越前海堂物語

[brian_g]

Did anyone see the "No Swimming" sign on the dock?

Now that's some funny shit!

[Capt. G]

Originally Posted by John

Very cool report, Greg. Post some pics of the CS.

Holla

Got the OK from a "BLUE" Moderator, which is like having an upholstered, loaded weapon.

We leave tonight for Lake Biwa. I have two quality cameras; one has an infrared mode for taking 'fleshless' pics in the pitch dark.

I have one question though--In the BOTD forum, it says 'No nips, no lips'.
Would that mean that I can not post any pics of a Japanese (nips) girls mouth (lips)?
I am confused.

BTW, the way, when I did the spillcheck, 'flashless' (as in taking a pic without a flash) was listed as 'Fleshless' , so I left it that way.
The computer is always right...

[Supa711]

Any that aren't board approved you can forward this way
Thanks to the nameless BLUE.
We'll be waiting. =D

[T BICKLE]

nimbin is the shit. the only problem is i dont remember why

[Capt. G]

Originally Posted by T BICKLE

nimbin is the shit. the only problem is i dont remember why

Fuck, I hear you on that one.
After a little too much 'nimbin', I returned from my last one day fishing trip, checked the calendar, and was very astonished to learn that I had been gone THREE days. I am pretty sure I had a good time though.

[cretin]

G...I heard that even when Fugu is prepared correctly, it will make your mouth numb from poison that is in the meat....is this true????
Tetrodotoxin and Homer Simpson
In the second season of The Simpsons ('90-'91) the episode "One Fish, Two Fish,
Blowfish, Blue Fish" (#7F11) features a trip to a sushi restaurant. Lisa complains that the
family has fallen into a rut (Meatloaf Night, Pork Chop Night) so they go out to eat at
"The Happy Sumo." The restaurant has a karaoke bar, where "Richie Sakai, an
anesthesiologist" sings "Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves." Rich Sakai is actually the
producer of this episode. Bart and Lisa perform the theme from the movie "Shaft."
Meanwhile Homer is trying everything on the menu. The problem arises that he orders
Fugu, the blowfish, during an interlude where the master sushi chef is visiting with Mrs.
Krabopple in the parking lot. The lowly assistant sushi chef attempts to dissect out the
toxic parts (liver, other viscera, and skin) but has had no experience. When the master
comes back, he is horrified and explains to Homer that he may have just eaten "poison."
"No need to panic – there's a map to the hospital on the back of the menu!"
Remember this

[Capt. G]

Originally Posted by cretin

G...I heard that even when Fugu is prepared correctly, it will make your mouth numb from poison that is in the meat....is this true????
Tetrodotoxin and Homer Simpson
In the second season of The Simpsons ('90-'91) the episode "One Fish, Two Fish,
Blowfish, Blue Fish" (#7F11) features a trip to a sushi restaurant. Lisa complains that the
family has fallen into a rut (Meatloaf Night, Pork Chop Night) so they go out to eat at
"The Happy Sumo." The restaurant has a karaoke bar, where "Richie Sakai, an
anesthesiologist" sings "Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves." Rich Sakai is actually the
producer of this episode. Bart and Lisa perform the theme from the movie "Shaft."
Meanwhile Homer is trying everything on the menu. The problem arises that he orders
Fugu, the blowfish, during an interlude where the master sushi chef is visiting with Mrs.
Krabopple in the parking lot. The lowly assistant sushi chef attempts to dissect out the
toxic parts (liver, other viscera, and skin) but has had no experience. When the master
comes back, he is horrified and explains to Homer that he may have just eaten "poison."
"No need to panic – there's a map to the hospital on the back of the menu!"
Remember this
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Fugu (Blowfish) is served raw, usuzukuri style (sliced so thinly it becomes transparent), and is served with Ponzu sauce and momijioroshi.
Momijioroshi is simply grated daikon radish, that is mixed with ground tongarashi (red pepper). It is the momijioroshi that 'burns' your lips and tongue. It is kinda of a joke to play on someone who is eating it for the first time. "You are not experiencing a burning sensation on your lips are you?" "If so, it may be the poison".
So, yes, even prepared properly, it stings.
What does the actual poison feel like when you eat it?
The dead people never live to tell about it.

Oh, and the Simpsons rock.
Gotta go get some doughnuts.

[Richard Cranium]

Originally Posted by Capt. G

Got the OK from a "BLUE" Moderator, which is like having an upholstered, loaded weapon.

We leave tonight for Lake Biwa. I have two quality cameras; one has an infrared mode for taking 'fleshless' pics in the pitch dark.

I have one question though--In the BOTD forum, it says 'No nips, no lips'.
Would that mean that I can not post any pics of a Japanese (nips) girls mouth (lips)?
I am confused.

Does Lake Biwa have a bunch of this going on? Need "better pics"...The really good pics...send them to me...Just like the BDOOSO pics I sent you.

You should just get the flash out on both cameras and have some fun with those getting busy....Give Evil E one camera and you have the other...Both of you are to have some Ninja fun..You know..Taking the pics of the ones in the car that are "thinking" they are "getting it" from a "true" Ninja since it is all dark and all.......

It will only take a few minutes....Two shakes and a quiver....Then go and just catch the fish Ninja style...At least you have that goin' for you....

[Capt. G]

Evil E and I just looked at this.
NO way in hell we can top this.
You pulled the rug out from under my sheep.

[bunling]

Originally Posted by cretin

G...I heard that even when Fugu is prepared correctly, it will make your mouth numb from poison that is in the meat....is this true????
Tetrodotoxin and Homer Simpson
In the second season of The Simpsons ('90-'91) the episode "One Fish, Two Fish,
Blowfish, Blue Fish" (#7F11) features a trip to a sushi restaurant. Lisa complains that the
family has fallen into a rut (Meatloaf Night, Pork Chop Night) so they go out to eat at
"The Happy Sumo." The restaurant has a karaoke bar, where "Richie Sakai, an
anesthesiologist" sings "Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves." Rich Sakai is actually the
producer of this episode. Bart and Lisa perform the theme from the movie "Shaft."
Meanwhile Homer is trying everything on the menu. The problem arises that he orders
Fugu, the blowfish, during an interlude where the master sushi chef is visiting with Mrs.
Krabopple in the parking lot. The lowly assistant sushi chef attempts to dissect out the
toxic parts (liver, other viscera, and skin) but has had no experience. When the master
comes back, he is horrified and explains to Homer that he may have just eaten "poison."
"No need to panic – there's a map to the hospital on the back of the menu!"
Remember this
Attachment 113142

LEGALIZE DRUGS OR ELSE THIS GUYS GOING TO GET ARRESTED!!!

[Smudge]

Ok, so how do I get to Osaka from Yokosuka??

[BiggestT]

Originally Posted by Capt. G

Evil E and I just looked at this.
NO way in hell we can top this.
You pulled the rug out from under my sheep.

Ohh the agony on her face.

He looks like he has a baby's ass. From the look on his face, I bet his dick turtled instantly.