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Posted by Ygrene on Jan-03-2008 21:15:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
my mom had lobster tails and Spanish champagne for new years.

RJT and i went out for sushi.

seafood + holidays = win.

QFT

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
and why would anyone be talking about Thanksgiving in January?

Seriously, Bas is fucking weird.

Posted by Renzo on Jan-03-2008 21:16:

Ditto. I had sushi, as well. Really good place here in Atlanta.

If it ever came down to choosing between sushi and pussy, I simply would not know what to do.

Posted by UWM on Jan-03-2008 21:16:

For New Years this year I ate a Big Mac and drugs.

Posted by goodgreef on Jan-03-2008 21:17:

oh we're talking about what we ACTUALLY had?
I had spinach dip and crab dip with yummy Swiss bread. omg the bread = FTW.

Posted by bas on Jan-03-2008 21:21:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
and why would anyone be talking about Thanksgiving in January?

Hence "belated"? I don't know ask wizniz. Then ask him why he edited his post

Posted by l�cid on Jan-03-2008 21:22:

we also ordered ginger calamari that was sauteed instead of fried, and RJT was freaking out because he kept thinking he was eating fish assholes.

Posted by Renzo on Jan-03-2008 21:24:

Fuck, I love calamari. And assholes.

Posted by bas on Jan-03-2008 21:24:

Wait...fuck you guys. He even said he changed it

Posted by Ygrene on Jan-03-2008 21:25:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Wait...fuck you guys. He even said he changed it

Posted by bas on Jan-03-2008 21:26:

And for now I am off to enjoy my cheap Burger King meal courtesy of Digital Pheoniz

Posted by wizniz on Jan-03-2008 21:27:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Who the hell eats canjun peppered turkey on New Year's day? Why do you think Mr. Mystery was so confused? Yeah....exactly. Fuck you Wizniz.

chill man! damn!

read my post after mystery's... i meant new years and typed thanksgiving. i got you, meng! your my peanut brother.

oh and to reply to all you eating seafood, my family has made it an xmas holiday (over the past 3 yrs) to eat lobster tail and OMFG NEVAR HAS THERE BEEN A BETTAR TRADISHIN

Posted by stren on Jan-03-2008 22:34:

in poland we don't eat, we drink

lots

Posted by RJT on Jan-03-2008 22:39:

I was going to come into this thread and post "fish assholes" - but it's already been done, so I'll just reiterate the point that on New Years I ate a bunch of fish assholes.

They were also covered in a brown ginger sauce.

Posted by Rose on Jan-03-2008 22:41:

Cuban food and belgian dessert

Posted by nchs09 on Jan-03-2008 23:38:

Tamales if i am back home. Beer if i am here in Atlanta.

Posted by Ygrene on Jan-03-2008 23:44:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
I was going to come into this thread and post "fish assholes" - but it's already been done, so I'll just reiterate the point that on New Years I ate a bunch of fish assholes.

They were also covered in a brown ginger sauce.

The idea that you ate fish assholes covered by some ginger's brown sauce both shocks and appalls me.

Posted by l�cid on Jan-03-2008 23:50:

only the ring pieces look like assholes. the tentacled pieces just look like tentacles... and they're the tastiest.

Posted by bas on Jan-03-2008 23:55:

In Ibiza I had calamari and they brought us this fried squid. Like...an entire squid that was fried

It was fucking delicious.

Posted by Ygrene on Jan-03-2008 23:55:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
only the ring pieces look like assholes. the tentacled pieces just look like tentacles... and they're the tastiest.

I ate the ring pieces once at a company dinner, without knowing what they were. Swear to God I thought they were little rings of mozerella. After eating several of them I asked my co-worker what it was and she told me.

I enjoy fish assholes too.

Posted by ScuL on Jan-04-2008 01:00:

quote:
Originally posted by goodgreef
hmm I don't think there is anything in particular for Polish New Year's eve. However, the buns that ScuL posted are eaten on "Fat Thursday" in Poland and Germany(It's the Thursday before Lent - *Easter)

Similar, yet not the same

Posted by goodgreef on Jan-04-2008 08:24:

quote:
Originally posted by ScuL
Similar, yet not the same
yeah ours aren't filled with raisins but "traditionally" with rose jam. However, they have been filled with other fruity jams

Also they look bigger haha

Posted by Zild on Jan-04-2008 11:17:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
Tamales if i am back home. Beer if i am here in Atlanta.

Fuck yea! Someone else who eats Tamales for NYE! You can come down to Texas and I'll hook you up with your fill.

Posted by ScuL on Jan-04-2008 11:36:

quote:
Originally posted by goodgreef
yeah ours aren't filled with raisins but "traditionally" with rose jam. However, they have been filled with other fruity jams

Also they look bigger haha

yup but yours aren't served as warm and greasy either
I know because I tried them in Sweden where they are similar to the Polish ones for "fat tuesday"

Posted by goodgreef on Jan-04-2008 17:22:

quote:
Originally posted by ScuL
yup but yours aren't served as warm and greasy either
I know because I tried them in Sweden where they are similar to the Polish ones for "fat tuesday"
hmmm they are when they're fresh out of the oven! haha but otherwise, no they're served cold. Depends on how lucky you are.

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