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Hey Everybody,
My girlfriend has chosen the next night of gluttony, and I've agreed to post it for her, since she is mildly internet phobic, and doesn't want to be seen on the same message board as you dweebs.
And, the pick is....
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Dharma Garden
3109 West Irving Park Road
Chicago, Illinois
google map... (http://www.google.com/maps?q=3109+W+Irving+Park+Rd,+Chicago,+IL+60618,+U SA&sa=X&oi=map&ct=title)
The Tuesday after next, June 5th, at 7:30pm.
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Dharma Garden features a wide variety of Thai vegetarian and seafood dishes. Vegetarians can pick from their choice of fake duck, chicken, or beef. A unique style of Thai cooking, I can personally say that I've had man good meals there, and that it is truly worthy of a gluttony.
This is a BYOB establishment, so bring it! :cheers:
mrjohnchimpo
05-28-2007, 12:38 AM
that sounds odd.
MrJ + 1
:binge:
hotfoot
05-28-2007, 07:00 AM
Dammit, I have a birthday to attend that night at a Tiki bar. I don't like missing two NoGs in a row, but it's gonna have to happen.
Tsunami
05-30-2007, 04:44 PM
The only thing I like more than Thai whores is Thai food!
I'm in.
The only thing I like more than Thai whores is Thai food!
i could not have said it better myself.
i will be there, and i'm 90% certain laina will be as well.
mrjohnchimpo
06-05-2007, 02:21 PM
this is still on for tonight, right? anybody else comin?
larryhead
06-05-2007, 02:41 PM
Sadly I will be out of town tonight visiting my folks. Have fun!
i will be there, laina will not (she's installing her work at a show tonight). i believe len will be in attendance though.
mmmmm, gluttony....
lainafair
06-05-2007, 03:23 PM
Lies!!!
I will be there.
I was just informed that my show may be canceled due to poor planning!
Sooo...no installation tonight.
mrjohnchimpo
06-05-2007, 03:38 PM
so, does fake meat really taste like real meat? don't lie, vegetarians! i've never had it before but would be willing to try it. i've had tofu before - and it was the single worst thing i've ever tasted in my life.
The Assassin
06-05-2007, 04:13 PM
I'm in jerks.
matty
06-05-2007, 04:48 PM
Can I just say how impressed I am that you clowns managed to pull together a NOG without seven pages worth of circle jerking?
:thumbsup: Good job, team!
len will now not be attending.
jokers.
matty, you're just jealous. go get drunk at maguey's, whore.
Hey All,
Of course this is still on for tonight! Post if you're planning to come, so we can tell them how many when we get there.
Fake meat is somewhat like tofu, but if you didn't like tofu, maybe you had it cooked bad. There's also lots of seafood dishes, if you prefer that to fake meat.
OK, see you guys there.
matty
06-05-2007, 06:21 PM
Fake meat is somewhat like tofu, but if you didn't like tofu, maybe you had it cooked bad.
That's what tofu-lovers say when meat-eaters call them out. "You just didn't have it cooked right." I don't care how you cook it--tofu will never taste like a steak. I encountered this problem in the South with Grits. You can have grits with butter, honey, syrup, salt, brown sugar, eggs, ketchup, whatever, but it always sucked. and everywhere I went, the waitress would say in an overdone southern drawl, "You just haven't had it done right yet!" Yeah. Or maybe it just sucks.
matty, you're just jealous. go get drunk at maguey's, whore.
Now that you've moved to Chicago, I don't have a reason to go to that trashy craphole anymore. *sniff sniff*
hotfoot
06-05-2007, 07:08 PM
yeah, just to reiterate, i will not be there. i have a birthday party that i attending/helping out with.
eat the shit out of everything.
mrjohnchimpo
06-05-2007, 07:17 PM
i don't know if my chick is coming anymore. (her work is kinda random). but i'd still say 2 for me. it won't hurt us to have more space :)
cuscus
06-05-2007, 07:26 PM
I encountered this problem in the South with Grits. You can have grits with butter, honey, syrup, salt, brown sugar, eggs, ketchup, whatever, but it always sucked. and everywhere I went, the waitress would say in an overdone southern drawl, "You just haven't had it done right yet!" Yeah. Or maybe it just sucks
Easy on the grits now, tofu and grits shouldn't be muttered in the same sentence.
cuscus
06-05-2007, 07:31 PM
Easy on the grits now, tofu and grits shouldn't be muttered in the same sentence.
Best quote ever...
"The Charleston News and Courier proclaimed in 1952: 'An inexpensive, simple, and thoroughly digestible food, [grits] should be made popular throughout the world. Given enough of it, the inhabitants of planet Earth would have nothing to fight about. A man full of [grits] is a man of peace.'"[2] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grits#_note-1)
meatball
06-05-2007, 07:47 PM
[QUOTE=matty;27356]That's what tofu-lovers say when meat-eaters call them out. "You just didn't have it cooked right." I don't care how you cook it--tofu will never taste like a steak. I encountered this problem in the South with Grits. You can have grits with butter, honey, syrup, salt, brown sugar, eggs, ketchup, whatever, but it always sucked. and everywhere I went, the waitress would say in an overdone southern drawl, "You just haven't had it done right yet!" Yeah. Or maybe it just sucks.QUOTE]
:lol: That is SO true! I eat almost everything and I have never enjoyed grits...they are one of those foods that just tastes like a watery version of whatever you put in them, whether it be butter, syrup, etc. Not having it cooked right is a lame-ass excuse for it tasting like wet air with toppings.
meatball
06-05-2007, 07:48 PM
Why is my quote jacked up...oh well you can read it at least.
False Alarm
06-05-2007, 08:05 PM
i like tofu and grits. and steak. although i do remember drunkenly puzzling out how exactly to eat grits with sandwich and meatball (the B2P members, not the foods) once at cracker barrel. i think we ended up pouring lemonade on them.
lemonade, bitch!
ahem. cuscus, don't you drown em in pepper or something? i liked that as well. unless i've never done it. i think i just like the texture of grits. i'm a texture guy. end of post.
The Assassin
06-05-2007, 08:11 PM
I'm in jerks.
SORRY DUDES, I'M NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO MAKE IT NOW. SOME SHIT CAME UP.
cuscus
06-05-2007, 08:16 PM
i like tofu and grits. and steak. although i do remember drunkenly puzzling out how exactly to eat grits with sandwich and meatball (the B2P members, not the foods) once at cracker barrel. i think we ended up pouring lemonade on them.
lemonade, bitch!
ahem. cuscus, don't you drown em in pepper or something? i liked that as well. unless i've never done it. i think i just like the texture of grits. i'm a texture guy. end of post.
Drown em in pepper and butter, I have also had good cheese grits.
meatball
06-05-2007, 09:07 PM
Drown em in pepper and butter, I have also had good cheese grits.
I can see cheese ones being good, but that is because I love cheese. I guess grits are comparible to pasta since that also kind of tastes like nothing but whatever you put on it. If I like macaroni & cheese I suppose I would like grits & cheese.
mrjohnchimpo
06-06-2007, 12:32 PM
this place was pretty good. the old lady running the joint was pretty pushy, but not too bad.
the food was good and the tofu was MUCH better than the first time i had it. this time it tasted like french toast sticks.
in fact, all the food was fantastic until i had the weird desert. it kinda looked like this:
http://www.space1999.net/%7Esimy1/Empire_of_Illusion_GooeyAlien.JPG
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