Golddigger.

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Originally posted by shake:
Ugh, natto. Still I'd rather eat that than tororo.

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"Slimy" should be a food group. Actually, I think it is in Japan. Mmmmmmm.

It was worth a shot.

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Originally posted by Pauline:

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Originally posted by shake:
Ugh, natto. Still I'd rather eat that than tororo.

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"Slimy" should be a food group. Actually, I think it is in Japan. Mmmmmmm.

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LOL, I tease my wife about that all the time. She's sansei and still has the affinity for slimy foods.

Someone pointed out to me once that Japanese-from-Japan hate the slimies, but nisei and sansei love them. My Japanese cousins think natto's for old people.

Woo 500 pages!

I can only go by hear say, but I've been told that natto is appreciated only in certain regions. You can't really pin it down to one island vs another. More like nattometriosis.

Let's go for 1000! 1000 pages for "1000 Posts"!

We're approaching 10000 posts on this thread.

10 000 posts: Mixture of pride and shame.

I blame Charma and DP for most of those.

My experience with natto: I tried it for the first time relatively recently, and I loved it. I grew up being fed by recently converted vegetarians, who were also a bit distracted by seven of us running around. We ended up eating almost-rotten beans fairly often, so natto is a bit like a comfort food.

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Originally posted by Marshdrifter:
I blame Charma and DP for most of those.

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what makes you say that?

You, sir, are very posty.

Indeed, he's the postiest.

*misses that title.

Seriously. Even I'm postier than you now.

Much postier, in fact.

See?

Punk.