Spicier than the Olsen Twins - Free Curry!

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spazola

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if you like the smell of dead pig than go get some free curry or you could go stay at the super 8 in wildwood, fl. its owned by rag heads and they and there smell makes me sick. this is the worst deal i have ever seen.:disgust:

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Sunmansfx

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spazola u dumbass m*therf*cker...curry was first made by the british...but then again, you won't know this cuz you got your head stuck up your Arse so high, you can't do anything but spew shiat
 
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QPid

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<< well that and that apparently you think 15 year olds are "spicy"

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correction: spicer not spicy
 
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QPid

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Funny:

search for "olsen" in the search bar and you find three threads all saying "hotter than the olsen twins" all started by Youllmispronounceit
 
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YoullMispronounceIt

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<< search for "olsen" in the search bar and you find three threads all saying "hotter than the olsen twins" all started by Youllmispronounceit >>



...and they were all comparable to Olsen-Twin hotness

 
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breadboy

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<< spazola u dumbass m*therf*cker...curry was first made by the british...but then again, you won't know this cuz you got your head stuck up your Arse so high, you can't do anything but spew shiat >>



That's pretty funny, because curry was not invented by the british. So I guess you're not only pr*ck but also ignorant.
 
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<< History of Curry

Although there are many opinions about the origin of the "Japanese Curry" [more on that, in a minute], it seems most certain that India is the home of curry. The proof is that the origin of the word "curry" which means "soup" can be traced to Tamil language in South India. Another strong clue is that Budda (Shaka) was the first to cook curry. Indian legend says that Buddha (Shaka) taught people how to mix nuts and fruits. The use of curry first became popular as a miraculous way to achieve eternal youth and longevity. Only later was it used as a seasoning. Some legends say that miraculous element was called "Coorry", and others that the area which Budda (Shaka) fist evangelized was called "Curry".

Whatever its origins were, the use of curry was quickly spread from the Indian continent. In the European middle ages, spice was used as a preservative for meats and for medicinal effect rather than for seasoning. Spices were then imported from Asia. Wars broke out as nation's scrambled to control regions of the spice production. Such regions were colonized.
In those days, India was governed by England as spices were brought back to the homeland; England reproduced the curry imported from the Indian. There were records of curry recipe in a cookbook of 1747. In the early 19th century, "Curry Powder", as we know today, became available in the market place and it became popular by the late 19th century. By then it had also spread to France and even further to Japan. In this connection, the originator of this curry powder was the company of the Close & Blackwell (C&B).
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<< spazola u dumbass m*therf*cker...curry was first made by the british...but then again, you won't know this cuz you got your head stuck up your Arse so high, you can't do anything but spew shiat >>



That's pretty funny, because curry was not invented by the british. So I guess you're not only pr*ck but also ignorant. >>



Actually, curry *was* invented by the British. After the first British travellers came back from the Indian sub-continent, they created curry, which reminded them of the flavors they tasted in India. The word is also used by foreigners to describe the foods served in India.
 
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jat20

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<< spazola u dumbass m*therf*cker...curry was first made by the british...but then again, you won't know this cuz you got your head stuck up your Arse so high, you can't do anything but spew shiat >>



That's pretty funny, because curry was not invented by the british. So I guess you're not only pr*ck but also ignorant. >>



history of curry
 
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Our friend YoullMispronounceIt seems to be hung up on the Olsen Twins. Has anyone noticed that?

YoullMispronounceIt, why don't you get a name we can pronounce?

:)
 
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Bellgoody

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I've never had the good fortune to enjoy a good meal flavored with curry. It is time to try again.

Thanks for the post and (what's become) an interesting thread. It offers everything from Moderator intervention, puerile interest in certain underage females, and history links.

So much bang for your buck at the ferenghi Wheel O' Fortune here in ATHD.
 
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figgypower

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Wow, as a 17 year old I can say that you're the first person I've ever heard in my entire life who finds the Olsen Twins even remotely
attractive! :D Anyway, if you like the spice give it a shot - if you don't, then eh... don't (might be bomarded with spam, who knows). :) My
experience with food offers over the Internet is that they never work out - I've always had other offers work out...
 
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