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  1. It is said that the Chinese cooking style can not only make yummy
    dishes, but also effectively prevent from infecting virus such as bird
    flu !

    so why not trying to cook in Chinese style ?

  2. there are 8 major cuisines all over China!

  3. there are 8 major cuisines all over China!

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    It is said that the Chinese cooking style can not only make yummy
    dishes, but also effectively prevent from infecting virus such as bird
    flu !

    so why not trying to cook in Chinese style ?

    This is your brain on drugs.

  5. what do u mean ???

  6. what do u mean ???

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    what do u mean ???

    It's utterly stupid to claim that an entire cuisine can prevent viral
    infections.

  8. Doug Kanter said:

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    what do u mean ???

    It's utterly stupid to claim that an entire cuisine can prevent viral
    infections.

    Get 'em Doug! Maybe this 'miracle cuisine' is why there are a couple
    of zillion Chinese, they don't get sick!!

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    Doug Kanter said:

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    what do u mean ???

    It's utterly stupid to claim that an entire cuisine can prevent viral
    infections.

    Get 'em Doug! Maybe this 'miracle cuisine' is why there are a couple
    of zillion Chinese, they don't get sick!!

    I wonder why (in yesterday's news) China is vaccinating all of its chickens
    against the virus. If the cuisine is so miraculous, the Chinese should be
    able to go swimming in vats of the cultured germ. :-)

  10. but fried chiken is safe anyway ! high temperatuew can kill the viruses
    but the chiken can't the viruses. so people need to do them a favor!

  11. "xiao mike" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    but fried chiken is safe anyway ! high temperatuew can kill the viruses
    but the chiken can't the viruses. so people need to do them a favor!

    What??? :-)

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    but fried chiken is safe anyway ! high temperatuew can kill the viruses
    but the chiken can't the viruses. so people need to do them a favor!

    What??? :-)

  13. --
    Vilco
    Think Pink , Drink Rose'

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    Vilco
    Think Pink , Drink Rose'

  15. yes they cook food in a high temperatue, westeners like uncooked
    food... that's the diffrence, and the dishware they use is diffrent!

  16. xiao mike said:

    yes they cook food in a high temperatue, westeners like uncooked
    food... that's the diffrence, and the dishware they use is diffrent!

    What a generalisation.
    Westerners like uncooked food?
    And how is the dishware different?

    Doc

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    yes they cook food in a high temperatue, westeners like uncooked
    food... that's the diffrence, and the dishware they use is diffrent!

    I like cooked food and I eat mostly from dishware made in China
    (probably not in restaurants), and hey...guess what...I'm a westerner!
    Does that confuse you? :-)

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    xiao mike a écrit :

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    yes they cook food in a high temperatue, westeners like uncooked
    food... that's the diffrence, and the dishware they use is diffrent!

    Quoted message said:

    I like cooked food and I eat mostly from dishware made in China
    (probably not in restaurants), and hey...guess what...I'm a westerner!
    Does that confuse you? :-)

    In terms of compass direction, which way do you usually face at your table?

  19. Doug Kanter a écrit :

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    "alsandor" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    xiao mike a écrit :

    Quoted message said:

    yes they cook food in a high temperatue, westeners like uncooked
    food... that's the diffrence, and the dishware they use is diffrent!

    Quoted message said:

    I like cooked food and I eat mostly from dishware made in China
    (probably not in restaurants), and hey...guess what...I'm a westerner!
    Does that confuse you? :-)

    In terms of compass direction, which way do you usually face at your table?

    As stipulated in the Book of Eating Fully Cooked Food on Proper
    Crockery, I face the table. I find this to be the best scenario when it
    comes to actually placing fully cooked food on my proper crockery so
    that I may then eat it :-)

  20. "alsandor" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Doug Kanter a écrit :

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    "alsandor" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    xiao mike a écrit :

    Quoted message said:

    yes they cook food in a high temperatue, westeners like uncooked
    food... that's the diffrence, and the dishware they use is diffrent!

    Quoted message said:

    I like cooked food and I eat mostly from dishware made in China
    (probably not in restaurants), and hey...guess what...I'm a westerner!
    Does that confuse you? :-)

    In terms of compass direction, which way do you usually face at your
    table?

    Quoted message said:

    As stipulated in the Book of Eating Fully Cooked Food on Proper
    Crockery, I face the table. I find this to be the best scenario when it
    comes to actually placing fully cooked food on my proper crockery so
    that I may then eat it :-)

    Eat then well aLonE among your Frigidaire firewood justly.

    Or something like that. :-)

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