This will ruin your appetite for Chinese foods

[ocrenter]

[quote=carlsbadworker]

Not that safe. Remember they still use ingredients from 99ranch which imported from China. And I swear that many of the items on the shelf of 99ranch do not even have an expiration date.
[/quote]

there’s plenty of stuff sold in 99ranch imported from Taiwan/Korea/Japan. you just have to avoid the cheap stuff and pay a little more per item. it is well worth the effort, imho.

[stockstradr]

You wouldn’t believe it if I told you all the stories of strange food I’ve personally eaten (or saw co-workers eat) in Asia.

Here are a couple true stories:

We frequently travel to Guangdong / Shenzhen area. There is restaurant called “1 + 1”

They serve bugs, everything from field maggots and grub worms to cockroaches. Everything is LIVE and then stir-fried.

They literally dump several mounds of different stir-fried bugs onto your plate. Then you eat it. Then you pay for it. You obviously drink major amounts of alcohol ahead of the first bite, and with each bite; otherwise, you wouldn’t do it.

My joke is that name of restaurant “1 + 1” meaning is if you eat ONE serving fried cockroach PLUS ONE serving fried grub worm, you’ll THROW UP at least TWO TIMES! (maybe more)

Should I post upload some real photos of the “entrees” served by the “1 + 1” restaurant?

Another story is I have many times eaten dog when visiting Korea. No joking. Those nice Korean co-workers later told me, “Eat dog, give you dog energy, you make a lotta bang bang with your wife, good for marriage!”

They they asked me, “So, friend, you get some good dog energy from the dog meat meals?”

I told them I did find myself other day trying to dry hump the leg of some nice looking Korean college girls I saw on the street, but that is no cause for alarm ’cause that’s my normal behavior whatever is my diet.

[stockstradr]

You wouldn’t believe it if I told you all the stories of strange food I’ve personally eaten (or saw co-workers eat) in Asia.

Here are a couple true stories:

We frequently travel to Guangdong / Shenzhen area. There is restaurant called “1 + 1”

They serve bugs, everything from field maggots and grub worms to cockroaches. Everything is LIVE and then stir-fried.

They literally dump several mounds of different stir-fried bugs onto your plate. Then you eat it. Then you pay for it. You obviously drink major amounts of alcohol ahead of the first bite, and with each bite; otherwise, you wouldn’t do it.

My joke is that name of restaurant “1 + 1” meaning is if you eat ONE serving fried cockroach PLUS ONE serving fried grub worm, you’ll THROW UP at least TWO TIMES! (maybe more)

Should I post upload some real photos of the “entrees” served by the “1 + 1” restaurant?

Another story is I have many times eaten dog when visiting Korea. No joking. Those nice Korean co-workers later told me, “Eat dog, give you dog energy, you make a lotta bang bang with your wife, good for marriage!”

They they asked me, “So, friend, you get some good dog energy from the dog meat meals?”

I told them I did find myself other day trying to dry hump the leg of some nice looking Korean college girls I saw on the street, but that is no cause for alarm ’cause that’s my normal behavior whatever is my diet.

[stockstradr]

You wouldn’t believe it if I told you all the stories of strange food I’ve personally eaten (or saw co-workers eat) in Asia.

Here are a couple true stories:

We frequently travel to Guangdong / Shenzhen area. There is restaurant called “1 + 1”

They serve bugs, everything from field maggots and grub worms to cockroaches. Everything is LIVE and then stir-fried.

They literally dump several mounds of different stir-fried bugs onto your plate. Then you eat it. Then you pay for it. You obviously drink major amounts of alcohol ahead of the first bite, and with each bite; otherwise, you wouldn’t do it.

My joke is that name of restaurant “1 + 1” meaning is if you eat ONE serving fried cockroach PLUS ONE serving fried grub worm, you’ll THROW UP at least TWO TIMES! (maybe more)

Should I post upload some real photos of the “entrees” served by the “1 + 1” restaurant?

Another story is I have many times eaten dog when visiting Korea. No joking. Those nice Korean co-workers later told me, “Eat dog, give you dog energy, you make a lotta bang bang with your wife, good for marriage!”

