mmm cow...

Where are my dumplings

in my tummy. come get it.

[me=JBLoudG20]cries[/me]

Jesus, another entropic thread...

Oh, well, I'll make my one contribution: Drunken Noodles with Chicken from Pilin.

Thank you for making me LOL in my cubicle. Now I have to lay low.

Buy his book then.

I did a search to try and find the original article I was reading and had no luck... and I don't really care... so I believe what you want I guess.

Personally, I drink more juice than any kind of coke, but according to that article any sugar is bad. So we're all fucked.

My fighting weight is about 185. I'll be back there in a few months, and will go on a more maintenance diet. Alaska really helped pack on the pounds...

I'm about in the same situation. I'm 6-1ish, 205 and would like to be around 190. My diet isn't bad and I was making good progress (was under 2 bills) until I started having minor surgery on my back (3 times so far this summer). I should be clear of that in 2 weeks and back to getting regular exercise. But I don't trust any weight loss program that only involves diet, humans are creatures of habit and more than likely you'll got back to eating the way you did and the pounds will come back. At least that's what I've observed.

Jesus, another entropic thread...

Oh, well, I'll make my one contribution: Drunken Noodles with Chicken from Pilin.

ooh my favorite thai place in nova. I love their goong gra prow

Atkins diet is hell on the kidneys & liver over the long term though, it's about as bad as being an alcoholic.

The science and my doctor disagree with you, but I'm not gonna argue the point.

So we're all fucked.

As soon as I get home from work, yes, that's the general plan.

ooh my favorite thai place in nova. I love their goong gra prow

Dude, you have the best taste -- they're my favourite restaurant, period. Ever. Entire planet.

Uh...which one is Goong Gra Prow? Goong is shrimp? So shrimp basil, essentially? That does sound good.

My favourite dish that they ever made was a special: Lard Na Gra Prow Gai. Drunken noodles made sweet by adding carrots and onions.

Dude, you have the best taste -- they're my favourite restaurant, period. Ever. Entire planet.

Uh...which one is Goong Gra Prow? Goong is shrimp? So shrimp basil, essentially? That does sound good.

My favourite dish that they ever made was a special: Lard Na Gra Prow Gai. Drunken noodles made sweet by adding carrots and onions.

Well, seafood basil. And they're almost as good as my favorite thai places, in greensboro nc and fairbanks ak.

I have to say, fresh coho salmon red curry is better than anything at thai pillin

I won't knock the food since I've never had it, but man I hate the smell of curry.

thai curry is something completely different

Oh ok. Color me ignorant, as I have had neither Indian or thai cuisine.

Here you go... it's not the exact source I was reading before, but is saying pretty much the same thing I think: http://www.emaxhealth.com/11/586.html

I'm going to call BS on that article as well.

Why? The sweet flavor elicits the release of insulin from the pancreas to enhance the uptake of sugar by the cells so that it doesn't linger in the bloodstream.

I would love to see some research to back up just that one claim.

What can I say, I like my Pizza, and burgers!

time to go home, thanks for the interesting day everyone!

I won't knock the food since I've never had it, but man I hate the smell of curry.

I love the smell of most curries, Indian, Thai, or otherwise.

dude, live a little

Seconded.

I love the smell of most curries, Indian, Thai, or otherwise.Seconded.

Oh btw dusty, there's a great indian place over in clocktower in herndon, if you're ever out that way. Maharaja, maybe? I dunno, I forget the name, but clocktower shopping center on herndon parkway

Cool, I haven't had really good Indian in a while. I'll make the trip.

My favourite Indian is the Bombay Curry Company in Arlandria (North Alexandria, almost Arlington).

I've ate at a lot of Indian restaurants, the ones in Queens, NY have always been consistently good.

Weird...

I had Indian food about ten minutes ago at the Samosa House. My wife and I are addicted to this place eating there at least once weekly because their food is so fresh, healthy, tasty, and $6.99 (used to be $5.99) for three items, basmati rice, yogurt, and rotis (flat bread). I had jackfruit curry, mushrooms and peas, and cheese and spinach with a cold Pellegrino to wash it down.

I am full and happy.

perrier > pellegrino

I've had pelligrino once and never had perrier

perrier > pellegrino

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