Sooo...

usafpilot07 wrote: I'm just looking for a job

Same, also scouting nice overpasses to sleep under and panhandling locations. I think SallieMae would find me even if I faked my death.

Damn that looks good.

Tallen, as a frequent eater / lover of sushi and sashimi I'm as aroused as I've ever been by that photo.

I wished I knew how to do sushi, I'd live off of it.

I'll have to give this a shot.

There's an H-Mart in Carrollton, I want to go check it out just out of love of Asian cuisine.

stratoaxe wrote: I'll have to give this a shot. There's an H-Mart in Carrollton, I want to go check it out just out of love of Asian cuisine.

Their store locator lets you see the inside of the stores. The Carrollton store look new and really nice. The food court is great for trying out different cuisines (Japanese, Chinese, Korean, etc)

When you go, go to the meat section and buy some of their marinated ribeye, marinated pork, or marinated chicken. It's thin-sliced, so it takes no time what-so-ever to cook, and the flavor is effing phenomenal. The ribeye is bulgogi, the chicken is galbi, and the pork is jae yook gui. Basically the three main types of Korean BBQ. I tend to slice up a half of a small yellow onion, saute it off, add in the bulgogi, quickly cook it, and then serve it over steamed short-grain rice. It is superior to any teriyaki or yakiniku dish from Japan in my opinion. Also, make sure to peruse their frozen food section. The "bowls" from Ajinomoto are really good. Beef Galbi, Teriyaki Chicken Don, and Yakiniku Don are great quick-meals if you're short on time or don't want to cook. They also carry tons of traditional style yeast raised dumplings (buns) in the frozen section as well as every type of gyoza, shumai, or other dumpling. You'll find some good beer/sake/sochu in their liquor section as well if you're in a state that doesn't suck and won't allow sales in supermarkets (I'm looking at you MD and PA!) Seriously though, if I lived closer to the one in Fairfax, I'd never shop at Giant or Safeway again. H-Mart is like a smaller, asian-centric wegmans for me. Also, their produce, seafood, and meat tend to be superior to any of the national chain supermarkets. So much so that when I go into the one in fairfax which used to be nothing but Koreans and Japanese people, you now find more white folks in there than Asians most of the time.

I've thought that since I saw the american top gear.

Chewp and ssok are identical twins? I had no idea whatsoever

Benjichang wrote: Lightningbolt wrote: Chewp and ssok are identical twins? I had no idea whatsoever Mother of God.

That's one of the hosts of Top Gear USA. Which I will add, I have never watched, and will likely keep it that way.

Chewpsture hosts a show called top gear usa? Radical

Edited by Lightningbolt - 31 March 2012 at 8:00pm