The Daily Dish - Meet the Tsai-kos

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

wow,
first to post...haha, good photos CAT, such handsome guys, don't you think? actually, what is missing is a picture of the 'ever so lovely' Catherine E. Toth (E for Elegance).

it was a fun night, so good to have Coach there, but just to have all of the TSAIKOS in one place at one time...it was fun!!!

c you at the next one

bulla

02/21/07 @ 05:55

Comment from: Rich2176 [Visitor]

eh Bulla, you one handsome bugga....Looks like you guys had a BLAST last night.

Great job Cat, great job!

02/21/07 @ 05:58

Comment from: ted domay [Visitor] · http://www.aol.com

Thanks alot, Cat, for putting up the pictures so fast. Great for us mainlanders. Aloha from Florida.

02/21/07 @ 06:27

Comment from: Garret [Visitor]

Cat, thank you for putting up photos from the blog party! I wish I could have been there, but at least I got to see your photos from both parties.

02/21/07 @ 06:28

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Wow Cat when do you sleep?
"Cat" naps maybe? :) Anyway, thanks so much for joining us again and posting pictures of the gathering. We should have pointed out bulla's new bride to you, she's a real beauty too. Maybe she was camera shy.
Much mahalos for everything Cat-rah, you are really a blessing to us and especially those members of the Warrior Nation who reside outside of our fair state, they enjoy your postings here a lot. Keep up the good work!

02/21/07 @ 06:53

Comment from: Annoddah Dave [Visitor]

CAT,

Sorry had to leave for another "meeting". Hope ST gave you the gift for your Dad.

There was fuud but admittedly, the ambiance of Ryans is not for fuud pixs, it is geared for peepul watching! Thanks Tsai-kos enjoyed my time with you.

02/21/07 @ 07:22

Comment from: 702WarriorNation [Visitor]

Mahalo Cat for posting the photos.... looks like we missed great time. At least us off island UH fans able to see fellow bloggers too.

02/21/07 @ 07:37

Comment from: mctruck [Visitor]

Right-on with the pictures. Good to see who's who.
I feel like I was there already...hope you all had a wonderful time.
When I get back to Hawaii for a visit, I'll keep in mind the get togethers and see if I can coordinate accordingly.

02/21/07 @ 07:47

Comment from: Jason [Visitor] · http://www.acsevents.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=191572&supId=118823080#

I need a haircut, ugh.

02/21/07 @ 07:54

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Hey Cat..

Great pics!! Next time I need to have you take some of my better side..ha ha ha.

Great to see all the TSAI-KOS again. Good food, Good friends, Good fun....Good Times.

Actually CAT, we were talking with Coach last night about possibly setting up a BBQ/potluck session at Spring Practice on April 2...meet with players and stuff. We need to work out the details with Coach but I think it can be done.

As always, you are welcome to join us.

02/21/07 @ 08:11

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

Thanks for coming, Cat. Always nice to see another female at these blog bashes.

I'm in touch with Coach Reinebold regarding the blog BBQ in April and also how bloggers can make monetary donations to UH football. Will let everybody know the details later.

Til next time!

02/21/07 @ 08:24

Comment from: hank [Visitor]

Wow...looks like a nice time. Great job with the pictures CAT...very professional.

AL: Yeah, I gotta take advantage of those cheap air fares...maybe April.

BULLA: I got your message about being on Maui and Kauai, but I'm in Hilo - if you ever in town e-mail me at henryhanaleiyang@gmail.com.

Yikes, there goes my ID:>)

02/21/07 @ 08:32

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Scary bunch of guys! Looks like Jason is sleeping watching the food.

Hey Cat. I heard you were in the Cherry Blossom but didn't know you won!

For the outer Island and continental bloggers you can see the resident Advertiser queen here:

http://www.cbfhawaii.com/49th/catherine_toth.php

Back to the party. Did Kekaula come? I saw him on the news at 10:00p.m. and it didn't look like he drank liquor.

02/21/07 @ 08:37

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

No, Robert Kekaula did not show up. Maybe our talk about alcohol scared him away. lol

02/21/07 @ 08:55

Comment from: ragazzi [Visitor] · http://www.abkorto.org/ragazzi

mmm.. nice design, I must say..

