Mega Thread The Random Thoughts Thread Part 1

[NoddyHolder]

When they give me a teapot, milk jug and a sugarbowl, is that deconstructed tea or just tea?

I believe that is a tea set.

 

[John the Butcher]

Tex blowing a **** on the Footy show state of origin challenge , back to his youth in Broken Hill

Neil 'gums' Craig liked his technique

Also the SANFOOL boundary umpire who threw the ball forwards in the Port game two weeks ago won the almost footy legends; and legend supporter himself Stuart made it on national TV!

 

[Papa G]

Shit, Top Secret was on the whole time I was half watching the Footy Show. Both Val Kilmer's and Omar Sharif's finest movie.

 

[Papa G]

Jimmy Barnes has officially jumped the shark.

 

[JimmyBeerCans]

Jimmy Barnes has officially jumped the shark.

Yea that's the worst he's ever sounded lel

 

[foxport]

I like very very noisy records.

Thanks Eddie Dingle,just checked out Girl Band on youtube. Was hooked after 20 seconds.

 

[Powerade 08]

Have a chew on this shit, while youse are here. New ******* Avalanches with Danny Brown + MF DOOM.

As a Danny Brown track it's ok-ish, as an Avalanches track it's bad. That beat could have been done by anybody.

The album will probably be great though. The other track from the teaser sounds good.

 

[diegodcg]

diegodcg sorry to hear you missed out on your UK job and feeling down, happy to have you part of our Port Adelaide family and following our wonderful sport, always look forward to reading your posts.

so...someone has to ask.....I don't suppose you have a Aussie tourist tied up in you basement?, if authorities ask I didn't give you the idea of using a acquired Australian passport so you can apply for a Port job






sorry bad attempt and taste with humour, hoping the Australian tourist turns up safe and diegodcg's abroad dreams are realised

Thanks mate I appreciate this. Haha I have applied for a job in Oz a few weeks ago but I'm still waiting for feedback. I hope not to need to tie up anyone in a basement though!

Going to the UK was my Plan A (it's a long held dream) but Australia has become Plan B since I joined the forum.

I also did some research today and found out about a scholarship program called Endeavour which may also help me perhaps do a masters degree in Australia? I wouldn't mind that either - after all I have already received an offer from Deakin University, I just don't have the money to pay for it. With the scholarship it could work.

 

[diegodcg]

I like very very noisy records.

Is this noisy in a shoegazing kind of way? If so I'll probably like it as well.

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Is this noisy in a shoegazing kind of way? If so I'll probably like it as well.

It's noisy as in listen to it now.

YouTube GirlBand "pears for lunch" and turn it up.

 

[Steve Dore]

When they give me a teapot, milk jug and a sugarbowl, is that deconstructed tea or just tea?

If the tea leaves are not in the pot but in a little diffuser thingy that you have to place in the pot yourself then yes.

 

[Power Girl]

Shit, Top Secret was on the whole time I was half watching the Footy Show. Both Val Kilmer's and Omar Sharif's finest movie.

we love you Neeeek.

 

[Doctor Feel]

I don't want to be chesty la rue or busty saint claire.

 

[chiwigi]

If the tea leaves are not in the pot but in a little diffuser thingy that you have to place in the pot yourself then yes.

Just like those hot rock restaurants when you have to cook your own steak!

I can do that at home, what the **** am I paying YOU for?

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Just like those hot rock restaurants when you have to cook your own steak!

I can do that at home, what the **** am I paying YOU for?

Don't go to a Korean restaurant then.

Don't bring me a ****ing camp oven and ask me to cook at my table you ****ers I'm paying you to do it.

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Jimmy Barnes has officially jumped the shark.

What's in like back in 1983?

 

[chiwigi]

Don't go to a Korean restaurant then.

Don't bring me a ****ing camp oven and ask me to cook at my table you ****ers I'm paying you to do it.

They are just as bad!

I've just got back from Japan and ate a lot of okonomiyaki (its like a Korean bbq, but with a nice cabbage omelette thing, but at least they cook it at your table for you if you ask.

 

[Byrons Firen]

Tangents are what this thread runs on so here goes
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-02/clarke-and-dawe:-the-school-dynamics-explained-at/7472696
Given the removal of 'fact check' as too expensive the logo at the end is funny.

 

[Portia]

anyone who doesn't think korean bbq (or korean food in general) is amazing can **** off

 

[Steve Dore]

They are just as bad!

I've just got back from Japan and ate a lot of okonomiyaki (its like a Korean bbq, but with a nice cabbage omelette thing, but at least they cook it at your table for you if you ask.

I don't know where you ate okonomiyaki in Japan but I have always had it cooked for me and have never seen the option to cook it for myself. In the okonomiyaki bars I have eaten in in Japan the theatre of the cooking is part of the experience. You sit at the hotplate like you do at most teppanyaki restaurants here.

A Korean bbq is traditionally cooked on a open or partially open grill where as okonomiyaki is cooked on a solid hot plate (teppan). They do Korean style bbq in Japan, yakiniku. I tried it at the Sapporo Biergarten where they actually call it "Genghis Khan-style fresh barbecued lamb". Something I would only ever do once for the "tourist novelty".

I agree with you on the cook your own steak on the hot rock. I went to a group dinner at the Woody recently and a few ordered the hot rock while I ordered a properly cooked steak. Many regrets from those that ordered the hot rock that they didn't do what I did.

 

[Doctor Feel]

Why they hide their bodies under my garage?

 

[Steve Dore]

anyone who doesn't think korean bbq (or korean food in general) is amazing can **** off

There is more to Korean food than cooking meat at your table. Enjoyed many a meal at Mapo in Gouger Street without ever having to do my own cooking.http://www.mapo.com.au/

 

[chiwigi]

I don't know where you ate okonomiyaki in Japan but I have always had it cooked for me and have never seen the option to cook it for myself. In the okonomiyaki bars I have eaten in in Japan the theatre of the cooking is part of the experience. You sit at the hotplate like you do at most teppanyaki restaurants here.

A Korean bbq is traditionally cooked on a open or partially open grill where as okonomiyaki is cooked on a solid hot plate (teppan). They do Korean style bbq in Japan, yakiniku. I tried it at the Sapporo Biergarten where they actually call it "Genghis Khan-style fresh barbecued lamb". Something I would only ever do once for the "tourist novelty".

I agree with you on the cook your own steak on the hot rock. I went to a group dinner at the Woody recently and a few ordered the hot rock while I ordered a properly cooked steak. Many regrets from those that ordered the hot rock that they didn't do what I did.

Tokyo, Kyoto, Himeji, Hisroshima, Fuji.....

It's all I ate!

 

[Doctor Feel]

Holy shit, a guy on my stock trading forum has a ween avatar. Dat u Dingleoid? Surely couldn't be anyone else.

 

[Steve Dore]

Tokyo, Kyoto, Himeji, Hisroshima, Fuji.....

It's all I ate!

Did you go to Okonomiyaki Mura in Hiroshima?

Hiroshima style okonomiyaki is quite different to the rest of Japan and was my favourite.