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In response to "Is it bad of me to promote the idea of sushi on today, December 7th, given the significance of the day? -- nm" by Beryllium

well, sushi was invented in the US. I wouldn't promote it as a commemoration, though. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Dec 7 '09, 10:10

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which is why it has always gone by its original name "raw fish and seeweed". -- nm - Reagen Dec 7, 10:21 1
- I hate when my memory does this crap. -- nm - loosilu Dec 7, 10:25
i doubt Japan is part of the US -- nm - Danedukenuuk Dec 7, 10:12 9
- you're right. what the heck am I confusing it with? -- nm - loosilu Dec 7, 10:14 7
  - burritos? -- nm - mafic Dec 7, 10:36 1
    - actually, that would make sense. you might be right. -- nm - Beryllium Dec 7, 10:38
  - Pizza or Hamburgers - Danedukenuuk Dec 7, 10:15
  - the california roll. california is part of the US. -- nm - Beryllium Dec 7, 10:14 3
    - well "toast hawaii" was invented by a German TV Chef who was no chef -- nm - Danedukenuuk Dec 7, 10:17
    - yes, I knew that one. but I'm thinking of something else that's popular in Japan. -- nm - loosilu Dec 7, 10:15 1
      - karaoke? -- nm - Beryllium Dec 7, 10:16
- Indeed. -- (link) - Shaun Dec 7, 10:12

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