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Previously on "Lunch; Sushi and Sake!"
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I like it chilled; warm sake doesn't really work for me. Good with oysters and Japanese seaweed.
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No, No Sir. Over many years I have gained a gleat torelance for arcohor!Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostSo are you p1ssed yet Mich?
Many many sakes rater, I would be velly velly pissed, but not yet!
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If you've only ever had sushi from M&S then I could understand your ire. If you've had the good stuff (Yo! is acceptable, K10 good, anywhere in Japan - 1000x better) then you'd know better.Originally posted by sasguru View Postexcept why would you want to eat and drink that crappy Japanese muck?
Sake is an acquired taste. Much like those malts you bang on about, but which I cannot stand.
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You're a proper Brit ain't you. Cottage pie and chips and a pint of Ale while you watch the racing on TV.Originally posted by sasguru View PostNothing wrong with it per se - except why would you want to eat and drink that crappy Japanese muck? The Japanese may be good at engineering and such but their cuisine sucks big time.
Unfortunately the current fad with chefs and cuisine means that plenty of idiots are brainwashed into thinking any foreign food is good.
FFS There are now Korean and Somali restaurants in London when everone knows those cultures cuisine is rubbish.
Sake, FFS? Tastes tulipe.
Do you have a big Union Jack flag in your window?
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http://japanese-phrases.sakura.ne.jp/f391.mp3Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostBANZAI!

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Many years ago when I first started contracting 2-3 pints per day down the pub was the usual form.
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Meanwhile somewhere in Japan, there's a contractor wondering whether it's OK to have a Fray Bentos pie and a can of Tizer.
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Nothing wrong with it per se - except why would you want to eat and drink that crappy Japanese muck? The Japanese may be good at engineering and such but their cuisine sucks big time.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostSushi bar across the road.
Is it wrong to go for sushi and sake on third day at clientco?
Unfortunately the current fad with chefs and cuisine means that plenty of idiots are brainwashed into thinking any foreign food is good.
FFS There are now Korean and Somali restaurants in London when everone knows those cultures cuisine is rubbish.
Sake, FFS? Tastes tulipe.Last edited by sasguru; 27 July 2010, 10:09.
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Lunch; Sushi and Sake!
13HAI! It is wrong, you disgusting little man7.69%1BANZAI! Go and enjoy it, you're a contractor84.62%11Andyw is goes all scatty after a bottle of sake7.69%1Sushi bar across the road.
Is it wrong to go for sushi and sake on third day at clientco?
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