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California doctor claims spicy Thai dish left her with chemical burns

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14 hours ago, degrub said:

This was in California , not outside of the US. Read the OP, please.

 

Well technically, when anyone outside of the Peoples Republic of California interacts with a Californian, we like to say "Welcome to America" 😉

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    An American doctor...  And ordering a super spicy dish and finding out that it is super spicy, it seems she is not the smartest cookie in the jar.  

  • She sued only for $35,000, she can't be American.

  • Probably a liberal. 

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I can remember buying about 10 kg of beef for a large village party. I turned it over to my GF's cousin for cooking.

 

The amount of chili she put in it was enough to do double duty as paint stripper. I don't know if anyone else enjoyed it, but for me it was perfectly good beef made inedible.

On 10/27/2024 at 10:35 AM, lordgrinz said:

 

Well technically, when anyone outside of the Peoples Republic of California interacts with a Californian, we like to say "Welcome to America" 😉

I escaped the PRC many years ago.  

On 10/25/2024 at 7:56 PM, flyingfox1 said:

I guess the dragon wasn’t happy either 😂 

 Are there that many dragons around?    

 

I guess it's like those monkey balls that are sold everywhere in Thailand, not really from monkeys'.  

On 10/25/2024 at 1:56 AM, GammaGlobulin said:

Those same dehydrated (or "sun dried") hard chilies that have almost no flavour at all. The Chinese use these a lot and restaurants overseas where they can't get fresh ingredients.

 

It's impossible to prepare GongBaoJiDing without dried chilies, in fact.

 

I do not believe her story.

Just because one doubles the amount of chili in a Thai dish or a Chinese dish, does not mean that this will lead to physical injury.

 

The way she is moaning, you might think that she ate a peanut, or something.

 

Next time I see her, I'l give her some bear spray, and see how she likes it.

 

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 GongBao JiDing

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Woman sprays Bear with Thai Chili powder:

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And this is why you one won't be able to get good Thai food in California, in the future...

 

 

 

My wife doesn't think she can get good Thai food in America, because it isn't spicy enough.  The food is cooked for the American palate.   So she carries her own stash of chili pepper with her when we travel.  

 

At home, when she cooks sometimes, I need to wear a respirator or gas mask or something.   

2 hours ago, radiochaser said:

My wife doesn't think she can get good Thai food in America, because it isn't spicy enough.  The food is cooked for the American palate.   So she carries her own stash of chili pepper with her when we travel.  

 

At home, when she cooks sometimes, I need to wear a respirator or gas mask or something.   

 

Sounds as if you two, you both, are fundamentally unsuited for each other.

 

Maybe you might try some separation time?

 

 

On 10/25/2024 at 4:05 PM, Gandtee said:

A joke.


sorry, i thought jokes were supposed to amuse more than just the teller

On 10/29/2024 at 12:49 AM, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Sounds as if you two, you both, are fundamentally unsuited for each other.

 

Maybe you might try some separation time?

 

 

She loves me.   Won't let me go!  😄

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