It's going to be a full blown Caribbean meal tomorrow. Jerk chicken, arroz mamposteado, yautia soup, and either fried yucca or plantains.
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She really was. It's hard for me to picture anyone else in that role.
Add in my love for Gary Oldman and that movie is an automatic must watch every time it's on.
Actually, the jokes are more like this:
"Oh, look, a Caribbean Jerk making Caribbean jerk"
"You're pretty good at this recipe. Guess jerk is in your blood."
"How do you know about Caribbean jerk? Guess it takes one to know one."
I was reading an article on the CNN website about a body being stolen from a funerary home. Name of the funeral director? **** Tips. No, seriously. **** Tips.
Let me preface by saying I love Indian food. However, 3 weeks of it is enough. Worst thing about it? No pork. My wife's family is Christian, so they are not vegetarians. They eat beef, chicken, fish, duck, goat, etc. For some odd reason, no pork. I need some pork chops, pork loin roast, fried pork, etc. Pork chops on Wednesday for sure.
We know your mind is always in the gutter
Not the first time I've been told that in the last 24 hours, not the last time I'll be told that in the next 24.
Islam: no pork
Catholics: used to be no meat on Fridays other than fish. Now I think it's only on Fridays during Lent. Disclaimer - I'm not Catholic so I don't know this for a fact.
Hindu: kinda yeah, kinda no on beef, pork. Not strictly forbidden, per se, but abstaining from eating flesh puts you on a higher plane spiritually, so to speak.
I'm no authority either - this is just things I have picked up from knowing people from different cultures.
I'm pretty sure he made shower beers on the 8th day. After the rest, he was like...okay, got the important stuff made, now, lets give 'em something awesome.
Yep, wrong. Jews and Muslims don't eat pork (cloven hooves), Hindus don't eat beef. Catholics eat anything (really, pretty much all christians eat everything, that was part of the new testament). Now, Catholics do generally fast on Fridays during lent, meaning we're essentially pescatarians. (no meat, fish okay)
It is down pouring right now. Kuhio is even flooded, which is crazy because it's probably the busiest road in Waikiki. There's even lightening and thunder, for the first time since I've moved here. It doesn't sound like I'm used to hearing in the Midwest. It's more like something heavy being dragged across a wood floor or something. It's weird. I'm slightly worried.
Don't know what they're like in Hawaii, but I learned to take those seriously in Texas. Gully-washers...they can kill you.
Are you on the ground floor? Did you move your car to high ground? A couple of weeks ago we had a big rain come thru river went from way low to bank full then back to sandbars in less then 12 hours. glad I wasn't river camping that night.
Right, Vatican II. Although, our catholic school never did meat on Fridays, but that was probably a budget thing.
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