TU Cent Thoughts, 12-3-05

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I just had a three hour IM conversation with mysterious Phil. We were chatting about the source for my inaugral NaNoWriMo material next year. He may have been too full on spirits when he said it could win a Nobel Prize, if you know what I mean.

Quote of the Day:
"When people talk to God, it's called prayer. When God talks back, it's called schizophrenia."-Red Cross Girl

Links of the Day:
Why liberals should be careful of the masses who now support them.
Is it really that safe to sit on a park bench?
Bad nativity scenes.
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Tomorrow, at 12:00 EST, turn your TV on to ESPN. You should be tuned to the first ever Conference USA Championship Game. Cheer for TU!

Arkansas basketball looks to be good this year with Ronnie Brewer. Lack of a point guard will prevent the Razorbacks from being a great team. Okay, as far as Tulsa goes, we aren't too bad but we're going to take our lumps this year with a young team. A lot of lumps.
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Boo yah for Geoffry Rush and Pirates of the Caribbean 2! (or should I say booty yah!)
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There is only one righteous path.

You are a Believer

You believe in God and your chosen religion. Whether you're Christian, Muslim, Jewish, or Hindu.. Your convictions are strong and unwavering. You think your religion is the one true way, for everyone.

What's Your Religious Philosophy?

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What kind of curry do you prefer?

Comments

[fub.livejournal.com]

Ghost Rogan Josh, by far. When I cook curry myself, I tend to use chicken ('Murgh') instead of lamb ('Ghost') -- and since ingiechan likes Balti better than Rogan Josh, I cook that often as well. I quite like Basmati rice, but since ingiechan likes naan better, we often eat that.

Also, I want to take this opportunity to state that I dislike extremely hot curries. All you can taste are the chillies, and all the subtle flavours that are (to me) a curry's main attraction is lost. I had a Vindaloo once, never again. I'd rather taste what I eat.

[greybeta.livejournal.com]

I'd rather taste what I eat.
So freaking true.

[stella-x3x3.livejournal.com]

NONE!

[greybeta.livejournal.com]

And that's why I call you a WOMAN!!!

No, seriously, have you ever tried curry and rice? 'Tis a pretty good combo. I mean, you'd think a smart@$$ would know enough to know that being able to partake of all sorts of different cultural foods improves one's health, both physical and social. Then again, you're probably one of those dumb@$$es who only like to eat McDonald's. :P

[stella-x3x3.livejournal.com]

Actually i have tried curry before. Its decent but my preference is none bc i dont really enjoy it. I dont eat mcdonalds ass the time either, i actually strongly disapprove of it.

[greybeta.livejournal.com]

I dont eat mcdonalds ass the time either
Now you're even making Freudian slips, my dear. I won't ask what you are thinking at this moment.

[themindseye.livejournal.com]

I adore Indian and Thai food. My favorite is yellow curry. I keep planning on going to my favorite Thai restaurant in Albany but can't seem to get around to it. I WILL go tomorrow though. I also need to pick of some more stuff from A Taste of Thai so I can make my own. We have a lot of ethnic grocery stores like Ranch 99 around here. Unfortunately for me my husband doesn't like spicy food so when I make it I have to make sure I do it when he isn't home. Oh well, more for me.

[greybeta.livejournal.com]

My mom makes a fairly good yellow curry. Mmmmmm, yellow curry and rice.