would eat a panda if you got the opportunity.

But I already tasted shark fin so now they have been crossed off my to taste list Panda I still need to taste though.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.05.2012 at 12:55

But I already tasted shark fin so now they have been crossed off my to taste list Panda I still need to taste though.

Have you tried Fugu? If not you should have it as the last dish on your list considering how deadly it can be if not prepared properly. .P

Written by X-Ray Rod on 09.05.2012 at 14:13

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.05.2012 at 12:55

But I already tasted shark fin so now they have been crossed off my to taste list Panda I still need to taste though.

Have you tried Fugu? If not you should have it as the last dish on your list considering how deadly it can be if not prepared properly. .P

Yes I did have it, in 1997 in Malaysia at a top end Japanese restaurant.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 09.05.2012 at 14:13

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.05.2012 at 12:55

But I already tasted shark fin so now they have been crossed off my to taste list Panda I still need to taste though.

Have you tried Fugu? If not you should have it as the last dish on your list considering how deadly it can be if not prepared properly. .P

we're talking fast food here. And a fugu dish certainly isn't fast food hahahaha

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.05.2012 at 14:20
we're talking fast food here. And a fugu dish certainly isn't fast food hahahaha

Well it could be fast food if it kills you....fast
*rimshot*

Also, were the two posts really necessary? xD

My favourite fast food are apples, tangerines, bananas and kiwis. I can't imagine not having them at home. As for eating out, I shun fast food bars like lepers.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 09.05.2012 at 14:13

Have you tried Fugu? If not you should have it as the last dish on your list considering how deadly it can be if not prepared properly. .P

Every Japanese cook that wants to prepare Fugu a.k.a. puffer fish must take an exam. The final part of the exam is the consumption - the cook needs to eat what he made. This is a very good precaution to make sure that cooks actually learn how to do this lethal delicacy.

Written by Daniell on 09.05.2012 at 16:10

Every Japanese cook that wants to prepare Fugu a.k.a. puffer fish must take an exam. The final part of the exam is the consumption - the cook needs to eat what he made. This is a very good precaution to make sure that cooks actually learn how to do this lethal delicacy.

Huh, now I'm getting this crazy idea for death penalties.... You kill your convicted and realise that the dude needs more practice, two birds with one rock.

Pizza FTW with some kebab and fries on yummy

For those of you living/visiting the US and who like burgers...

dayum! Dayum! DAYUM!

dude sings his love or Five Guys Burgers & Fries better than i could express in words.

@BitterCOld: That actually isn't the original...schmoyoho just takes his original video and auto-tunes it...the original video is just as hilarious though...we have Five Guys Burgers and Fries up here in Toronto too...that stuff is to die for...

For me, I don't think I could do without schwarma...