what's your significant contribution to SEA?

AlexC wrote:
It's a statement I made based on my experiences. I'm not trying to prove you are wrong. Why are you so such a combative asshole?

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iGreg wrote:
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AlexC wrote:
I spent 3 years during with UNTAC in the early 90's and traveled to most of the provinces and I've never seen anyone eat dogs in Cambodia

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iGreg wrote:
Good Lord !

Hope they did not make it into the Cambodian soup.

I've eaten dog in Northern Laos and will say it is a tad chewy.

M'kay sunshine, I've only been in the region for 20 odd years or so. I'm nearly fluent in only a couple of SE Asian languages.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIixW_jdZls

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GMxcRS4yng

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETAd6a69A5g


Want to continue to play?

Or figure you should scurry away with your tail between your legs
while the gettin' is still good.


BTW - the black colored dogs are considered more tasty.


Holla !

SRhia wrote:
@iGreg - have you eaten raw snake bladder just stripped from a live snake? THAT will give you bragging rights. Dog meat is common, not a big deal.

AlexC wrote:
I spent 3 years during with UNTAC in the early 90's and traveled to most of the provinces and I've never seen anyone eat dogs in Cambodia

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iGreg wrote:
Good Lord !

Hope they did not make it into the Cambodian soup.

I've eaten dog in Northern Laos and will say it is a tad chewy.

Councilman Rich Boggiano

Atsushi wrote:
(First, I don't live in the immediate neighborhood, so I don't care about this particular development one way or another.)

If current zoning permits only 7 stories, a 18 story building will need an exemption, yes? Without seeing the design, it's hard to comment, but intuitively I feel a building more than twice as tall as other buildings will change the neighborhood. Whether that's improvement or not, I don't know. But once this is approved, it will be used as a precedent to develop other perhaps even taller buildings, yes? Will Christopher Columbus become like Newport in a not so distant future?

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nemobeatz wrote:
Haven't posted in quite some time on here, but I felt compelled to break my silence because this place is excellent! I've dined in once and ordered another time via fastboydelivery.com- both times were fantastic. I can wholeheartedly recommend the seafood fritters, the spicy tuna roll, the spicy pork , and the bulgolgi. Come hungry.

Are there side dishes included with those? Seems pricey if not.

NJNJ wrote:
It's Korean ramen and it's on the menu-- who said anything about Japanese ramen? Why don't you keep your comments related to your own experience, troll.

NJNJ wrote:
I had so been looking forward to trying this place and went tonight but was very disappointed. For two of us, I ordered the kimchee and seafood fritters, ramen and bibimbap. The good: the bibimbap wasn't bad (fresh cut veggies) but it lacked flavor-- I got it for take out and was given no sauce with it (basic serves it with a yummy siracha like sauce). The ramen was substandard and completely flavorless. The fritters were inedible-- absolutely soaked in grease/oil. I can't believe this is the same place others rave about. It wasn't even busy.

Yes jump - away. About 290k in 2005. Less in 2015.


http://www.trulia.com/property/316498 ... -Ave-Jersey-City-NJ-07306

Brummer's is now in Westfield - only a chocolate shop not an
ice cream parlor.

Despite misconceptions based on their aesthetic tastes, hipsters tend to be well educated and often have liberal arts degrees, or degrees in maths and sciences, which also require certain creative analytical thinking abilities. Consequently many hipsters tend to have jobs in the music, art, and fashion industries. It is a myth that most hipsters are unemployed and live off of their parent's trust funds.

iGreg, did you try entering "st peters prep" in the search box? http://jclist.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=28575
But it does sound like Prep is your kind of place. The diversity of McNair (and LCCS before that) is a fantastic experience that we wouldn't trade for anything.

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brewster wrote:
Depends.

(2 can play the minimal info game)

Touche!

Considering the school for our son.

That was assumed. But it depends on your kid, his sports, his grades & scores, his aspirations, and yours. As related in previous Prep threads ( you read them right?) my son was given a full scholarship there and went to McNair instead for a superior academic experience. But students love the Prep experience, its sports programs and it's alumni network.

brewster wrote:
Depends.

(2 can play the minimal info game)