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| #21 - Posted 13 November 2009, 6:35 PM | |
 Location: Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo Join date: December 2007 Member #: 38 Posts: 4956  | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR Quote: AfroLatino1 previously said: Quote: vacanos previously said: Ok afro learning  By any chance did you eat dogs in Korea during your stay? You may choose to deny that, but some buddies and I went into Seoul and did taste the local delicacies indeed. Who knows what we ate back in those days  ? I was a SPC 4 then and I had a female SSG friend who lived off post whom I used to kick it with. We went out into Tongduchon town all the time. Wow, those were the days. I used to get all sort of knock offs made and sent back to the States. I had fun in Korea, the only thing I tend to have had a problem with was this kind of constant smell in the Country. It was like, everything looked clean, but that smell gghhh! Look, I understand if you do not want to let other fellow Dominican compatriots know that you have eaten all sort of things in Korea, but I am an honest man. I live in the moment and I might have eaten it without even knowing or even cared then. Actually, you haven't been the first one that I have seen making a remark about the korean's "smelliness". Could it be something that they eat? About disgusting dishes, the cambodians and vietnamese of the country side have roasted tarantulas as part of their menu (yuck!). It can't get any more disgusting than that. "A man who strives after goodness in all his acts is sure to come to ruin, since there are so many men who are not good." Niccolo Macchiavelli - The Prince |
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| #22 - Posted 13 November 2009, 7:01 PM | |
 Location: United States Join date: February 2009 Member #: 2112 Posts: 2701 | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR Quote: Lautaro previously said: Quote: AfroLatino1 previously said: Quote: vacanos previously said: Ok afro learning By any chance did you eat dogs in Korea during your stay? You may choose to deny that, but some buddies and I went into Seoul and did taste the local delicacies indeed. Who knows what we ate back in those days ? I was a SPC 4 then and I had a female SSG friend who lived off post whom I used to kick it with. We went out into Tongduchon town all the time. Wow, those were the days. I used to get all sort of knock offs made and sent back to the States. I had fun in Korea, the only thing I tend to have had a problem with was this kind of constant smell in the Country. It was like, everything looked clean, but that smell gghhh! Look, I understand if you do not want to let other fellow Dominican compatriots know that you have eaten all sort of things in Korea, but I am an honest man. I live in the moment and I might have eaten it without even knowing or even cared then. Actually, you haven't been the first one that I have seen making a remark about the korean's "smelliness". Could it be something that they eat? About disgusting dishes, the cambodians and vietnamese of the country side have roasted tarantulas as part of their menu (yuck!). It can't get any more disgusting than that. In the city you don't smell the fertilizer. But when you go to the country side it is bad. Korea mainly diet is rice in order for them to have their land ready after the winter they need to use this "human and animal waste" as fertilizer. That is what you smell when you drive to these area. In the monsoon season when it rain for two straight months these land get flooded and the US army to be courteous with the local ask for "force" volunteer to assist in those flooded area. A person I knew volunteer and two week later he still smell like shiit. Edited on 11/13/2009 7:02 PM by vacanos. MIENTRAS NO SE ESCARMIENTE A LOS TRAIDORES COMO SE DEBE, LOS BUENOS Y VERDADEROS DOMINICANOS SERAN SIEMPRE VICTIMAS DE SUS MAQUINACIONES JUAN PABLO DUARTE |
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| #23 - Posted 13 November 2009, 10:53 PM | |
 Location: Dominican Republic, El Guapito Jarabacoence,Nariz de Guineo, a troll and lloronas nightmare, right hand of El Boogeyman! MANABAO,LA VEGA Join date: August 2009 Member #: 3407 Posts: 1934 | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR Quote: Lautaro previously said: Quote: AfroLatino1 previously said: Quote: time2rize previously said: Hmm: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR. * I am simply wondering: So, why must or are they automatically "Extranjeros" and not presumably assumed to be Dominicans ?Because the chimi's here use dog meat, and not cat's. What I have heard though, is that if you have a cat near a construction site these days, then you can kiss that cat's good bye. You do know what is the ethnicity of the people working (and a large part of them living in) in those sites, don't you? el nuevecito se llama gato ripiao!!!! escucha como llora mi accordion!!!! |
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| #24 - Posted 13 November 2009, 10:57 PM | |
 Location: Dominican Republic Join date: November 2009 Member #: 3911 Posts: 431 | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR Quote: Lautaro previously said: Actually, you haven't been the first one that I have seen making a remark about the korean's "smelliness". Could it be something that they eat? Somebody once told me that it was the human manure among other manures which they use for fertilizers in the farms everywhere in the country as do most other Asian nations. |
