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yorbcbud
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Some of the best chicken I've ever eaten is Indian. Curried chicken is delicious, and perhaps Laddu for dessert. The vegetarian dishes are great, but Indians cook meat very well. And we are used to eating meat in the west.
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surfguy
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| yorbcbud wrote: | | surfguy wrote: | India is a beautiful place and there are some beautiful people there...and I'm sure to people from India...a guy like BCBUD would would be quite offensive smelling. And on a daily basis too.
Oh BTW ken...read my whole post...  Oh and let me know if you'd like me to mail you up some Aqua Velva, Some Irish Springs, and some Right Guard...I'm sure you can use some. LOL...and who knows maybe a women from India might find you irresistable! Or if you prefer women closer to the bus...maybe one of the Inuit villages will have a lady friend available to keep you warm this summer you! If you don't want me to mail you the goods...Maybe your next door neigbor Kris Kringle or Father Frost will put these items in your stocking this year. Although was them before you hang them up...I'm sure they stink too. |
I'll have you know, I smell like roses, even when I crap.  Besides, how do you know how I smell? You have been rubbing your nose on my windows, again? |
I don't...that's why I asked you if you'd like me to send you these personal items. Anyways I too like India food...and have met some wonderful people from India. India is a advancing country for sure and will continue to be a key player in that region of the world...especially with the fight on Radical Islam |
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surfguy
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bswaminathan
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I treat everybody as my friend so i used to forgive them on self.
Laddu is a sweet made primary from sugar and something that looks like corn. Even i like it. Especially all south INDIAn food and sweets are good.
Even my US friends gave a good feedback about "SARAVANA BHAVAN" did anybody tried that. Also same as Gandhi Cuisine. |
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nikir
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If they did want this, they pretty much succeeded... |
And a bloody good thing too! What's the point of having a revolution if nothing is revolutionised? |
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Crabman
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| surfguy wrote: | | Crabman wrote: | | surfguy wrote: | | ... Actually the interesting thing about Clinton's cabinet is that most of them Are all Jews...hmmmm? |
The patent idiocy of the statement "most of them are all Jews" aside, can you support this? Even when you aren't able to do that, I'd still be curious as to what you are trying to suggest. |
If you know anything about how our executive branch is set up...then you will see my point
" The Jews Who Run Clinton's Court"
| Quote: | Madeleine Albright - Secretary Of State
Robert Rubin - Secretary Of the Treasury
William Cohen - Secretary of Defense
Alan Greenspan - Chairman of Federal Reserve Bank
Dan Glickman - Secretary of Agriculture
George Tenet - CIA Chief
Samuel Berger - Head of National Security Council
Evelyn Lieberman - Heads Voice of America Radio
Stuart Eisenstat - Under Secy. of State for Europe
Charlene Barshefsky - U.S. Trade Representative
Susan Thomases - Chief Aide to First Lady
Gene Sperling - Heads National Economic Council
Ira Magaziner - Heads National Health Care policy
Peter Tarnoff - Deputy Secretary of State
Alice Rivlin - On Board of Economic Council
Janet Yellen - On Board of Economic Councll
Rahm Emanuel - Presidential Policy Advisor
Don Sosnik - Counsel to President
Jim Steinberg - Deputy National Security Council
Robert Weiner - Drug Policy Co-ordinator
Jay Footlik - Special Liaison to Jewish Community
Robert Nash - Presidential Personal Chief
Jane Sherburne - Presidential Attorney
Mark Penn - Asian Expert on Security Council
Sandy Kristoff - Health Care Chief
Robert Boorstine - Communications Aide
Keith Boykin - Communications Aide
Jeff Eher - Special Assistant to President
Tom Epstein - National Health Care Advisor
Judith Feder - Member National Security Council
Richard Feinberg - Asst. Secy. of Veterans Affairs
Hershel Gober - Deputy Head of Food & Drug Adm.
Steve Kessler - White House Counsel
Ron Klein - Asst. Secretary of Education
Margaret Hamburg - Director of Press Conferences
Karen Alder - Director State Dept. Policy
Samuel Lewis - Member National Security Council
Stanley Ross - Member National Security Council
Dan Schifter - Director of Peace Corps
Eli Segal - Deputy Chief of Staff
Jack Lew - Deputy Director Management and Budget
James P. Rubin - Under Secretary of State
David Lipton - Under Secretary of The Treasury
Lanny P. Breuer - Special Counsel to The President
Richard Holbrooke - Special Representative to NATO
Kenneth Apfel - Chief of Social Security
Joel Klein - Deputy White Honse Counsel
Sidney Blumenthal - Special Advisor to First Lady
David Kessler - Chief of Food & Drug Adininistration
Seth Waxman - Acting Solicitor General
Mark Penn - Presidential Pollster
Dennis Ross - Special Middle East Representative
Howard Shapiro - General Counsel for the FBI
Lanny Davis - White House Special Counsel
Sally Katzen - Secretary of Management and Budget
Kathleen Koch - Heads FBI Equal Opportunity Office
John Podesta - Deputy Chief of Staff
Alan Blinder - Vice Chairman of Federal Reserve
Janet Yellen - Heads Council of Economic Advisors
Ron Klain - Chief of Staff for Al Gore |
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Evidently, I know more about how your executive branch is set up than you do. Of all the positions you listed, only 4 are cabinet posts. (I'll leave it as a learning exercise for you to figure out which ones - hint: they are near the top of the list). Let's see, 4 out of 15 (cabinet posts), is that "all", or even "most"? I guess you are mathematically challenged also.
You should stay away from those right-wing conspiracy/anti-Semetic web sites you love to quote.
