EPTOn August 15 2013 05:01 NeoIllusions wrote:
Monorails not included, I've never been on a train before in my life. G_G
Monorails not included, I've never been on a train before in my life. G_G
Neo, I am...
[August off-topic]Until Neo decides - Page 17
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Alaric
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Slusher
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On August 14 2013 02:46 onlywonderboy wrote: So how many of you guys have been enlightened to the amazingness that is Salty Bet? I think Salty Bet matches sometimes make more sense than NA LCS. | ||
onlywonderboy
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On August 15 2013 07:31 xes wrote: I think Salty Bet matches sometimes make more sense than NA LCS. LOL shots fired. | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
On August 15 2013 04:16 xes wrote: Make a friend who lives in LA. I hear driveways are free parking. Union Station (the main train station) has parking for pretty cheap (IIRC 7$ per day or so) so long as you never take your car out of the station. The subway goes direct from the train station to the venue. Subway passes are like 5$ a day I think? For a place to stay, if you want cheapo this is what I'd recommend: http://www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/usa/los-angeles/39472/ I stayed there when I went to Anime Expo. It's in Hollywood right across the street from the Hard Rock cafe, and less than a block away is a subway station and a McDonalds for cheapo food. When I went I got a rate of about 20$ a night, but I think their standard fare is more like 30. It's a typical hostel, dorm rooms, shared bathrooms, no food, a hostel bar, and lockers for you to store valuables in. If I go to Worlds it's where I'm gonna stay. If anybody needs any help planning out a trip to Worlds send me a PM, I'm kind of pretty good at these kinds of things and don't mind helping people find deals, since I <3 everyone. | ||
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ticklishmusic
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Tooplark
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On August 15 2013 04:31 Alaric wrote: I'm going to screw my ratatouille and have to deal with the result for 5 meals from the amount I've made. Talking food is nice and motivating till you actually try when you aren't good at it. >_> i always miserably fail at cooking the first time or two I try, sometimes longer if it's complicated except chili and soups, those are practically foolproof | ||
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mordek
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kainzero
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On August 16 2013 03:05 mordek wrote: A new vietnamese restaurant came into town (first one) and I have yet to try pho. Is there anything else I should be trying? Banh mi and spring rolls. In a later visit, the vermicelli noodle dishes are usually good. | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
On August 16 2013 03:05 mordek wrote: A new vietnamese restaurant came into town (first one) and I have yet to try pho. Is there anything else I should be trying? Depends on the place really. Pho is probably the best food experience I had in Vietnam. Vietnamese coffee is also real good, but I haven't been able to get it in the US the same way they make it in Vietnam. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnamese_iced_coffee Vietnamese sandwiches can be pretty good. If you like spicy food any sort of spicy lemongrass dish is prob good. | ||
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Requizen
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On August 16 2013 03:18 NeoIllusions wrote: I realized I really like vietnamese food. :O One thing I started doing for lunch and dinner was just going new places and ordering something new off the menu. I didn't even know what a Falafel was until I just randomly ordered it one day, those fuckers are delicious. My favorite Korean place has a lot of different types of sushi rolls or KBBQ dishes that I just try at random and end up loving. I had kimchi stew there the other day. The bowl was still roiling hot when they brought it out, so my first instinct was to just take a huge spoonful and nom it -.- It was really good though | ||
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
On August 16 2013 03:18 NeoIllusions wrote: I realized I really like vietnamese food. :O Phocking pho is the phocking best food. | ||
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Chexx
Korea (South)11232 Posts
the only thing I know about pho is the asian fight video on youtube :/ | ||
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vvSiegvv
United States364 Posts
On August 16 2013 03:47 Chexx wrote: the only thing I know about pho is the asian fight video on youtube :/ Man go do yourself a favor and go out and grab yourself a bowl of pho. I don't like most of the Vietnamese food I've tried but that shit is delicious. | ||
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
On August 16 2013 03:23 Requizen wrote: One thing I started doing for lunch and dinner was just going new places and ordering something new off the menu. I didn't even know what a Falafel was until I just randomly ordered it one day, those fuckers are delicious. My favorite Korean place has a lot of different types of sushi rolls or KBBQ dishes that I just try at random and end up loving. I had kimchi stew there the other day. The bowl was still roiling hot when they brought it out, so my first instinct was to just take a huge spoonful and nom it -.- It was really good though Once, I saw something that looked like a hair in my food so the first thing I did was eat it to confirm it. I'm a sushi snob so normally I'd be like "rolls ain't real sushi bro" but damn, I love kimbap. I also think those crazy rolls are great every once in a while. | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
On August 16 2013 04:00 kainzero wrote: Once, I saw something that looked like a hair in my food so the first thing I did was eat it to confirm it. I'm a sushi snob so normally I'd be like "rolls ain't real sushi bro" but damn, I love kimbap. I also think those crazy rolls are great every once in a while. I never know how to order non-rolls though, so many items with names that may or may not be in another language. My only other issue with sushi is that I never know how much to order, either I get too much and can't stop myself from eating all of it, or I get very little but can't bring myself to order more because I'm awk as fuck. But I love it, sushi is like my favorite food on the planet. | ||
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caelym
United States6430 Posts
On August 16 2013 04:13 Requizen wrote: I never know how to order non-rolls though, so many items with names that may or may not be in another language. My only other issue with sushi is that I never know how much to order, either I get too much and can't stop myself from eating all of it, or I get very little but can't bring myself to order more because I'm awk as fuck. But I love it, sushi is like my favorite food on the planet. I think sushi just takes time to learn. There're so many different kinds of fish and toppings that you should just be adventurous and explore. You can also look up different sushi ingredients online beforehand. | ||
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