Dinner

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Originally Posted by Headworx

^And that's not even mentioning that the OP put the word PEPPER instead of CHILLIES in his post describing what was on the plate.

Jeff hates nothing more than foreigners not doing their best to become rural Asian, as he imagines himself :rolleyes:

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TBF - and I don't often cut Thaimeme any slack at all - Stroller might have been describing ground pepper in his original description and taking it for granted that those of us who are adequately compensated members of the human race, who also have eyes, don't need it explaining that the vegetables on the side aren't scorching hot chilies.

I don't know any Thai who would consider going for such a dish anyway.

And isn't that Thaimeme's problem? A desperately sad creature who tries far too hard to fit in and just ends up looking silly.

You know where to send the reds again TM. I'll be waiting. :)

Easily mused and baited....
As it's quite obvious that most don't know the difference as to what peppers and chilies are and their respective genetic families......or what you've conditioned to know.

Hence, the inquiry for Strolls - dumbbutts.
TD's own food experts [not] - continuing down the usual path of ignorance and tomfoolery.


Suckers.
Heh....

:)

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Originally Posted by thaimeme

Easily mused and baited....
As it's quite obvious that most don't know the difference as to what peppers and chilies are and their respective genetic families......or what you've conditioned to know.

Hence, the inquiry for Strolls - dumbbutts.
TD's own food experts [not] - continuing down the usual path of ignorance and tomfoolery.


Suckers.
Heh....

:)

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Someone call a lifeguard!

:smileylaughing:

Peppers & tomatoes, to resolve the mystery. :)

Tonight there's chillie in it, Tom Yam with red rice:

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Nicely laundered, place mats...Thaimeme could learn a thing or two there!

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Originally Posted by thaimeme

As it's quite obvious that most don't know the difference as to what peppers and chilies are and their respective genetic families......or what you've conditioned to know.

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It's quite obvious that you don't either. Depending if you're using American or British English, the same fruit could be called either a pepper or chili.

But you'd know that of course....

Fairly big band that uses chili as the adjective in their name. Ends with Peppers.

Thanks top, you brought back this. Nice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlUKcNNmywk

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Originally Posted by CSFFan

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Originally Posted by thaimeme

As it's quite obvious that most don't know the difference as to what peppers and chilies are and their respective genetic families......or what you've conditioned to know.

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It's quite obvious that you don't either. Depending if you're using American or British English, the same fruit could be called either a pepper or chili.

But you'd know that of course....

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geff got owned, fuck of geff

No peppers......yet, plenty of chilies.


......and the usual clean floor.

:)





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^Ooooooooh let's all be like Jeff and eat foraged twigs and other assorted instant diarhea fodder off our floors so we can pretend to be a true local.

Or not....

To be fair, as a homeowner/landowner (ok, not, the wife owns them) with family around - they eat food like that several times a day, so it's not out of place on this forum.

My wife can (and does) cook food on a par with the best Thai restaurants in London, Paris or New York, but she still eats that stuff more often than not, and she still stops the car in the middle of nowhere to pick twigs and plant looking stuff... :)

Jeff's still a large portion of cock.:)

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Originally Posted by Bettyboo

To be fair, as a homeowner/landowner (ok, not, the wife owns them) with family around - they eat food like that several times a day, so it's not out of place on this forum.

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It's healthy, fresh food.
Of course it's not out of place on a Thai themed forum, why does it even need to be justified, unlike all the farang food.

I just love that fat freddys cat av!!

Makes me smile.

^
Free Terry , :)

I foraged these ribs from the shelf in Villa.

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Luigio's Braised Ribs Spectaculario.


slow cooking with some twigs n roots for the day.

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Originally Posted by stroller

It's healthy, fresh food

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If my wife served me up that shite she'd be out the door:)

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Originally Posted by Bettyboo

To be fair, as a homeowner/landowner (ok, not, the wife owns them) with family around - they eat food like that several times a day, so it's not out of place on this forum.

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Agreed it's not out of place on this forum, and I could post photos of what my girl and her family/friends eat while sitting on the floor as well. But being a 99.999% Farang member forum, I don't think it's as appealing to the Western palate as the typical dinners people share in this thread. However, without fail when I post Farang food cooked at home, that perpetual cock-head Jeff will red me with some idiotic comment along the lines of "why do you people eat shit like that, fuck off" in his never ending quest to convert all of us into twig eating - ghost fearing natives :rolleyes: .

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Originally Posted by Bettyboo

My wife can (and does) cook food on a par with the best Thai restaurants in London, Paris or New York, but she still eats that stuff more often than not, and she still stops the car in the middle of nowhere to pick twigs and plant looking stuff... :)

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Can relate to this big time!. Mrs Worx like to come along as the designated golf buggy driver when we play certain local courses that have trees with fuck-knows-what growing on them that she likes to eat. She'll get a bag full of assorted roughage before the 18 holes are done :)

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Originally Posted by Headworx

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Originally Posted by Bettyboo

My wife can (and does) cook food on a par with the best Thai restaurants in London, Paris or New York, but she still eats that stuff more often than not, and she still stops the car in the middle of nowhere to pick twigs and plant looking stuff... :)

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Can relate to this big time!. Mrs Worx like to come along as the designated golf buggy driver when we play certain local courses that have trees with fuck-knows-what growing on them that she likes to eat. She'll get a bag full of assorted roughage before the 18 holes are done :)

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;)

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Bibim-naengmyeon. Spicy, cold noodles on another stinking hot day.

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Originally Posted by Headworx

Mrs Worx like to come along as the designated golf buggy driver when we play certain local courses that have trees with fuck-knows-what growing on them that she likes to eat. She'll get a bag full of assorted roughage before the 18 holes are done

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Yeah, they're funny like that - well, quite sensible really. One house I rented in Bkk had a nice garden and over about 3 years the missus had built a little herb garden from all these roadside snatches and also trips back to her hometown... One day, the grass was a bit long, so I got a couple of Burmese guys to strim it down, the missus was out, I think you can work out the rest of the story...

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Originally Posted by Dillinger

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Originally Posted by stroller

It's healthy, fresh food

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If my wife served me up that shite she'd be out the door:)

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Where's that pic of stewed fish tails you were served?



Oh right, you deleted it. :)

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Originally Posted by hallelujah

on another stinking hot day.

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A perfect constant 18 degrees here. Are you in Kurgen's bedroom or something? :)

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Originally Posted by Luigi

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Originally Posted by hallelujah

on another stinking hot day.

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A perfect constant 18 degrees here. Are you in Kurgen's bedroom or something? :)

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18 degrees in Thailand? Are you living in one of your bird's fridges? :)

I'm in the eye of the Korean summer. 35c today.

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Originally Posted by hallelujah

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Originally Posted by Luigi

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Originally Posted by hallelujah

on another stinking hot day.

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A perfect constant 18 degrees here. Are you in Kurgen's bedroom or something? :)

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18 degrees in Thailand? Are you living in one of your bird's fridges? :)

I'm in the eye of the Korean summer. 35c today.

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Blimey, set the aircon lower than that bud. :)

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Originally Posted by Luigi

I foraged these ribs from the shelf in Villa.

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Luigio's Braised Ribs Spectaculario.


slow cooking with some twigs n roots for the day.

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Oh right. :)

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