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In response to
"
Why is this a bad thing? -- nm
"
by
JaxSean
how do you twirl it onto your fork without it all just sort of unraveling and falling off? i mean, i don't really care, but i assume that's part of it -- nm
Posted by
Andie
Nov 27 '24, 13:49
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Chow mein, no twirling. Udon, no twirl. Spaghetti, suddenly you have to twirl? "What. Is. The deal?" -- nm
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con_carne
Nov 27, 14:14
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Yeah, chow mein is American. Udon is slurped. Japanese would chop you with a sword if you broke the noodles. -- nm*
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loosilu
Nov 27, 15:21
Though no forks for the first two either -- nm
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JD
Nov 27, 14:59
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Au contraire. -- nm
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con_carne
Nov 27, 15:14
I can still twirl the halfsies. just load up in bulk and they all stay together anyhow. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Nov 27, 13:56
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