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Darkblood's House of Whamdoodles
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| Man in Black: All right. Where is the judge? The trial by jury has begun. It ends when the jury deliberates, and KSM (Khalid Sheik Muhammad) is either convicted or he is acquitted.
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| NSFW cause he uses the "F" word and talks about blasphemous things! (Oh no!)
Darkblood
*Sinfully delicious*
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| Tonight it was all about the Koreans, and I don't mean that in a disrespectful way at all. On the Northwest corner of George Bush Turnpike and Old Denton Rd, there once existed a very sad and depressing strip mall. Plain white walls, with poor folks alternating between the drivers license office and the Dollar General.
Then in the night a whole group of Asians swept through, bought the distressed land and turned it into an Asian shopping center, full of happy happy times. Now every building has color, and nearly every store is busy, and those depressing whatchamacallit places are nothing more than a painful memory.
We went to Omi Korean Grill & Bar, which was a completely new experience, as both of us have never had Korean food before. We didn't know what to get, so we got the all-you-can-eat sampler. Here's what's in it more or less.
Meat choices (beef tongue, beef brisket, marinaded short ribs, chicken, pork, and perhaps 1 or 2 more different cuts of meat).
Side dishes (kimchi, seaweed salad, veggie pancake, cole slaw, soybean spouts, glass noodles, and other pickled veggies).
Soup (tofu and soybean puree soup, egg souffle) .
Steamed rice!!
Basically with the sampler the waiter brings you a large selection of raw meat and proceeds to cook it on the grill at your table. If you're not sure how to cook the meat, the waiter does it for you. After watching them play with the tongs, I gave it a try and started to cook the food myself. Then they started doing more advanced maneuvers with with the meat scissors, and I had to learn that. Next time we go it will be almost second-nature.
The waiters were very very nice, though we had trouble understanding their thick accents. After one meat sampler platter we were stuffed. The waitress brought us some sugar rice water for dessert. The whole thing cost about $50 to stuff the both of us.
After that we went about 2 stores down to Yogurtland, which is a do-it-yourself frozen yogurt place. I had taro and cheesecake yogurt with cheesecake bites, cookies dough and chocolate syrup.
We could have gone to Super-H Mart for some awesome Asian grocery shopping (I do need to pick up some more noodles), but we were too busy digesting to care. | | comments: 7 comments or Leave a comment |
| Special thanks to ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) 3horn for passing this oddly-disturbing jewel that's shaped like a Russell Stover's candy along.
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| I just saw District 9.
Let me warn you that it is sad. It's very very very sad. However, I still recommend you watch this movie. This isn't like Transformers, or G.I. Joe, or any superhero movie. This is the bleakest of the bleak just trying to survive. There is hope, but it's a faint signal. The movie is loaded with physical acts of violence, however that physical violence pales in comparison of the overwhelming psychological violence.
This ain't a scene! It's an arms race! There is no "us vs. them". We all want what's best to carry on in life, and to make this a better place for our children. This is true no matter what species one happens to be. While we may point out our differences, our similarities are much greater in number.
We are one people, one blood, and one race. | | comments: Leave a comment |
| This is an awesome series about a world of cats and bunnies who cannot fall in love. Though it's only five episodes long it's quite a reflection of "traditional values" Americans coming to terms with ideas outside their norm. It helps to watch the videos from left to right.
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| So last night was the fireworks display in our humble, yet rich, little town. We didn't go to the festival and decided to be recluses for the night, because we live so close to the festival that if we left the house we wouldn't be able to get back until after 11:30 due to the police blocking off all entrances to the area. But that's okay, since I could see the fireworks from the street outside our place. There was already a group of people there, and someone had patriotic songs blaring on their car speakers. And the strange thing is the music was kinda matching up with the fireworks, in fact their big finale finished up at the end of "God Bless America". Of course right after that the radio announced "Thank you for joining us for the festival, live at Circle Park!" Then as I was walking back to my house someone screamed "GOD BLESS AMERICA!"
I would say "God bless America" however that is a little too restrictive to purely American Judea-Christian beliefs, and doesn't fit my belief structure anyway. So in efforts to be all-inclusive...
MAY THE DEITY OF YOUR CHOICE BLESS EVERYONE! IF YOU DO NOT CURRENTLY HAVE A DEITY, A TEMPORARY ONE WILL BE ASSIGNED TO YOU! | | comments: 3 comments or Leave a comment |
| The Angry Video Game Nerd reviews some retarded unlicensed bible games! HUZZAH!
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| | Subject: | BOOM! | | Time: | 11:24 am |
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| In homage to lokie49's post posted earlier in postworld.
Why on earth am I awake this early on a Saturday?! | | comments: Leave a comment |
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