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Excluding Italian and Chinese, since these have become pretty commonplace in most parts of the US and Canada.
Stupid board. I was trying to make this into a poll, but the database crapped out. Here were the choices I made available:
- Thai
- Tibetan
- Greek
- Vietnamese
- Turkish
- Mediterranean
- Mongolian BBQ
- French
- Cajun
- Mexican
- Indian
- None, I just eat ice cubes
- Other
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Mongolian BarBQ
Along with the 2 that asked us not to mention Italian and Chinese
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Posting Junkie
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Indian. Can't see why you didn't include that.
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Mexican, Thai, Cajun. MMmmmmmmmm
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Thai. By Far.... wanna try Indian. Need to move.
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Originally Posted by - - e r i k - -
Indian. Can't see why you didn't include that.
It was in my original poll that the board swallowed. Added it to my list.
More favorites?
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Indian is awesome. Spicy is awesome.
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- Thai-All of it is good
- Greek-Gyros
- Vietnamese-noodle soup
- Turkish-lamb
- Mediterranean-mmm
- Mongolian BBQ-good, but i like Korean BBQ better
- Cajun-Turducken, jambalaya, gumbo!
- Japanese-Gyoza, wakame, miso, edamame, sushi.....
Yes! They are all good.
Thank you for making me think of good food Besson, I think I have a lead on your shoe!
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Ummm... ...excluding Italian and Chinese (which are my favourites):
American.
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Been inclined to wander... off the beaten track.
That's where there's thunder... and the wind shouts back.
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Originally Posted by Doofy
Ummm... ...excluding Italian and Chinese (which are my favourites):
American.
BOOOORRRINNG!
I hate bland food. It's gotta have some spice or some unusual kick for me.
Don't like fishy tasting stuff though.
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Originally Posted by iLikebeer
- Thai-All of it is good
- Greek-Gyros
- Vietnamese-noodle soup
- Turkish-lamb
- Mediterranean-mmm
- Mongolian BBQ-good, but i like Korean BBQ better
- Cajun-Turducken, jambalaya, gumbo!
- Japanese-Gyoza, wakame, miso, edamame, sushi.....
Yes! They are all good.
Thank you for making me think of good food Besson, I think I have a lead on your shoe!
Did all this food make you think of my shoe? I mean, my shoe does look really tasty. A couple times I wanted to take a bite of it...
Before your ex took my shoe, that is! 
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Originally Posted by besson3c
Did all this food make you think of my shoe? I mean, my shoe does look really tasty. A couple times I wanted to take a bite of it...
Before your ex took my shoe, that is!
Yes, I took her out to eat a lot. Made me think of how she got kind of chubby there at the end from all the good stuff on that list. I bet she stole the shoe out of anger that gyoza enlargened her thighs!  Don't worry, I'll get it back though!
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The rich are cheap. That's how they got rich.
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Polish (Although I barely ever get to eat Polish food  ).
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I love ice cubes.
However, in other news, I didn't see the option for "big freakin' steak done rare enough that my family's serious history of heart disease suddenly flies out the window." I'll pick that one.
Seriously though, I eat out wherever possible...French, Ukranian and Greek/Mediterranean are a little bit of heaven, right there...oh shwarma! Unfortunately, although I used to be a large fan of spicy foods, in the past few years I've been starting to find they don't always agree with the internal mechanisms...perhaps I'm just getting old. 
Mmmmmm, food. Now I'm salivating.
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My absolute favorites:
- Indian
- Mediterranean
My absolutely *least* liked:
- French
- Turkish
The rest just falls somewhere in between
cheers
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You didn't include enough ethnicities. I find your post extremely offensive and biased. Moderators, I hope you will close this thread and warn the original poster about not being inclusive of all ethnicities.
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Mediterranean (Greek, Lebanese, Jordanian), Eastern European (I sometimes visit a really good Latvian bakery), Cajun, Mexican (the more authentic the better [Don Pablos and Chevys are not authentic]), Italian, Szechuan, Spanish, Thai, Indian, Irish, English, German, ...
