Hey, Usmu!

[Terygon]

Well... just hey, I guess.

[usmu]

well just hey to you too [img]smile.gif[/img]
So what's keeping you invisible today?

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ April 15, 2003 02:30 PM: Message edited by: usmu ]</font>

[Terygon]

I don't know. I never see me. I thought it just blanked out the person ot the screen. (If that makes any sense?)

How do you like your hot dogs? Culinarily speaking, that is.

[usmu]

That's what I thought too, but apparently that's not the case.

Cullinary speaking, if there is such a thing when it comes to hot dogs, I don't. They're more of an American things I suppose. Pizza is a different story though. Favorite topping?

[Terygon]

*picture drool off the icon's tongue*

Pizza!
Favorite topping: Anchovies and mushrooms.
Most often ordeered topping: Sausage and mushrooms. (My friends are salty-fish wimps.)

[usmu]

I never really had anchovies, so I don't really know if I'd like it or not.

I almost always go for a pizza shoarma. They even send garlic sauce along... I know this has nothing to do with pizza as it's meant to be, but I like it. A lot.

Some of the people I get on the phone know which street I live on, and I almost never have to leave my phonenumber. The owner of the place is an old school mate of mine, which also has it's advantages [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Terygon]

Pizza shoarma? Define please.

[usmu]

Shoarma is small cut, roasted lamb's meat usually served in pitabread with garlic sauce.

Shoarma is the Iraeli name, Doner Kebab the Turkish version. It's usually prepared by vertically roasting a large piece of lamb, cutting of the bits that are well done.

The Greek also have a version of this dish, but I can't remember the name.

Now you take a pizza with cheese and tomato sauce and throw on some shoarma meat. Serve with a sideorder of garlic sauce.

Doest this make more sense?

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ April 15, 2003 03:29 PM: Message edited by: usmu ]</font>

[Terygon]

*shorts out keyboard drooling*

To get back to a previous subject, I'm trying to gather info regarding a high-end sausage shop I'm thinking about opeing here. If you don't mind my asking, what is it you don't like about hot dogs?

(I'm going to be gone in just a bit, so I'll respond to you Thursday, OK?)

[erisesoteric]

I think the greek name for that is Souvlaki. If it's what I'm thinking it is, it's a little piece of heaven this side of earth. There was this little greek restaurant in one of my home towns that made the best souvlaki...

Anyway, hot dogs are gross, give me a good bratwurst any day.

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