They they asked me, “So, friend, you get some good dog energy from the dog meat meals?”

I told them I did find myself other day trying to dry hump the leg of some nice looking Korean college girls I saw on the street, but that is no cause for alarm ’cause that’s my normal behavior whatever is my diet.

[stockstradr]

You wouldn’t believe it if I told you all the stories of strange food I’ve personally eaten (or saw co-workers eat) in Asia.

Here are a couple true stories:

We frequently travel to Guangdong / Shenzhen area. There is restaurant called “1 + 1”

They serve bugs, everything from field maggots and grub worms to cockroaches. Everything is LIVE and then stir-fried.

They literally dump several mounds of different stir-fried bugs onto your plate. Then you eat it. Then you pay for it. You obviously drink major amounts of alcohol ahead of the first bite, and with each bite; otherwise, you wouldn’t do it.

My joke is that name of restaurant “1 + 1” meaning is if you eat ONE serving fried cockroach PLUS ONE serving fried grub worm, you’ll THROW UP at least TWO TIMES! (maybe more)

Should I post upload some real photos of the “entrees” served by the “1 + 1” restaurant?

Another story is I have many times eaten dog when visiting Korea. No joking. Those nice Korean co-workers later told me, “Eat dog, give you dog energy, you make a lotta bang bang with your wife, good for marriage!”

They they asked me, “So, friend, you get some good dog energy from the dog meat meals?”

I told them I did find myself other day trying to dry hump the leg of some nice looking Korean college girls I saw on the street, but that is no cause for alarm ’cause that’s my normal behavior whatever is my diet.

[stockstradr]

You wouldn’t believe it if I told you all the stories of strange food I’ve personally eaten (or saw co-workers eat) in Asia.

Here are a couple true stories:

We frequently travel to Guangdong / Shenzhen area. There is restaurant called “1 + 1”

They serve bugs, everything from field maggots and grub worms to cockroaches. Everything is LIVE and then stir-fried.

They literally dump several mounds of different stir-fried bugs onto your plate. Then you eat it. Then you pay for it. You obviously drink major amounts of alcohol ahead of the first bite, and with each bite; otherwise, you wouldn’t do it.

My joke is that name of restaurant “1 + 1” meaning is if you eat ONE serving fried cockroach PLUS ONE serving fried grub worm, you’ll THROW UP at least TWO TIMES! (maybe more)

Should I post upload some real photos of the “entrees” served by the “1 + 1” restaurant?

Another story is I have many times eaten dog when visiting Korea. No joking. Those nice Korean co-workers later told me, “Eat dog, give you dog energy, you make a lotta bang bang with your wife, good for marriage!”

They they asked me, “So, friend, you get some good dog energy from the dog meat meals?”

I told them I did find myself other day trying to dry hump the leg of some nice looking Korean college girls I saw on the street, but that is no cause for alarm ’cause that’s my normal behavior whatever is my diet.

[ucodegen]

What gets me, is that this used oil could legitimately be recycled for bio-diesel. Asian countries have a lot more diesel vehicles than the US, as a percentage of all vehicles.

[ucodegen]

What gets me, is that this used oil could legitimately be recycled for bio-diesel. Asian countries have a lot more diesel vehicles than the US, as a percentage of all vehicles.

[ucodegen]

What gets me, is that this used oil could legitimately be recycled for bio-diesel. Asian countries have a lot more diesel vehicles than the US, as a percentage of all vehicles.

[ucodegen]

What gets me, is that this used oil could legitimately be recycled for bio-diesel. Asian countries have a lot more diesel vehicles than the US, as a percentage of all vehicles.

[ucodegen]

What gets me, is that this used oil could legitimately be recycled for bio-diesel. Asian countries have a lot more diesel vehicles than the US, as a percentage of all vehicles.

[desmond]

Not to be a jerk, but after looking at those pictures you really think that used oil has any chance of being recycled?

[desmond]

Not to be a jerk, but after looking at those pictures you really think that used oil has any chance of being recycled?

[desmond]

Not to be a jerk, but after looking at those pictures you really think that used oil has any chance of being recycled?

[desmond]

Not to be a jerk, but after looking at those pictures you really think that used oil has any chance of being recycled?

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