Jamajica Junior Member Posts: 7 From: Timonium, MD 21093 Registered: 09-14-2003 |
I won a contest today. A hot dog eating contest. I managed to eat 43 hot dogs in 10 minutes. Nice to win and can definitely use the mall gift certificate for the kid's clothes, but I don't think I have had a stomach ache this bad since I was a kid and gorged after Halloween. :c( ------------------ Brice Manuel Jamajica -- The ultimate book on Jamagic programming. |
AmazingJas Member Posts: 437 From: Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA Registered: 04-03-2003 |
LOL!! I'm a bit selective when it comes to hotdogs so I'd probably hate that sort of contest, but yer makin me hungry! |
ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
DANG! no offense, but that's crazy!!! haha, good work, man. mmmm... makes me want to have a hotdog now. a good foot-longer, with loads of ketchup, mustard, relish and onions... mmmm... I'll take time and savor that one. ------------------ |
Psyco Member Posts: 55 From: Australia Registered: 08-25-2003 |
DONT talk about good food while im stuck here in japan. [me]eats some more raw fish and cold rice[/me] ------------------ |
homer Member Posts: 106 From: sydney,nsw,australia Registered: 07-22-2002 |
yuk dude, i feel sick after only 2 hotdogs....something with them ------------------ |
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ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
rice good. I can just eat off that, considering the fact that my mom is a korean... I get sick after around 4-5 hotdogs... ------------------ |
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Psyco Member Posts: 55 From: Australia Registered: 08-25-2003 |
ok we switch, 2 kilos of rice for 2 kilos of hotdogs  ------------------ [This message has been edited by Psyco (edited September 25, 2003).] |
InsanePoet Member Posts: 638 From: Vermont, USA Registered: 03-12-2003 |
I hate hotdogs. That's all I have to say. ------------------ |
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ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
sorry, man, I need my dogs. how about 2 kilos of rice for 2 kilos of non-instant oatmeal? EDIT: doode, just broke 500 posts! 2nd highest poster!!! man, I have no life... [This message has been edited by ArchAngel (edited September 25, 2003).] |
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InsanePoet Member Posts: 638 From: Vermont, USA Registered: 03-12-2003 |
quote: No man, my profile got messed up a little while back... I was close to 600 then. ------------------ |
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ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
crap.. that probably sounds right, tho. I think I should settle for 3rd, huh? haha ------------------ |
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AmazingJas Member Posts: 437 From: Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA Registered: 04-03-2003 |
Is that white or brown rice over there in Japan? I love white rice, but from what I hear, it's not really all that good for you. Brown rice is too gritty for me. |
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ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
well, the difference between brown rice and white rice is that brown rice has an extra layer, which white rice has that layer taken off. Brown rice has more vitamins, minerals, and especially fiber, but is harder to digest. I usually eat a combination of white and brown rice. ------------------ |
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Psyco Member Posts: 55 From: Australia Registered: 08-25-2003 |
quote: Wow I have 1400 on my BC account and 650 on my old one. Also white rice (japanese style anyways) is VERY good for you, the reason why all japanese have some muscle (even the geeks). Its high in carbos me thinks (or something thats good for you). So eat your rice with every meal. ------------------ |
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ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
oh, come on! Japanese and all asians are impossible bony. trust me, I'm half korean. I know what they look like. asians are also stuck with extrememly thin bones. (I hate my stupid wrists.. but I'm working out and I have big hands, so I'm happy) Some are muscular, just cuz they work out. But rice is good for you. one of the only foods that people are never allergic too, also. Me like my rice. ------------------ |
Mack Administrator Posts: 2779 From: Registered: 01-20-2001 |
That's alot of hot dogs  (I personally like smokies better if I do anything like that - although I don't mind the odd hot dog now and then) ------------------ |
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Psyco Member Posts: 55 From: Australia Registered: 08-25-2003 |
Ahh the picture it made me drool, stop the torture! ------------------ |
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Mack Administrator Posts: 2779 From: Registered: 01-20-2001 |
quote: Yeah, makes me want to sink my teeth into a nicely done smokey. However I already had my fill of red meat for the next while (I normally don't eat it very often) so maybe later on. ------------------ |
D-SIPL Moderator Posts: 1345 From: Maesteg, Wales Registered: 07-21-2001 |
Smokey? not sure what one of those are. Hot dogs are great though... even though it's 10am, i'm getting hungry  --D-SIPL ------------------ |
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AmazingJas Member Posts: 437 From: Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA Registered: 04-03-2003 |
there's red meat in hotdogs?? Wonder if Jamajica appreciates that photo |
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ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
me wanna eat it... wanna eat it.. wanna eat.. eat... ------------------ |
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Curry Member Posts: 134 From: USA Registered: 11-21-2002 |
I thought this was a fun thread and I was without my log-in password when I originally read it, so here goes. My questions: Jamagica, are you OK now? ArchAngel, do you speak Korean? Psyco, have you tried 7-11, A & W, that kind of thing? And is there a local version of hot-doggish kind of thing there? Mack, if you want hot dog with less red meat maybe you can try hot dogs made from turkey? -- I've tried 'em, tastes pretty good. Curry |
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ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
quote: um, very little... ------------------ |
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Curry Member Posts: 134 From: USA Registered: 11-21-2002 |
That's cool...I can speak a little Chinese, but not Korean. I have stopped in the newer Korean airport and love the noodle soup--but what they do after they finish their soup really got me!  I hope you are able to go there sometimes. I really like Taiwan, Japan, Korea, Thailand, etc.--the free countries of Asia. They need our prayers too, because they all have totalitarian neighbors. BTW, if you have fast internet you can watch some TV from Korea or other countries at: Curry |
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ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
yeah, the noodle soup is pretty good.. so what do they do after the soup? are you talking about drinking the broth out of the bowls... or something else? Korea's okay, I guess.. been a while since I was there... alot of anit-american sentiment around there, so that would piss me off... they're being lied to.. they have a bad image of us. yeah, so sometimes when my korean grandma was over, I'd let her watch some korean sermons from the church se went to(um, it's supposed to be the biggest "church" in the world, whatever that is). thanks for the link tho... ------------------ |
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Curry Member Posts: 134 From: USA Registered: 11-21-2002 |
Yeah, I'm talking about loudly slurping the broth from the bowl! Not a bad thing at all, but just surprising and it amused me. Actually though, many Koreans are pro-US and they held some big demonstrations, but you may not hear about it because the major American media (which are anti-American) simply didn't report it. (They only report the other side.) Here you go: http://wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=31050 The media have a lot of power--imagine, having two demonstrations and people only hear about one! Part of the fight for freedom is to keep those guys from messing with people's information and minds. |
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D-SIPL Moderator Posts: 1345 From: Maesteg, Wales Registered: 07-21-2001 |
quote: Thats probably Dr Paul Yonggi Cho's church, it's pretty well known as being the biggest in the world, i think it's in Seoul South Korea?? --D-SIPL ------------------ |
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ArchAngel Member Posts: 3450 From: SV, CA, USA Registered: 01-29-2002 |
yup. heard the guy speak once too. and have my parents have a bunch of books by him. if I remember correctly, it started as a church with a couple family's meeting in a make-shift building... ------------------ |
