Things you like that most other people don't like that you're not proud of

[rah]

I also am not familiar with tahini or hummus. And I don't care.

[Drake Tungsten]

New York pizza > hummus >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Chicago "pizza"

[rah]

New York pizza is a myth. It's not considered real pizza.

[loinburger]

New York pizza > hummus >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Chicago "pizza"

Heresy

[Drake Tungsten]

New York pizza is a myth. It's not considered real pizza.

Compare New York pizza and Chicago meat pie to the original Italian pizza and it quickly becomes clear which is authentic and which is a fraud.

[Imran Siddiqui]

New York pizza > hummus >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Chicago "pizza"

[rah]

Ah, after looking it up, I guess I've eaten hummus a few times back in school when I lived above a Lebanese family. I used to join them for dinner frequently but I had a rule that they couldn't tell me what I was eating. I really didn't want to know some of the ingrediants, especially when meat was involved.

[DaShi]

Though it seemed that they had that baby forever.

[Sirotnikov]

Anyway, I'd go to Haifa for the hummus

Just don't confuse me with a Palestinian and send me to jail or something

NEVAR!
We'd have an excellent adventure.
Slowwy should come too.

[rah]

I lived above them for three years, and she popped out a new one every year. It was great training for fatherhood. I got quite good at sleeping through babies crying.

[Sirotnikov]

I had a rule that they couldn't tell me what I was eating. I really didn't want to know some of the ingrediants, especially when meat was involved.

Why?

It's not like they eat human flesh. they eat lamb and stuff.

[Imran Siddiqui]

NEVAR!
We'd have an excellent adventure.
Slowwy should come too.

A Poly Beer Summit?

[rah]

Lamb wasn't a problem, Stuff was.
Mystery meat.
Actually I didn't want to bias what I though of the food. Kind of like eating New York sausage pizza and wondering what happened to the cats that were sometimes behind the resturant.

While my mother was a good Italian cook, I think most of the stuff I ate as a kid wouldn't be considered exotic. Eating with a large Lebanese family was quite the different experience for me. I liked almost everything they ever served. But maybe I wouldn't have if I knew what it was.

[onodera]

I always confuse falafel and alfalfa. Am I the only one? Or is one made from the the other? Also, why does hummus look like humus?

[Sirotnikov]

A Poly Beer Summit?

Maybe
But I don't have money to travel.