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Symposium on Sushi



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Mon Nov 15, 2010 7:00 pm
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EloquentDragon says...



This is what I think about Sushi; so in someways I have no idea why I'm putting it in this forum. Perhaps someone can find a deeper, hidden meaning to my randomness.

Why do I not like sushi? Raw fish is an acquired taste, but mostly I am repulsed because of a bad experience with a grocery store brand. The seaweed was soggy and could hardly be called seaweed, the rice was old and tasteless, and the fish was certainly processed by some amateur machine. Now, if I ever had the chance to try REAL sushi, I probably would. (Even though Chinese food is taking over the world, but that’s another story...)
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