No, it's a... it's this:Potato wrote:...Goat Simulator?SpunkySix wrote:I was thinking more like playing that game where you're an elephant walking through a trippy, surreal landscape and bashing everything from cars to UFOs with your trunk in first person.Forever_ambivalent wrote:Including Rin most probably getting motion sickness afterwards and throwing up?
I don't think Rin would want to swing her head like a maniac and destroy random stuff.SpunkySix wrote:
No, it's a... it's this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5y25bLQygk
It's called Dumpy Going Elephants, and it's bizarre.
I've never heard a guy with a radio-announcer voice act like a hyperactive five-year-old before.SpunkySix wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5y25bLQygk
Isn't that most World Cup commentary?Atario wrote:I've never heard a guy with a radio-announcer voice act like a hyperactive five-year-old before.SpunkySix wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5y25bLQygk
Markiplier is a badass, don't you even.Atario wrote:I've never heard a guy with a radio-announcer voice act like a hyperactive five-year-old before.SpunkySix wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5y25bLQygk
No, Jules from Pulp Fiction is a badass. Markiplier is just loud and obnoxious.SpunkySix wrote:Markiplier is a badass, don't you even.Atario wrote:I've never heard a guy with a radio-announcer voice act like a hyperactive five-year-old before.SpunkySix wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5y25bLQygk
"French are just Spanish Germans, therefore Mexicans."Sea wrote:Comrade, as Khan Bek has convinced me to give Democracy a try.
Oh yes, I love those. They also have those thinly-sliced tuna flakes that seem to move on their own. I think I've tried all these flavours, and I must say that you haven't lived until you've done the 26 'western' flavours at a traditional clay oven pizza joint and then gone next door for the fifteen flavours at a Japanese-style pizza place.Oddball wrote:Pizza is as loved in Japan as it is elsewhere.
It's just ... kinda strange sometimes.
Let me copy and paste something I found online once...
Yep, that's right - you can get pizza in Japan. Sometimes, if you're lucky you can even get something that's close to what you would get in the States or what is available in Europe, but pizza in Japan often takes some strange forms.
Looking at a "Pizza California" flyer, I see various interesting combinations like a "mochi combo" (rice cake, bacon, 'double cheese', seaweed, parmesan cheese), a "California special" (shrimp, squid, tuna, onions, mushrooms, corn, mayonnaise), and a "Curry German Deluxe" (potatoes, onions, mayonnaise, bacon, parmesan cheese - no curry) available with a tomato sauce base or a gratin base.
Not to be beaten, "Farmer's Pizza" offers a whole slew of interesting pizzas as well. They even have "Japanese style" pizzas like the "Mentaiko (cod roe) Special" (cod roe, squid, onions, green peppers, mayonnaise, cheese) and "Teriyaki Jidori (Japanese chicken)" (onions, corn, bacon, fresh asparagus, mayonnaise, cheese). If you prefer an "American" pizza, you can try the "American Mix" (bacon, corn, mushrooms, onions, double cheese) or if you prefer something European, there's the "German Brunch" (2 wiener sausages, mustard, potatoes, green peppers, onions, cheese).
I am in need of rebirth. I need to go back to Japan. If this is okonomiyaki, then someone in my senior class that did their senior presentation on pizzas briefly mentioned it and said it was delicious.brythain wrote:you haven't lived until you've done the 26 'western' flavours at a traditional clay oven pizza joint and then gone next door for the fifteen flavours at a Japanese-style pizza place.
Okonomiyaki are those relatively fluffy pancake-like things, topped in a way similar to pizza. But you can also buy pizzas with Japanese-style toppings. I have the great good fortune to be able to get any of these things within about half an hour of feeling the desire…Umber wrote:I am in need of rebirth. I need to go back to Japan. If this is okonomiyaki, then someone in my senior class that did their senior presentation on pizzas briefly mentioned it and said it was delicious.brythain wrote:you haven't lived until you've done the 26 'western' flavours at a traditional clay oven pizza joint and then gone next door for the fifteen flavours at a Japanese-style pizza place.
How could I have missed this in 2009, I love food.
They eat in Japan?!Comrade wrote:They eat Pizza in Japan?
Squid jelly, I'd imagine.Atario wrote:Corn?? Mayonnaise?? I'm starting to question just what is meant by "cheese" here…
Ah, don't knock it till you've tried it… here, have a sample menu.Potato wrote:Squid jelly, I'd imagine.Atario wrote:Corn?? Mayonnaise?? I'm starting to question just what is meant by "cheese" here…
Much of that is decidedly not pizza, at any rate.