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| #25 - Posted 13 November 2009, 11:17 PM | |
Location: Dominican Republic, El Guapito Jarabacoence,Nariz de Guineo, a troll and lloronas nightmare, right hand of El Boogeyman! MANABAO,LA VEGA Join date: August 2009 Member #: 3407 Posts: 1934 | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR Quote: AfroLatino1 previously said: Quote: Lautaro previously said: Actually, you haven't been the first one that I have seen making a remark about the korean's "smelliness". Could it be something that they eat? Somebody once told me that it was the human manure among other manures which they use for fertilizers in the farms everywhere in the country as do most other Asian nations. one of the most popular foods in korea is the fermented food. they ferment everything from soybeans to fish! |
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| #26 - Posted 13 November 2009, 11:59 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: March 2008 Member #: 522 Posts: 1184 | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR deleted duplicate Edited on 11/14/2009 12:00 AM by guillermone. |
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| #27 - Posted 13 November 2009, 11:59 PM | |
Location: United States Join date: March 2008 Member #: 522 Posts: 1184 | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR Ok, what's the point? You have a demented carnivour preparing his next meal, And? Is there a lesson to be learn here or can we fine a hidden message in the video. Certainly there must be more to it than that. I can only interpret as if this guy está pasando un trabajo del diablo!!!! He is passing through Niagra on a bike. If nobody can fine the answer in the mean time: Moral of the story is................ "There is more then one way to skin a cat." or in this case the British version says: "there is more ways of killing a cat," People are so concerned about suvival and their way of doing things that they live in a dog-eat-dog world. This British foreigner prove it to be otherwise, literally......... |
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| #28 - Posted 14 November 2009, 12:04 AM | |
Location: United States Join date: March 2008 Member #: 522 Posts: 1184 | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR Quote: MIRABUENO previously said: Quote: Lautaro previously said: Quote: AfroLatino1 previously said: Quote: time2rize previously said: Hmm: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR. * I am simply wondering: So, why must or are they automatically "Extranjeros" and not presumably assumed to be Dominicans ?Because the chimi's here use dog meat, and not cat's. What I have heard though, is that if you have a cat near a construction site these days, then you can kiss that cat's good bye. You do know what is the ethnicity of the people working (and a large part of them living in) in those sites, don't you? el nuevecito se llama gato ripiao!!!! escucha como llora mi accordion!!!! Yeah, I think there is a merengue like that, believe it or not. I will look for it see if I can find it. For sure this was not el gato volador, that's for sure. Another song.....in tribute to the feline. |
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| #29 - Posted 14 November 2009, 1:58 AM | |
Location: Dominican Republic, El Guapito Jarabacoence,Nariz de Guineo, a troll and lloronas nightmare, right hand of El Boogeyman! MANABAO,LA VEGA Join date: August 2009 Member #: 3407 Posts: 1934 | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR Quote: guillermone previously said: Quote: MIRABUENO previously said: Quote: Lautaro previously said: Quote: AfroLatino1 previously said: Quote: time2rize previously said: Hmm: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR. * I am simply wondering: So, why must or are they automatically "Extranjeros" and not presumably assumed to be Dominicans ?Because the chimi's here use dog meat, and not cat's. What I have heard though, is that if you have a cat near a construction site these days, then you can kiss that cat's good bye. You do know what is the ethnicity of the people working (and a large part of them living in) in those sites, don't you? el nuevecito se llama gato ripiao!!!! escucha como llora mi accordion!!!! Yeah, I think there is a merengue like that, believe it or not. I will look for it see if I can find it. For sure this was not el gato volador, that's for sure. Another song.....in tribute to the feline. im telling you man when it comes to tipico anything can be sung from a to z. a drink in one hand and an arm around tu jeba kicked back with that tipico rhythm....  lets start with gato ripiao. |
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| #30 - Posted 14 November 2009, 8:35 PM | |
 Location: United States Join date: October 2009 Member #: 3826 Posts: 113 | RE: Extrangero Comiendo Gato En Cabarete, DR Cats can be eaten they are animals like any other, seriously...... I have not eaten it, but I would if there was nothing else.. Meow!!!!! I wounder if you get 9 lives when you eat that? |
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