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Discussion in 'Dining - Nightlife - Entertainment' started by koolaukid, Sep 26, 2020.

  1. Philpots

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    Not a bad defence but will it stand up when you are charged for deformation over the comment about the raman. Lol
     
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    Noooooo! Not trolling at all. Just trying to inject in a little humour, especially with what happened in Thailand.
     
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    The way I learned to use chopsticks was to put the sticks together, tie a rubberband around the top, and place a small piece of napkin near the top between the sticks. This acts as a hinge and keeps the sticks open. When you want a piece of food just squeeze the sticks like tweezers. Works like a charm. Eventually i just caught on how to use the sticks ordinarily. Now, take a rubberband with you and go enjoy some good Japanese chow.
     
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    Great idea - I will take a rubber band OR pair of tweezers when I next go to a chopstick venue.
     
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    so the US is becoming competitive in the world market for chopsticks with one Georgia company planning to produce ten million pair a day by year end. so we have exported high tech jobs to china and now we make their chopsticks. that will show them eh!!

    i always feel compelled to demonstrate my prowess with chopsticks when eating in an oriental venue (round eye competitiveness) but always make sure i have napkins on my lap and tucked into the neck of my shirt. i refuse to engage in the "shoveling" practice tho of holding a dish to my mouth and pushing loose products like rice into my mouth. my dainty nature requires a spoon for that.

    maybe next time instead of rubber bands or tweezers i will take a part of bar b q tongs. bigger and better!!! (uh oh mr MNRN--is this drivel??)
     
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    My learning of chopstick use was through necessity with being in China for several weeks. Tried picking up a piece of slippery food from a moving circular table? Great entertainment for the locals. Fried rice is the ultimate challenge - that's why they shovel with the dish close to their mouths......ever wondered why most of them are so small?
     
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    Probably why Filipinos use their hand.. (right one) or is it the left. saves on washing the spoons.
     
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    You think I am the Forum expert on 'drivel'?

    Hmmm.... maybe I am - but you taught me. :smile:

    But are you HAPPY? That is of more interest to me about a person, rather than what they write.
     
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    delirious is more like it
     
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