The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!

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Aeson said:
It's all the mushrooms the Chinese use right? Kidding. I know several people that don't like it. They don't like food that isn't what they grew up eating.

Ya know Aeson ... it's true. My parents were heavily into macrobiotic diets when I was growing up, so that's what was in the house and what was fed to the kids! :)

The Japanese food tastes come from here, I have no doubt (although they were consciously strengthened by me later on, especially when I lived in San Francisco! :lol:

I still like to tell others about going to school from 1st to 6th grade with rice balls or izhiki rolls. The former were brown rice with shredded umoboshi plums scattered throughout them and wrapped in black seaweed paper style. The latter was nori seaweed "folded" between dough like a stroodle. Delicious stuff. (In fact, when I last visited my folks earlier this year I ate a whole pan of the stuff - I had forgotten how much I liked it.)

I always waited for my schoolmates to say "I've got a peanut butter sandwhich - wanna trade?" to which I would say: "Would you like an izhiki roll?" and their faces would fall. After a second or two they would ask what it was and I would happily reply "seaweed".

Needless to say, I did not get many offers NOR did anyone ever steal my lunch once. :lol:
 

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Aurora said:
What is wrong with being NG? I too enjoy Japanese food. There is a great Japanese restaurant in the Desert Springs Marriot in Palm Springs. You take a boat ride to get to it. It's pretty cool.

Absolutely nothing! :D

Boat rides eh? Nice. I used to love going to the Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park ... especially early in the morning before the tour buses arrive and no one else is around. A "street performer" would come and sit outside the gate and play his Shakuhachi flute then and the sounds would float over the walls. Beautiful ... and ever so peaceful.....
 

Mycanid said:
I still like to tell others about going to school from 1st to 6th grade with rice balls or izhiki rolls. The former were brown rice with shredded umoboshi plums scattered throughout them and wrapped in black seaweed paper style. The latter was nori seaweed "folded" between dough like a stroodle. Delicious stuff. (In fact, when I last visited my folks earlier this year I ate a whole pan of the stuff - I had forgotten how much I liked it.)
No one ever stole my lunch either, but I didn't eat food like that at home. LOL. Starting at 8, I had to make my own lunch and my little brothers.

I think the food you described sounds good. I'd eat it. So long as there are no onions in it :D
 

Mycanid said:
I used to love going to the Japanese Tea Garden in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park ... especially early in the morning before the tour buses arrive and no one else is around. A "street performer" would come and sit outside the gate and play his Shakuhachi flute then and the sounds would float over the walls. Beautiful ... and ever so peaceful.....
I have been there. I like San Francisco. Too bad no one can actually afford to move there anymore. I know I couldn't. I'd like to move back to San Diego. Can't afford that either.
 


A party with all boys. I'd like to be the only boy at an all girl party. On second thought maybe not.


I shared a room with a friend at conventions. One year we were in Baltimore and he started talking in his sleep. It was gibberish. I had no idea what he was saying.
 


Galeros said:
Sup' /B/....oh wait I mean Sup' Hivers. :D

I complete my last two finals today and I am leaving for home on Friday. :)
Will we get to see you while you're at home or do we have to wait until you get back to school to hear you say "Blah Blah Blah"?:)
 

Frukathka said:
Do both computers have an Ethernet card?

Yeah. Both have on-board ethernet built into the motherboards. We were gonna try something with this site called avvenu (or somesuch spelling) but the transfer rate was pathetically slow. Then something else and then windows XP on the other comp had a fit as it's the same copy as is on this one. Both comps are mine.
 


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