hoge!
He is smiling.
Even if he want to cry.
So...from your comments, I guess that McD isn't your kind of artery clogging, unknown meat fast food establishment. So...what do you like really?
I like McDonalds from time to time.
Like when im hungry as hell and out on the road with friends.
I always get Chicken Mcnuggets, even if I'm already having fries. And Sausage Mcmuffins are the best breakfast ever. Fortunately I don't go to Mcdonald's that much so I am not a fatass.
MEGA MAC!!!
the only things i like about mcdonals are their blueberry/vanilla pie, their raspberry(orstrawberry)/vanilla pie, and the mcfish filet burger thing. I don't know why they're so addictive... I haven't been to McDonalds for many years, though.
$1 mc chicken is ok, it's like a really big mcnugget in some tasteless bread and a dollop of mayo
smile = 0yen
McDonald in local of me will be a close at the end of next month orz.
I have lost the place of the rest of study.
I want to crush KFC that existed in McDonald's facing instead.
(at Gakugei-daigaku in Japan)
Is KFC a threat to the McDonalds empire? Here, KFC's the favourite among families but to teenagers and kids McD wins it hands down. Something to do with the design and feel of the place.
20 CKN Naggets are 5dollors long ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tB6jxEWIU68
it might cause enough damage to the japanse food culture
he's the governor
in b4 "foot-and-mouth disease is pig disgusting"
JAP meat is very exp
so you have AUS meat
Drink: Tea
Eat: Rice
I can't afford much more at the moment xD
Drink: water
Eat: homemade Brunswick stew
bacon
Maruchan Instant Lunch ... water. I'm not broke, I'm lazy.
tea and wheatchex
Eat: Black Beans (with flour tortillas and tapatio)
Drink: Pale Ale
Drink : Coke
Eat ; Noth
Drink: Earl Grey Tea
Food: Cup Ramen
boooyaaahhh
drinking a milwuakee ice 24z, eating salt and vingar chips and dandee pizza flavored chhez puffs.. and typing with one hand. this is a very hea;thy meal!
Drink: coffee, black.
Food: toast with cheese.
Why is it so awesome?
Diarrhea.
Taco Bell has two redeeming factors. The first, cheesey fiesta potatoes, is not on the menu proper but is otherwise available at every location. Try them and you'll never bother with the proper tacos again. It's also neat that you can substitute beans for meat in most items, so it's as close to vegetarian friendly as a fast food place can get.
All their food tastes exactly the same, but for some reason I love it anyway.
JACKSON 5 GET!
Taco Bell was the only restaurant to survive the Franchise Wars. Now all restaurants are Taco Bell.
What kind of alcohol do you drink? How often? Do you "drink your lunch?"
I prefer beers mostly, sometimes red wine.
I drink moderate quantities of lots of different stuff--in order of frequency, it's probably beer, red wine, Scotch, other varieties of whiskey, various types of brandy, and then everything else apart from tequila and rum, neither of which I like much. I drink a beer or a glass of wine almost every day, and spirits perhaps 2x/week. I don't "drink my lunch," assuming you mean drink instead of eating lunch, but I do occasionally drink with brunch or lunch on weekends.
Medium grade Lagers. Good red and white wine. Good cider.
I usually have one maybe two drinks daily. With lunch or in the afternoon. If wine then with an evening meal.
Not really into spirits. Drunk too much of that stuff during my "lol drink to get wasted" days.
I tried some expensive ales and honestly didn't really like the taste. Beers not too dark or bitter I enjoy, but not really cheap shit.
Red wine (whatever mom buys heh) usually quite good stuff, I like it more then white wine. Good with hearty meals and at lunchtime if available.
Cider, medium dry. Not cheap high alcohol stuff.
Jim Beam
about 2 times a month.
I drink about 5 shots when I drink.
I don't start until after 9pm or later (I usually don't get off work till 11pm so I start then)
Hmmm since its the world cup going on, its slightly earlier:
Finish study, meet the lads at the pub around 6:30pm
Order a pint of Carlberg, Fosters, Guiness, etc
some food, while watchin the game!
drink till around 10pm+
and if the lads are keen, hit the town and meet sum girls to chat, possibly get smashed till 4am with jagerbombs, vodka n mix, beer, shots, etc
Pretty much everything. If I'm just chilling and wanting a beer I grab Miller High Life. It's not that I'm a stranger to a wide variety of beers from around the world, just that it's convenient, cheap, and satisfying.
Somehow that just sounded like a Miller High Life commercial.
