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um, perhaps it would be Cha-hann which is fried rice with chicken and vegetables.

Spring rolls, hmm not sure as they aren't Japanese.

and philacelphia roll is a Philadelphian invention so probably not found here. I've not seen it in kaiten sushi anyway!

Spelt 'neko', it would mean cat in japanese, yes. I don't know about chinese.

I got to TexWasabi's for my sushi (okay, so shoot me!) I like their 'Wok'n'Roll' 'cause it's got shrimp in it.

I am dreading going home and tasting "sushi"...

Are you kidding?!?!?!

Sushi is awsome!!!

Actually, pretty much everything labeled as Asian cuisine is good...

I'm there for the chop sticks!

he means America. sushi here= evil.

Why, what's it supposed to be like?

Japanese.

I went back to the UK and tried "Sushi" I don't what the hell they did to it but it was not good. and they get away selling it as "real" sushi!

Fyre you live in Japan!?

I Envy you!!!

and I you. after living here for 1 and a half years (and having signed up for another 1.5years) I am feeling the genki spirit wilting away. Japan is an odd country that amazes and annoys.

Does it? How come?

I personally want to go to New Zealand one of these days, prefferably to live there.

I want to visit Japan, but I don't think I'd enjoy living there too much...

In fact, I don't thikn I'd enjoy living anywhere but here very much...

Ah, for California. The rain is catching up to us. So much for great weather. We're supposed to get seven inches.

Well watch out for earthquakes... I here that one will happen withen the next 2 years....

*snerk*

That's a load of bull. You people to the east of California suffer more detriment from snow storms, tornados and hurricanes then we'll ever suffer from earthquakes.

A little fact of nature. The Midwest and the East Coast get tornadoes and hurricanes every year. We have a major earthquake every hundred years or so. And you guys are afraid to live here.

Personally, I want to live in Montana. The weather is perfect for me; cold, but not cold all year. I despise heat. Florida is NOT the place for me. And I love the rain, it blocks the sun and makes everything gloomy and cool.

Hurricanes don't scare me anymore. After living here for 13 years and getting around 5 EVERY year, they've just become a drastic change in the weather, but not heart-stopping.

It doesn't matter where you live, you'll still get hit by crappy weather...

Choose your poison...

Not Antarctica. They have pretty much the same weather all year: snowy and cold. Very cold.

They have the WORST weather...

However, I just read a book entitled "The Zombie Survival Guide", and it taught me a lot of things about Earthian virus zombies...

Long story short, it says that Antartica is a good spot to go to advoid the Undead and the bandits that result as a breakdown of society...

Oooookaaaayyyyy.

At least our homes don't have to be rebuilt every year. Imagine the cost of insurance for Florida people. Going to live where giant friggin storms hit every year is setting yourself up for a darwin award.

Actually, it is well worth it, because Floridians have coconut trees...

List of things that I have used coconuts for...

1). Coconut clackers (Monty Python style)

2). Food

3). Milk

4). Ocarina (for those of you who don't know, it's like a flute, but is way cooler because it is in a Zelda game)

Plus, my grandma has lived in Florida for over ten years now, and the only damage that has come to her house has a few missing shingles...

If you want to live in Florida, the worst thing is the possible zombie outbreak AFTER a hurricane, and not the damage to property...

wait back to sushi




u kno that wut some people call sushi here is actually called sushini in asia?

its really weird but it doesnt really matter to me cause i hate any type of sushi


i live in kansas the most exciting type of weathjer for me is a tornado but i havent been in one yet( thankfully)

Here we've got...'sashimi' I think they call it. It's supposed to have raw fish.

I think.

I don't know what you're talking about, Neco. I live in the middle of Colorado and I've never seen a tornado. The worst snowstorm I've seen didn't cause trouble, it was the most fun I've had in my life. And hurricanes then to stop before they hit the continental divide.

Well, then it would seem that some places are exceptions to the rule, now, hmm?