'Pinkie yakisoba' is worse then 'no chicken yakisoba'.

Never trust pink meat.

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Originally posted by Pigkilla:
You should go back and demand satisfaction. Make the chef give you his pinkie as an apology.

...and then the chef will have his pinkie replaced with a false tip and 300 feet of molecular filament and he will become a hitman for... someone...

Can anyone believe vatgrownninja.com isn't taken yet?

Ha! the restaurant is actually run by Japanese, not Koreans, so I suppose it's possible.

I don't think one knuckle's worth would really, uh, satisfy me, though.

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Originally posted by symmetry:
Tea and jam with MrsK and the proto-Kradlet. We talked about all of you behind your backs.

And drank a tea that stopped me feeling sick, and cured my heart burn, for two whole hours. Yay!
Well, it might have been the awesome cheese and plum jam (yes, together, they rocked!)! If you ever get invited round the symmetry's for tea and jam, do do accept!

I had one of those moments today, where your mind goes blank and you take two steps back, rewind.

I was at the mall, and out of the corner of my eye I caught a television monitor with a graphic on it out of ‘War Games’, the CNN logo in the corner.

It turns out the airports were having trouble with their computer systems, and planes were being delayed. But that graphic...

Tweek!

My godmother died last night.
She was one of my favourite people.
I owe her a lot.

Her death is not a surprise, but it still hurts.
For the past 5 years, I had been steeling myself for this.
As a result, I'm not crying, and I merely feel like utter crap.

Meanwhile, my sister is crying. She just told me on Facebook.

Strange times....

I'm sorry. I felt a bit like that when my godmother died. She was more like my grandmother than my real grandmothers.

Same here.

Actually, she felt like a second mother to me.
She's the one who got me interested in traveling.
She paid for my flight-school lessons.

Last time I talked to her, she told me :
"You kids really should enjoy yourselves while you can.
Once you get old, it's too late."

Now, that's advice I like to hear, from someone past 90.

I'm so sorry Arkan... She sounds like she was a fabulous lady..

My deepest condolences ArkanGL. I know how just painfull that is.

sorry to hear the news arkan,
i know how difficult times like that can be.

oh Arkan... so sorry for your loss.

I'm sory Arkan. Her advice sounds a lot like that which my great aunt told me before she passed. "Don't talk about where your going to go." was something I took to heart.

My condolences, ArkanGL...

Sorry to hear your sad news, Arkan.

Sad news Arkan, my condolences.

Sorry to hear of your loss, Arkan. Our condolences.

Sorry to hear that, Arkan. The most important thing about losing people you love is remembering why you loved them, and why their loss is so such a sorrow.