A short, anonymous post on an obscure message board seems to fit in the MHL advertising budget. But in all seriousness, the stuff is brewed locally (maybe half an hour from where I live) and the workers there are UAW (as am I).
gin and tonic
Talk about any kind of Vietnam Food like Pho...
Why do some people feel the need to document what they eat? Just look at all the people who have captured their airplane meals (http://flickr.com/search/?q=airplane%20meal&w=all) or that Japanese Evo guy who always posts what he eats on his blog and then links it to 4chan.
I don't really get it. Please enlighten me, anonymous chefs of 4-ch.
LOL, why photograph food? Why post about photographing food?
It carries out and is w.
because they are ronery and to share some nice moments
I photograph food because I am preparing for a food competition and my mentor lives in another state. I prepare food items for the competition and send them to him for his critique and comment.
I photographed the first meal I made independently without aid from a microwave. I felt proud.
I made a face on a hamburger using ketchup and pickles then took a picture of it
I like looking at good pictures of food. There is an aesthetic value to it.
Similarly, you could ask, why do people blog about their lives? Why do people keep diaries? There's satisfaction to be had in posting about your own life. It makes you feel a little more important than you actually are. And believe it or not, some people actually enjoy reading about other people's boring lives so it's not just a pointless endeavor.
I sometimes take pictures of a meal I worked hard on just because I'm proud of it.
I like looking at the picture after the food is long eaten, it makes me happy. Also, good as conversation topics.
Unless it's a really delish meal, or awesome presentation, there really is no reason to take pics of your food.
Hell, who even has a camera on them during meals most of the time?
Only reason for taking food photos might be if one is a pro food critic.
Not just a foodie blogger or some shit.
I only take photographs of my food whenever they're pretty good in terms of serving appearance. I also take photos of stuff that tastes delicious enough to be worth remembering by photo.
Hell, I mean look at this...
http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/5919/18068127936610789413422.jpg
You'd be like me and WANT to take this photo of 5.5lbs of the GO!GO!CURRY! World Champion Curry before devouring it all, right?
My favorite is blueberry and I buy my bubble tea from Quickly.
I first tried the stuff at a Japanese restaurant in Ann Arbor, MI. Don't remember what flavor, but I didn't like it at all. That was six or so years ago, and I came across the stuff at a Thai restaurant a few weeks ago in Arlington, TX. I know it enjoys popularity around the World, so what the Hell. Tropical fruit like mango or papaya. Still didn't like it.
Flavor: Taro, coconut or Thai tea. I'm not a fruity guy.
Place: Anywhere, but I try to stick to specialty shops (like Quickly.) Restaurants that just offer bubble tea on the side sometimes have disgusting tapioca. Possibly >>2's complaint.
I agree with >>3 bubble tea from specialty shops taste much better than whats sold at normal restaurants.
What exactly do you guys mean by "specialty shops"? I've never heard of Quickly, either.
Stores where their main product is bubble teas. Quickly is a Taiwanese chain of stores that sells Bubble teas and some other stuff.
Chinese bakeries also make good bubble tea. My friends prefer to get their tea from a Chinese bakeries.
It seems that all of the good bubble tea vendors in the US are on the West coast. Oh well, I prefer gin tonics anyways.
ANY flavor @ Mitsuwa Marketplace :3
Done.
Sup, food. What are your thoughts on upscale grocers such as the Fresh Market, Whole Foods Market et al?
Are they good places to shop/work and are they on your list of regular shopping destinations?
In before jokes about Whole Paycheck.
I shop at WF periodically, but although I live in Northern California, the closest one is half an hour away. I buy specific things there because other things cost more than they do at the farmers' markets, Trader Joe's, or Mitsuwa. I would never be dumb enough to buy kabocha or milk there. But WF's concentrated tomato paste in a tube is cheaper than anyone else's, they have more and cheaper bulk beans, their sandwich bread is good, blah blah blah. People who dismiss it as all overpriced yuppie nonsense haven't looked carefully at the variety.
I'd go there more often if it were closer to me. It's the most frequently requested store when our city government asks for suggestions.
I too have to drive too far out of the way. Back when I lived in trendy expensive yuppie-ville there was a Central Market about five minutes away, and I used to go there for what >>2 is pretty much talking about. I never really found their produce to be particularly better than the common man's stores, but they did have a better in store bakery (though not as good as a real bakery), an enormous variety of cheeses/imported meats, and a few other features I really miss. It seems that every third or so grocery shopping trip would take place at Central Market so I could replenish some exotic item not easily found elsewhere.
