Debate to end all debates!

[Soldier4Christ]

Brothers and Sisters,

I don't think that I can spell it, but maybe I can get close enough for you to know what I'm talking about.

I tried a Korean food called chem-chi one time, and I thought I was going to die. I didn't have a clue. It was like liquid fire. I have no idea what kind of pepper was in it, but I would rather drink the pepper-mace I used on the police department.      My so-called friend simply told me it was good but somewhat hot. It looked like vegetables, so I chomped down on a pretty good spoonful. I did create a disturbance in the eating place and nothing helped, not even an entire glass of water. Everyone was laughing at me, and I was in my police uniform. I didn't think it was funny.   

My stomach was a complete wreck for about 4 days, and I don't know how people eat this stuff.

LOL ...... That's spelled Kimchi, brother. Almost all Korean food is the same way. I used to eat Korean food without difficulties until after I had that boonie pepper in Guam. After that I couldn't stomach any spicy foods. Now simple things like mild American sausage has my stomach tore up for days.

[Shammu]

I tried a Korean food called chem-chi one time, and I thought I was going to die. I didn't have a clue. It was like liquid fire. I have no idea what kind of pepper was in it, but I would rather drink the pepper-mace I used on the police department.      My so-called friend simply told me it was good but somewhat hot. It looked like vegetables, so I chomped down on a pretty good spoonful. I did create a disturbance in the eating place and nothing helped, not even an entire glass of water. Everyone was laughing at me, and I was in my police uniform. I didn't think it was funny.   

My stomach was a complete wreck for about 4 days, and I don't know how people eat this stuff.

[faithgranny]

You have to start with the original before you can attempt to compare.  Sort of like the Bible. You need the OT just as much as the NT.

Blessings 

[nChrist]

Hello FaithGranny,

I see that you are new, so WELCOME!

You made a profound statement. The Old Testament is the foundation for understanding and appreciating the New Testament. Many things in the New Testament are confusing unless you understand the Old Testament counterpart.

Now - I'll just speak for my family - we had crispy chicken long before we knew anything about KFC.   

In fact, the Colonel might have stolen our family recipe.   

[Okie]

  That is what I thought when I first tried KFC. I had heard all the caving about it and we finally were close enough to one that we stopped. I kept thinking, this tastes like Mama's chicken. What is the big deal? LOL
I know now that all fried chicken is not created equal.
I think I could fry one of mine now and it would taste like a duck. I'm not sure, but I think some of my chickens are getting webs between their toes. We got another downpour today with more ordered.
I have a feeling Old Noah wished for a bit of sunshine before the 40 days were over. LOL

[nChrist]

 

A little play on words:  we're in the same boat with the rain. In fact, we might both be in boats before this is over. I keep thinking that we'll have a break with a few dry days, but not yet!