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Death by chocolate is a dish which is available in most places which serves ice-cream/chocolate. BTW' date=' did you have mini-melts ice-cream yet in Bangalore? Had in Brigade road Mota-arcade. Was very good and different[/quote'] Oh my bad. No, but I've heard it from my brother. I usually go near Mota Arcade or Viva Mall. Will look for it this time. Also, there is Dunkin Doughnuts near Chinnaswamy and I believe there is one in Brigade.
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Plants have no central nervous system or peripheral system to pass pain signals nor do they have a brain for interpreting incoming pain signals. Plants cannot move in response to a pain signal.
You know, they conducted an experiment where they connected a plant to a machine recording electric pulses. Then one by one, 3 people entered the room. One of them went to another plant kept near the experimental plant and tore it to shreds. Then, the next day, the same 3 people entered the room one by one. When the 'murderer' entered, the signals from the plant shot off to the equivalent of a human scream. So not only did the plant recognize the killer, it also felt fear
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but what is meat if not a carcass of a dead animal? why do you guys cringe so much at the word? i just expressed my opinion towards the food here. i didnt say you were disgusting because you ate that. i didnt stop you from posting whatever you want. if a simple spoiler is too much for you, then dont DO IT. am i forcing you to eat/post something against your wishes?
And what is vegetarian food but not grass?
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Maybe we need two threads' date=' one for veg food and one for non-veg (without spoilers)[/quote'] This is a better idea. Veggies like Siddy and Che might be more comfortable and could avoid puking, looking at the food we eat.
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And I believe that's not how a good forum should be. We can be 'sensitive' to every little thing and censor them (and putting some pics of what people actually ate or like to eat in a spoiler option just to accommodate someone's belief is censorship). Soon we might need to put under spoilers offensive articles about gays' date=' or about a religion or what not because some guy doesn't agree with it. Or we can have an open discussion where people from all walk of life are free to contribute without making them feel that their food habits are disgusting enough to warrant spoilers.[/quote'] I think I'm gonna disagree dude. Look there are folks out here who don't eat meat, and if they feel whatever they feel when they see pics of it , I do not see why we cannot use spoilers. This has nothing to do with religion and whatnot. It's merely about being accommodating to everyone. It's not like anyone is preaching to us telling us not to eat meat or whatever. That would be censorship! I worked in a hot-dog factory for about 6 months and what I saw disgusted me.Here I am and avowed meat lover. I lurrvee hot-dogs. But after what I saw at the factory I vowed never to eat hot-dogs again. And for about 2 months the sight of hot dogs did make me sick. Later the effect wore off and now I am back to eating hot-dogs. The point I'm making is that I can totally understand what some folks feel and so I really don't think that the use of spoilers is asking for much. It's like if someone is claustrophobic, you wouldn't lock them in a room right? It's the same thing here. I don't think by using spoilers we transcend into 'censorship' that's totally different from this.
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Too bland for my taste buds. But if you get the opportunity try out Jordanian roast chicken. They stuff the chicken with something that makes it nice and spicy. So you eat the chicken with garlic sauce' date=' pickles and kaboos. I had this when visiting Jordan sometime back. Ate in a ton of Arabic restaurants after and finally realized that this is a Jordanian specialty. so if ur ever in a Jordanian rest. give their roast chicken a try. :two_thumbs_up:[/quote'] Thanks :good: I've tried stuffing chicken but then I learned that you don't just stuff it and put it in your oven but you need to stitch it or any other method. That locks the flavor from getting away. :giggle:
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I think I'm gonna disagree dude. Look there are folks out here who don't eat meat, and if they feel whatever they feel when they see pics of it , I do not see why we cannot use spoilers. This has nothing to do with religion and whatnot. It's merely about being accommodating to everyone. It's not like anyone is preaching to us telling us not to eat meat or whatever. That would be censorship! I worked in a hot-dog factory for about 6 months and what I saw disgusted me.Here I am and avowed meat lover. I lurrvee hot-dgogs. But after what I saw at the factory I vowed never to eat hot-dogs again. And for about 2 months the sight of hot dogs did make me sick. Later the effect wore off and now I am back to eating hot-dogs. The point I'm making is that I can totally understand what some folks feel and so I really don't think it's asking for much to use spoilers. It's like if someone is claustrophobic, you wouldn't lock them in a room right? It's the same thing here. I don't think by using spoilers we transcend into 'censorship' that's totally different from this.
What if I want to post and discuss non-veg food with fellow non-veg lovers without using spoilers? My idea of separate veg and non-veg thread is better P.S., it is censorship no matter how you put it. When something is restricted because it can harm someone's 'feeling', that's the very idea of censorship See, the thing with people with special needs is that they are the ones with a problem. Maybe because of they way they were brought up or religious beliefs, they have special demands. But, there is a huge difference between treating a handicapped person with special ramps and accommodating the wishes of someone with special needs. IMO, since its their personal beliefs and habits, they are the ones who shouldn't impose on us and not the other way around
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You know' date=' they conducted an experiment where they connected a plant to a machine recording electric pulses. Then one by one, 3 people entered the room. One of them went to another plant kept near the experimental plant and tore it to shreds. Then, the next day, the same 3 people entered the room one by one. When the 'murderer' entered, the signals from the plant shot off to the equivalent of a human scream. So not only did the plant recognize the killer, it also felt fear[/quote'] which study?
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Thanks :good: I've tried stuffing chicken but then I learned that you don't just stuff it and put it in your oven but you need to stitch it or any other method. That locks the flavor from getting away. :giggle:
:giggle: True... I never tried my hand at stuffing chicken, but I've always been keen to barbecue the dish 'beer can chicken'. Everyone raves about it.
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What if I want to post and discuss non-veg food with fellow non-veg lovers without using spoilers? My idea of separate veg and non-veg thread is better
That would be two threads though. Kinda kills the charm. But I guess it could work. :two_thumbs_up::icflove:
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which study?
The one I made up in 1969. I guess I owe you an apology for going over-board. I had a bad experience with a veggie room-mate a few years ago and I still carry some grudge :desiman:
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The one I made up in 1969. I guess I owe you an apology for going over-board. I had a bad experience with a veggie room-mate a few years ago and I still carry some grudge :desiman:
sorry if you felt i attacked you personally in anyway. have a nice day PS: Apologies to Slick too for the vomit smiley. Ill be cleaning it up now :winky:
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sorry if you felt i attacked you personally in anyway. have a nice day PS: Apologies to Slick too for the vomit smiley. Ill be cleaning it up now :winky:
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