Vietnamese Food

[BG45]

[quote name='Lil Red' timestamp='1313030480' post='2285670']

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True story. I'm the only one in the cohort who can make it through one of her dinners without needing to have multiple drinks. I thank my friend T. for that at home. For the entirety of my Masters degree, we had Saturday night game nights at his house and he was in this taco (amazingly good) spicing war with us all to make things so spicy that we'd all have to eventually say we couldn't eat it. His overspiced tacos, so very tasty and good for you, helped me deal with her fish and rice dish that's more seven types of imported spices than fish and rice.

[MissScripture]

[quote name='Lil Red' timestamp='1313030575' post='2285673']
you're not a thing. you're a people.

i think my body isn't equipped to handle spicy foods...even 'mild' is too spicy for me.
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You would fit in well where I live. The hubby is so glad to be moving somewhere that will have somewhat spicy food...

[MissyP89]

There's this new show on Food Network (I obviously have no life) called Heat Seekers, all about trying to handle the spiciest food in the country.

I'll stick to medium -- or better yet, mild!

[Marie-Therese]

[quote name='Adrestia' timestamp='1312922566' post='2285008']
Thanks to you I ordered Vietnamese take out from Pho 18 for lunch. It was great. Now I've got the 'itis and need a nap; and, therefore, will have a long night in the lab.
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You get all the props for saying "the 'itis."

[Amppax]

[quote name='Amppax' timestamp='1312990753' post='2285515']
reading this thread makes me want thai food.
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still want thai food.

[infinitelord1]

I'd like to try it sometime