Running With the Foghorn Leghorn

[Santapez]

Not long at all. The US probably has only had Hass Avocados for a few decades longer than they have.

We haven't had Hass Avocados for even a century in the US.

 

[gtluke]

100 years

Shit. We have 52 years to go.

 

[Jeremy]

Not long at all. The US probably has only had Hass Avocados for a few decades longer than they have.

We haven't had Hass Avocados for even a century in the US.

Aren't we the US?

 

[rick81721]

Holy crap you're right. Weird! Guess they just didn't sushi it.
Chum salmon

There's pacific salmon native to Japan too. I think they aren't crazy about the taste (I don't like it either) but I do think they eat it salted and smoked

 

[Santapez]

Aren't we the US?

I meant Korea. I have to juggle MTBNJ typing while on the phone with people telling me their engineering problems.

 

[gtluke]

I meant Korea. I have to juggle MTBNJ typing while on the phone with people telling me their engineering problems.

Step it up.
Phil has created his 5th 86mb excel file while explaining the advantage of modbus tcp/ip vs modbus serial in vfd's to an engineer On the phone while watching TV.

 

[stb222]

@Dominos says the laws of nature clearly state that if you can have all the sushi you want, it couldn't possibly taste good.
I agree it could be better if they spent all that time/money/effort in making me one small plate of sushi, but I prefer to eat 2 of every special roll they make and enjoy the variety and enjoy laughing myself into a stomach ache.
@axcxnj was complaing about the peanut avacado rolls and sweet potatos rolls claiming them un-authentic.
You know what they don't have in Japan? The Koreans that run the restaurant.
But seriously, they don't have Salmon. So suck it Aaron. The Italians don't have tomatoes, and the Japanese/Koreans don't have Salmon, Avacados, Sweet Potatoes or Peanuts.
But lasagna is fucking good and so are peanut avacado rolls.
We move on as a group culture learning and advancing. We threw out our 120mm stems, cable actuated brakes, tubes, and 1.9" wide tires and started eating Salmon sushi with peanuts.
Well some of us did.

Since when do Italians not have tomatoes?

 

[gtluke]

Since when do Italians not have tomatoes?

Since ~1820

 

[stb222]

Since ~1820

Point me to the links that prove this.

 

[gtluke]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato

 

[stb222]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato

As least your own link proved you wrong: Obviously not the biggest producer but far from don't have

In 2012, tomato production was valued at 58 billion dollars and tomatoes were the eighth most valuable agricultural product worldwide. According to FAOSTAT, the top producers of tomatoes (in tonnes) were:[23]

Rank Country Production
(MT)
1

China 50,000,000
2

India 17,500,000
3

United States 13,206,950
4

Turkey 11,350,000
5

Egypt 8,625,219
6

Iran 6,000,000
7

Italy 5,131,977

 

[gtluke]

Kevin. You're lost.

 

[Jeremy]

Kevin. You're lost.

In his defense, you do like to spew out some questionable facts (aka bullshit) in some of your posts....🙂

 

[gtluke]

I'm not lying. I do get confused though. 😉

 

[Dominos]

@Norm and @Dominique, how is your garden?

 

[Jeremy]

@Norm and @Dominique, how is your garden?

Yea, got any tomatoes? They may be worth something. I heard Italy is all out.

 

[Dominos]

PS - Team O is having Sushi for lunch because of you clowns.

 

[stb222]

I'm not lying. I do get confused though. 😉

i missed some posts in there and took "italian don't have tomatoes" the wrong way

 

[rick81721]

Since ~1820

"The oldest Italian recipe including the use of tomato is the "Salsa di Pomodoro alla Spagnola," literally Spanish Tomato Sauce, which showed up in 1692."

http://www.lifeinitaly.com/food/tomatoes.asp

 

[rick81721]

PS can @Norm change the title of this thread to "good eats"?