I’ve had gumbo with okra and I didn’t like any of it. I don’t like seafood or spicy things - which describes about 95% of Louisianan cuisine.
You think she would have had 15 minutes of infamy had she not made this speech?
Here’s one of the affected Chinese:
“At first we saw it and thought it was a joke,” said David Chiu, President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. “We’re all incredibly saddened and disappointed that in 2014 someone would utter these stereotypical and racist comments.”
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I’ve had gumbo with okra and I didn’t like any of it.
[/quote]Okay then.
I happen to like okra.
But a friend of mine has declared about the stuff “Nothing that grows that easily can be anything but a weed.”
I for one welcome our new Cajun overlords.
I will defend any culture with delicious food (oh wait that’s basically all of them).
Seriously those eats look good!
C’mon, the fish and chips are good, if you drop the vinegar (and eat at a place with a local fishing industry so the critter is fresh).
Especially the preschoolers in the morning, when you (the tourguide) are still hungover, waking up on the sidewalk.
You diss okra to my face, Mister Big Man. You just try it.
I’ve got a sarlac right here in my pocket, and its name is “I like f*****g okra.”
I mean, “f*****g” as an intensifier, not as a verb. It likes “eating” okra, as do I.
Where “eating” is put in quotes for paralellism, not to imply that it is a circumlocution for something salacious.
I used to be on the television to talk about stuff like that.
But my wife made me get down on the floor.
I dropped the vinegar.
Over my fish and chips!
This is the best and most awesomest and classiest picture ever.
People eat the weirdest things.
If you put hard boiled eggs in it and leave them for a month it makes them into vinegary eggs!
Well she surely is an untalented one.
it’s supposed to sound like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok03v71G2wM
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