The post whore thread.

[Irving]

Also, I have an Android. I want to listen to podcasts (see afforementioned driving). What app do I download?

[Irving]

Before anyone suggests finding the podcast on YouTube, (which is what I usually do) look up O'neil, NE and tell me how great you think the non-Verizon coverage will be on the way there and back.

[wyome]

You chose that lifestyle...deal wiff it

[CS1983]

Do you think Lincoln has good Pho? We're about to find out.

I've got about 7 hours of driving tomorrow. I'm going to be pissed if I get some BS sneak shit attack a la CalSct. Go Cals! Lol

You're worried about Ho Chi Minh's revenge, and yet desire to eat Pho before a 7 hour drive?

[Irving]

Pho never messes with me. Unfortunately, pho restaurant owners take their work/life balance more seriously than other Asians and they all close way early. I found myself at some Korean restaurant tying things I've never heard of.

Tom Yum (clear) with spicy level 5 of 10. Rollin the dice!

[Irving]

And for the record, I'm worried about not being able to listen to a podcast.

[Irving]

Well, that was a mistake.

[iego]

Tom's brother Charles is a lot more palatable.

[theGinsue]

Tom Yum is Thai

[Irving]

I think you're correct. There was also a creamy option. Some of the other menu items had other ethnicity options as well. Either way, I was disappointed. The "Thai spices" all seemed to taste like ginger, but weren't ginger and were not edible. If I have to chew something 900 times, I generally determine it is inedible and spit it out. Of all the items that made up the "soup" there were four things that I could even eat. Shrip, whatever the mushroom stuff was, something that could have been cilantro, and whatever pepper they used for the spice. Otherwise the broth was okay, but pretty much tasted like hot ginger. Good thing there was some white rice on the side. I asked the lady if I was supposed to put the rice in the soup and she said I wasn't. Not a good way to spend $10.99.