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Originally Posted by CharlesS
Polish (Although I barely ever get to eat Polish food ).
Just visit the Cubeoid home, and Mama Cubeoid will make something for you.
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Once you wanted revolution, now you're the institution, how's it feel to be the man?
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Thai, Japanese, Mexican Meditteranian and Filipino =)
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Afghan food is the best! It's somewhat like Indian, but not as spicy.
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My number one would be thai............newfie food is great as well....LoL.....
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mexican all the friggen way. Real mexican food, im talkin about chicken feet.
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Originally Posted by far200
My number one would be thai............newfie food is great as well....LoL.....
HAH! How could I forget?!?! My nan's caribou stew kicks all sort of ass!
I can't wait until I get back in Toronto for Christmas...the Sunday dinner will just kill me. Go salt pork and pudding!
Now I'm REALLY hungry.
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Southern Indian. Afghani. Burmese. Greek/Lebanese/Mediteranean.
My all-time favorite restaurant is a Burmese place here in the DC area. I call it my "death
row" restaurant. If I am ever on Death Row I want my last meal to come from this place.
And no, I'm not telling you what/where the restaurant is.
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Thai curry.
Japanese curry.
Indian curry.
Curries of the world unite!
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Under Korean food:
- bulgogi
Pieces of pork/chicken/beef in some sort of sauce that you cook yourself on a little bbq.
- kimchi dumpling soup
Pretty spicy.
- shaboo shaboo
It's like Chinese da-bin-loo (or however you say it). It's a pot of boiling flavored water, to which you add uncooked very thin pieces of beef, fish balls, and vegetables. They cook quickly, and you pull them out to eat. At the very end, one adds noodles.. they soak up all the flavor, and makes the best tasting noodle soup in the world.
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Thai food
Vietnamese food
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Bush Tax Cuts == Job Killer
June 2001: 132,047,000 employed
June 2003: 129,839,000 employed
2.21 million jobs were LOST after 2 years of Bush Tax Cuts.
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- Lebanese
- Eritrean/Ethiopian
- Japanese
- Brazilian
- Nepalese
- Californian
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- American (Ok, joke. But really, I have said "Lets go out for American tonight")
- Indian
- Greek
- Chinese
- Japanese
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Indian 
Bulgarian 
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beef curry
i don't like bones in my chicken
and surinam roti
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I like Caribbean food at the moment.
Next week it will be Spanish tapas.
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Originally Posted by 11011001
- shaboo shaboo
It's like Chinese da-bin-loo (or however you say it). It's a pot of boiling flavored water, to which you add uncooked very thin pieces of beef, fish balls, and vegetables. They cook quickly, and you pull them out to eat. At the very end, one adds noodles.. they soak up all the flavor, and makes the best tasting noodle soup in the world.
Thats like a Mongolian or Sichuan hot pot, had it last night.
Good winter food.
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Shabu Shabu
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Indian
Thai
Japanese
Spanish
And thats just my girlfriends.
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Originally Posted by Cubeoid
Shabu Shabu
I'll throw in a vote for Irish Cuisine. And by Irish Cuisine, I mean anything that makes you want to drink a Guinness. 
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Originally Posted by Dork.
Irish cuisine would be meat and potatoes, every day, potatoes boiled till they start disintegrating and meat cooked so much you could re-sole your shoes with it.
Or Irish Stew. Which is the same but cooked in a big pot with a load of veg and some stock.
Irish beef is probably the best in the world though, and there is a farmer round here who has the greatest vennison you'll ever know.
And don't get me started on the quality of the potatoes.
Its a shame that traditional Irish cooking doesn't really make the most of the food we can produce.
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Originally Posted by Cubeoid
Shabu Shabu
Eeeeew
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The first thing that came to ming was Pad Thai. I enjoy chinese, Japanese, and Italian food.
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Mexican is my fave...
Mmmmm.... Fajitas!
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Cuban, the way my abuelita used to make (still have her recipes, but it just doesn't taste the same when I fix them).
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