Monday, August 10, 2009

As Tweeted 4

To sum up: Explaining is SO tiring!

Madeira Vermelha

Courthouse Square

San Mateo County History Museum

Nikujyaga

Japanese simmered beef and veggies

Correctomundo

I couldn't be more off. Bai Gai is "cooked sea snail".

Well, there's that "shell" part that redeems me.

However, if you search with "sea snail", you may be easily misguided. "Top shell" will yield more accurate results.

It's a confusing information highway out there.

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I adjust... as i'm misaligned.

Sunday, August 09, 2009

Yes, It Does

How Does One Name a Sequence as Such?

Chili garlic peas

Bai gai. I think it means "white clams" in Japanese and clam loosely translates to all shellfish. But don't quote me.

All it took was wasabi-dabbled soy. Mmm. So simple. So delectable!

Spicy ramen aka voodoo magic. I'd be a sex slave with glee for this treat. What do they put in there?!!

Incidentally a key ingredient is menma, which happens to be bamboo shoots. What comes to mind is Dr. Evil enunciating "magma" in Austin Powers.

A new flight of Bubble-licious

Merlot @ my bro's this evening. This was the 4th shot of the bottle immediately prior to which W asked, downplaying the impatience/annoyance, "Can i open it now?"

Cute.

At my limited meals with Joshua he would ask, "Can i eat now?"

And, yeah, gotta luv a fat pussy.