Why Fargo?
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weshole;162732 wrote:
I have alot of respect for the hispanic community. They are some of the hardest working motherfuckers you'll ever meet, they pay in cash (don't know/care where it came from) and hardly ever bicker about price.Now back on topic.
dont want offend anyone but this looked like a good joke time. Its cuz half of em cant speak english. they dont know what price it is anyways. haha not tryin to offend anyone.
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On a tangent, I don't know how you guys actually enjoy sushi. I went once to try it out, I went in with a open mind expecting it to be good or at least ok. bzzzz That crap is horrible, and that green paste shit that grows in your ass crack that they put on it is even worse. I seriously think that anyone who eats this stuff and enjoys it has a screw loose.
DaveH
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What did you get? And from where?
Seafood in general triggers my gag reflex, but oddly enough, basic sushi rolls (spicy tuna, salmon, etc) -- and ROLLS, not the straight up chunks of fish, are something i can not only handle but i actually enjoy.
You must be referring to wasabi. I like it because it has a good bit of kick to it
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I grew up in MSP, moved to fargo when I was 12. I didn't notice a huge difference, just a few things that come a long with a big city.
I like Fargo, but I havn't explored this country near enough to decide if I want to live here the rest of my life. I do like the feel of the city, and I hunt/fish alot, can't get any better than where I live right now. As you get into big cities, fishing spots get crowded, hunting areas get over worked, etc etc. You have a lot of "Big City" people going out not knowing what they are doing.
It is a happy medium for me, for now.
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We got a variety thing at that sushi place on 25th St, just south of 13th Ave. I love all sorts of seafood normally, maybe this was just bad stuff. Yes, the wasabi is the taint of all food toppings. I like food with kick too, but this stuff reminds me of a mixture of turpentine and garlic powder.
thrash;162853 wrote:
What did you get? And from where?Seafood in general triggers my gag reflex, but oddly enough, basic sushi rolls (spicy tuna, salmon, etc) -- and ROLLS, not the straight up chunks of fish, are something i can not only handle but i actually enjoy.
You must be referring to wasabi. I like it because it has a good bit of kick to it
DaveH
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That's Yukihana. AFAIK, it means "Snow Flower" in Japanese. I think the owners are Korean, actually
It's too bad you dont like that place, I think it's quite good. Including the wasabi
Next time you go back try having one of the non-sushi setups.. they've got plenty of other good stuff.
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That's one thing I did miss being out of the metro. Good chinese food places. Except for some reason, I did find a good place in St. Cloud. Otherwise Minnesota has jack shit that I'm aware of.
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I like Fargo because we don't have crazy ass crime, it's just big enough where everyone and their mom doesn't have their nose up your business yet small enough to know a lot of people and have some fun. Oh yeah, that and lots of restuarants to help me maintain my championship form.
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Jim;162726 wrote:
You walk down the street in Fargo and you see 20 different shades of blonde,Blond women Im getting excited! :icon_smurfin:
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Why do I like Fargo?
I'm from 30 miles south of here. In 1995 or so, I moved to Waterloo, IA for the company I have worked for since 1986. After a few months of living there I declared it the...
"ARM PIT OF AMERICA"
...and vowed that if I could get back to Fargo I would. Granted, there were some good things about the city, but not enough to mention here.
Thankfully, the company I worked for had the opening that I currently occupy and was able to move back.
Now, I have traveled somewhat over the years and there is really no better place to live and work than Fargo.
Unlike the places that I have visited...people of quality live here and that is enough for me.
CMK, still got the :icon_rr: ? I've been missing the Bdubs for awhile.
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