Tigergirl, your time is up

[imisshotmail]

Bubble tea is good.

[Westwood]

Fuck bubble tea, that is truly an insult.  Almost as much as someone suggesting I use two wooden sticks to eat food with.  Hey guys, there's been some pretty sweet innovations in utensil and tableware in the last 5000 years.

Maybe you should go to the McDonald's down the street.

[CrazyCracka420]

Maybe you should go to the McDonald's down the street.

False Dichotomy.  Please try again.

Your logical fallacy is:

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[Jona]

Maybe you should go to the McDonald's down the street.

What, are you suggesting he eat with his HANDS?

[Westwood]

False Dichotomy.  Please try again.

Tonight I will get dumplings and I will eat them with chopsticks in front of my ethnic hosts to mitigate the shame you have brought to the white race.

[CrazyCracka420]

Tonight I will get dumplings and I will eat them with chopsticks in front of my ethnic hosts to mitigate the shame you have brought to the white race.

I love all sorts of different ethnic food.  Lots of which happen to be Asian or Southeast Asian in origin.

I also love me some pot stickers.

I just think it's ridiculous that people go out of their way (especially white people) to use an inefficient utensil when forks have been around for literally thousands of years.

Some of the earliest known uses of forks with food occurred in Ancient Egypt, where large forks were used as cooking utensils.[1] Bone forks had been found in the burial site of the Bronze Age Qijia culture (2400–1900 BC) as well as later Chinese dynasties' tombs.[2] The Ancient Greeks used the fork as a serving utensil.[3] The Greek name for fork is still used in some European languages, for instance in the Venetian, Greek, and Albanian languages.

[mcdeath]

When did this thread turn into a race war?

Also TigerGirl this is what you get for not wanting to go out with me.

[Westwood]

Skill-based food consumption keeps the gene pool clean.

[Malaclypse]

Skill-based food consumption keeps the gene pool clean.

A poor, malnourished Chinese child cries out, "Mother, father! Please, I am so hungry!" Mother and father look down at their emaciated child and call him a nerd, tell him to get good fgt.

[Knute]

I love all sorts of different ethnic food.  Lots of which happen to be Asian or Southeast Asian in origin.

I also love me some pot stickers.

I just think it's ridiculous that people go out of their way (especially white people) to use an inefficient utensil when forks have been around for literally thousands of years.

Forks and spoons don't really work that well when picking up dumplings, especially soup dumplings.

Speaking of which, anyone visiting LA who's in the mood for a dumpling feast should check out Din Tai Fung. There's usually a wait to get in but it's worth it:

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[Westwood]

Forks and spoons don't really work that well when picking up dumplings, especially soup dumplings.

Speaking of which, anyone visiting LA who's in the mood for a dumpling feast should check out Din Tai Fung. There's usually a wait to get in but it's worth it:

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You can actually find a Din Tai Fung in any real city in America, it's a multi-national chain from Taiwan. Would recommend the pork xiaolongbao, spicy pork and shrimp wontons, and the braised beef soup.

[Tiger]

I love all sorts of different ethnic food.  Lots of which happen to be Asian or Southeast Asian in origin.

I also love me some pot stickers.

I just think it's ridiculous that people go out of their way (especially white people) to use an inefficient utensil when forks have been around for literally thousands of years.

Haha, oh well, our opinions to ourselves. American/European restaurants don't offer chopsticks, but Asian restaurants keep forks and spoons in reserve, so Amerieuros can enjoy.

[KaleLord]

I just think it's ridiculous that people go out of their way (especially white people) to use an inefficient utensil when forks have been around for literally thousands of years.

Chopsticks have more uses than a simple fork. Sure its harder to use but it's also more versatile.

[Gurgumul]

You can actually find a Din Tai Fung in any real city in America, it's a multi-national chain from Taiwan. Would recommend the pork xiaolongbao, spicy pork and shrimp wontons, and the braised beef soup.

xiaolongbao sounds like a sword name

[Tiger]

Chopsticks have more uses than a simple fork. Sure its harder to use but it's also more versatile.

lol