And for Russki, no I'm not Jewish, but I am offended by anti-Semitism just as I'm offended by lots of "anti-"s What offends me even more is how ignorant most anti-Semites are. I give surfguy the benefit of the doubt and assume that he is just sorrowfully ignorant.
I'll ask surfguy again: what is the point of this? You do have Jews in America, don't you? Aren't they allowed to serve in government posts? Why does this bother you? |
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bswaminathan
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India is a advancing country for sure and will continue to be a key player in that region of the world...especially with the fight on Radical Islam
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yes, but now its a less tensed situation, already pakistan, bangladesh, nepal & srilanka are in headlines and we have to take care of internal security. |
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surfguy
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Crabman...I stated an observation...and how can I be anti semetic...when I am a semite...just doesn't makes sense.
Also Crabman...you will receive a good lesson on US Presidential Cabinets:
There is not set number of "Cabinet Posts" The President Deems what he thinks is necessary...Thus Bush appointing a "Home Land Security Secretary. Also the Prominent Top four posts are the Secretaries of State, Defense, Treasury, and the Attorney General...these are the Cabinet! But Clinton had chosen a whole list of others. It is interesting...that is my point.
And nothing more.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Cabinet
If you took offense...then good...I suggest then that you take up arms against the radical muslim jihadist...for the list I posted was from one of thier sites as to the reasons for thier continual attacks on the USA. See they hate America because in thier minds we are run by the jews!!
Pretty sick huh...the anti semetic views out there in the world... |
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krasatulya
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| bswaminathan wrote: | I treat everybody as my friend so i used to forgive them on self.
Laddu is a sweet made primary from sugar and something that looks like corn. Even i like it. Especially all south INDIAn food and sweets are good.
Even my US friends gave a good feedback about "SARAVANA BHAVAN" did anybody tried that. Also same as Gandhi Cuisine. |
There is an Indian bread I really like, although I'm not too sure of the name...Tandoori maybe (I may have made that word up:)
I also like the Mango yogurt drinks they serve, but that's about all my body can handle of Indian food. I don't fare well with curry. |
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surfguy
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| krasatulya wrote: | | bswaminathan wrote: | I treat everybody as my friend so i used to forgive them on self.
Laddu is a sweet made primary from sugar and something that looks like corn. Even i like it. Especially all south INDIAn food and sweets are good.
Even my US friends gave a good feedback about "SARAVANA BHAVAN" did anybody tried that. Also same as Gandhi Cuisine. |
There is an Indian bread I really like, although I'm not too sure of the name...Tandoori maybe (I may have made that word up:)
I also like the Mango yogurt drinks they serve, but that's about all my body can handle of Indian food. I don't fare well with curry. |
ahh yes that stuff sounds so good...I like tandori chicken as long as it is not too dry. Also the bread is really good too...I think it is called naan bread. I like curries...and my ex wife used to make the best...mmm mmm mmmmmm |
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yorbcbud
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| krasatulya wrote: | | bswaminathan wrote: | I treat everybody as my friend so i used to forgive them on self.
Laddu is a sweet made primary from sugar and something that looks like corn. Even i like it. Especially all south INDIAn food and sweets are good.
Even my US friends gave a good feedback about "SARAVANA BHAVAN" did anybody tried that. Also same as Gandhi Cuisine. |
There is an Indian bread I really like, although I'm not too sure of the name...Tandoori maybe (I may have made that word up:)
I also like the Mango yogurt drinks they serve, but that's about all my body can handle of Indian food. I don't fare well with curry. |
Tandoor is the name of the oven that the bread is cooked in. Was the bread Naan, or Kulcha? Also there are " Samosas" They are deep fried treats. Chapatis are still my favourite. A couple years ago, I had an East Indian partner, in a construction business, and his wife used to bring us lunch she had cooked fresh literally minutes earlier.
There are quite a few Indian dishes that don't use curry, but I agree, it is a strong seasoning. Actually, Curry just means gravy in India. BS can correct me, if I'm wrong. |
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bswaminathan
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Tandoori is also a variety, if you look at the menu card it will be generally classified like this
# South INDIAN - Idly, dosa, chapathy, Poori, meals
# Chinese - I didn't tried
# CHAT - Bhel poori, Pani poori, masal poori, dahi poori
# Tandoori - Naan, Gobi manchurian - (side dish - any gravy)
# Hot savouries - Samosa, bonda, cutlet, etc.,
except chinese, All above are vegetarian. Kurry and gravy are different
Kurry - its in several forms - vegetables + cooking oil + salt+pepper+etc., finally baked - dried form
Gravy - can be same as above + its in liquid form + rich in chillies
kurry is the vegetable in fried form looks dry with traces of oil. In south INDIA its used as a side dish to meals.
Yogurt, i heard it abroad, its a form of toned curd. In india particularly we use cows milk converted to curd.
Generally south INDIAn foods are less in chillies and somewhat good to health. but where as North INDiAn foods are too much uttered with chillies and pickles that makes one obese and rich calories and health wise generally leads to high BP & diabetes.
South INDIAn sweets are extremely good. One can enjoy it by tasting it. but they are rich in sugar and ghee. |
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surfguy
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| I wonder if Stalin liked Indian food? I'd be willing to bet..not |
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bswaminathan
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multiply friends and divide enemies,
In this where stalin falls in to.... |
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StephenB.
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| surfguy wrote: | | I wonder if Stalin liked Indian food? I'd be willing to bet..not |
I don't know if he would like it, but I know that Georgian food is delicious!
Scroll down on this website and you can get a look of their dishes. I'm sure Stalin preferred his Georgian food over Russian.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_cuisine |
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