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Nope, good job only insane people eat beansprouts eh...Fran wrote:Ah Holy God ... even the beansprouts! Is nothing sacred?StephenKingman wrote:Dont know Fran, you dont know where the grease its fried in has been either, best not to chance getting that e-coli virus backFran wrote:@
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After reading your posts I'm beginning to think the deep fried Mars bar is the lesser of two evils.

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Cats & dogs dining out ... hope they remembered the dress codeBighuey wrote:There was a chinese resturant in Provo, Utah that for years was considered the best Chinese resturant around until they found out that they were cooking up and serving cats and dogs. Yummy.

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Its the same thing in Ti Juana, they say dont eat at the taco stands there, you never see any stray dogs around.Fran wrote:Cats & dogs dining out ... hope they remembered the dress codeBighuey wrote:There was a chinese resturant in Provo, Utah that for years was considered the best Chinese resturant around until they found out that they were cooking up and serving cats and dogs. Yummy.
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I dont remember the name but its in San Diego and it is supposed to be very popular. People are weird in California.Zekes wrote:What's the name of that restaurant? I hope there's a branch here in our place because their foods are really unusual I can't imagine they even fried Kool Aid. hahaha. That's pretty rad.

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The deep fried restaurant sounds interesting but have you heard about the
restaurant in China that is selling all sorts of penises?
Or the restaurant that is in pitch black darkness? All the waiters there are blind and the idea is to make the costumers feel like them. Plus when one of your senses is disabled the others are empowered.
P.S I have other examples for strange/bizarre restaurants. Just ask

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We also have those deep fried mars bars which I almost tried once but knew if I did my stomach would not be happy about it

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You should come to Ireland Bighuey we do Oysters straight out of the Atlantic washed down with pints of the black stuff (Guinness) ... an excellent aphrodisiac I'm told. We even have an Oyster Festival in September ... any excuse for a party!Bighuey wrote:I had some Rocky Mtn. Oysters one time at a party. I was surprised, they wernt bad at all. They split them open and wrapped bacon around them and fried them. I liked them. I wonder if the fact I had drank 30 or 40 beers had anything to do with it?



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