David Fryer
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David Fryer wrote:Okay this is a question for Sebastian. If you are under contract with someone and they fire you, can they then turn around and sue you for breach of contract for actions you took after you were fired?Definitely a question for a lawyer, but out of curiosity, any chance you could come up with some (even far-fetched) wrongful termination claim? That might get them to shut up and leave you alone.
Anyway, see what Sebastian has to say.
It's actually not me. My wife was telling me about Jon osslin being sued by TLC and it got me curious.
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There's plenty of Thai food that is light on veggies--there's actually a tendency in many Thai restaurants to add more veggies because their American patrons expect it. I think I'd recommend for you what I recommend for all people trying Thai food for the first time: Pad Thai. Little bits of green onion and cilantro are about all the veggies you're likely to get in Pad Thai: flat noodles, chicken, shrimp, (some places make you choose one or pay more for both), bit of tofu, peanuts, bean sprouts (some leave out sprouts), lime, and a little chile seasoning.
Sweet and a little spicy (unless you ask for it to spicy, and many Thai restaurants will have a rating system of 1-5 for how hot).
| Mairkurion {tm} |
Fair enough, Mairkurion. I have been wanting to give it another try.
I also don't find curry spicy. Very strange. Because I can't handle really hot peppers and the like, but it must be some weird tastebud thing that curry doesn't register as spicy to me.
There was one Indian restaurant on Main St in Flushing that made me so freakin' sick...I should have sued them.
Yeah, I don't think of curry as being particularly hot, spicy more in a tasty sense. Although, I've had Thai curries that were fairly hot, but that was because of the peppers they added.
Mike Welham
Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012
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There's plenty of Thai food that is light on veggies--there's actually a tendency in many Thai restaurants to add more veggies because their American patrons expect it. I think I'd recommend for you what I recommend for all people trying Thai food for the first time: Pad Thai. Little bits of green onion and cilantro are about all the veggies you're likely to get in Pad Thai: flat noodles, chicken, shrimp, (some places make you choose one or pay more for both), bit of tofu, peanuts, bean sprouts (some leave out sprouts), lime, and a little chile seasoning.
Sweet and a little spicy (unless you ask for it to spicy, and many Thai restaurants will have a rating system of 1-5 for how hot).
I'll give it a try. There's some folks at work that go to a local Thai place occasionally, so I'll tag along with them.
Thanks for the recommendation.
Celestial Healer
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Sure, Taig.
CH - Limerick on Thai food?
(NB Chicken cashew may be a sign that the cook at the Thai restaurant is really Chinese!)
BTW, it would be fitting that the cooks at the Thai restaurants around here are Chinese, because all the cooks at the Chinese restaurants are Korean.
flash_cxxi
RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32
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Okay, the kid is finally in bed 45 minutes past his bedtime. Tucked in, Death Star song sung, last excuses for why he should be allowed to get back up shot down. I bet he needs more water in five minutes. (rolls eyes)
This sounds awfully familiar... I'm so glad to see that I still have this to continue to look forward to... :/
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lynora wrote:Okay, the kid is finally in bed 45 minutes past his bedtime. Tucked in, Death Star song sung, last excuses for why he should be allowed to get back up shot down. I bet he needs more water in five minutes. (rolls eyes)This sounds awfully familiar... I'm so glad to see that I still have this to continue to look forward to... :/
Yeah, that's me, the master (er, mistress?) of encouragement. ;)