02/21/07 @ 09:02

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

I don't see how he could pass up on the pupus.

Seems like everyone had a grand time. So who are the people in the 2nd photo?

02/21/07 @ 09:05

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Cat..

Sorry but I think I gave you the wrong date for the next party....I think I said April 2....that is actually, I believe, the first day of Spring ball...

I think we were looking at April 7, the Saturday before Easter at the practice field at UH.

02/21/07 @ 09:12

Comment from: Cat [Member]

Man, you guys are up early!

Already 16 comments and it's only 9 a.m.!

It was great fun last night! Sorry I came so late... Got stuck at work. But I'm glad I showed up. It was great seeing the familiar faces — and the familiar handles! Kid, it was nice to meet the woman behind the man! She's fabulous!

Annoddah Dave: Thanks for the shirt! My dad will LOVE LOVE LOVE it! Appreciate the thought! You guys... so sweet.....

02/21/07 @ 09:13

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Homey,

I am the guy next to the left of the guy in the green shirt...if you know Bulla...I am not him.. in the back of the second photo

02/21/07 @ 09:14

Comment from: Brian K. [Visitor] · http://bkajiyama.blogspot.com

Cat, thanks for posting photos of me and for the acknowldgement.

I'm just living in Jeff's world and am along for the ride!

I posted on Tsai's other entry, but thanks again for a GREAT night y'all. Jeff and I really enjoyed it and look forward to the next one.

I think Cat deserves a BIG banner like Tsai. But that means she'll need to have a blogger's fiesta so it can be displayed and enjoyed!

I'm sure someone can make that happen!

-Brian Kajiyama

02/21/07 @ 09:18

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

Homey,
between james and i (bulla) is Wrecking Eyez friend, Kama is his name....i think. of course you see gg on the lower left, next to james i think is 'truegreen', jason in front by the food, you get the back of coach's head, and bryan to the right.....

was a blast...nice of coach to come by!

02/21/07 @ 09:22

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

So at the bar it is guy #1, James, Kama, and Bulla.

02/21/07 @ 09:25

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

guy #1 = true green

02/21/07 @ 09:28

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Ok.

Bar dudes - Truegreen, James, Kama, and Bulla

Pupu fans - gigi, Jason, Bryan, and the backside of coach's glowing head.

GOT IT!

02/21/07 @ 09:30

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

homey,

my head is more glowing, but Coach still has some limu clinging to the reef.

a hui hou, i gotta roll

02/21/07 @ 09:34

Comment from: Cat [Member]

ACK! NO BANNERS OF ME! Don't want to scare the children!

02/21/07 @ 09:52

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

aloha brian k.

great meeting you last night bro. did coach remember to take the dvd i gave him? if you get a chance, let me know what you think of it also, i would love to get your feedback.

you can email me at bullaeastman@hawaiiantel.net, and i have sent coach an email also.

mahalo for your kokua, and you better watch out before we put you in charge of the grill at the bbcue.....have a good day, stay dry.

a hui hou, gotta roll

02/21/07 @ 10:02

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

CAT,
don't be silly, if we made a banner, we could put it out to auction and use the proceeds to offset the spring gig we're trying to coordinate. how about it? wouldn't you love to be immortalized in a banner, a big one, not the pee wee one we used for Tsai, his head is too too big already.....he walks sideways through doors already, haha.

no, really, a full banner, tastefully done of CAT would generate enough revenue to offset the costs of our proposed bbcue?

i think this is a great project, the lens is now reversed to you.....hmmmmm

02/21/07 @ 10:05

Comment from: addahknowjoe [Visitor]

Ayah, Cat! Too late, already! I've got a banner already made of you. Now, you really have to throw your own blog party.

I believe the Tsaikos promise to behave.

02/21/07 @ 10:11

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

addahknowjoe,

bro, can you wipe the smudge marks off of her photo, looks like the Kid got to her first, silly child, i told him that Trix were for kids......i was thinking, one of the TSAIKOS could run around Aloha Stadium after every UH touchdown, following the UH cheerleader with their banner, and we can use CAT'S...how about that?

Now who can make it all around the field? haha, that's what i thought....oh well.

laughing out loud

02/21/07 @ 10:19

Comment from: addahknowjoe [Visitor]

Oh and Cat- Kala mai ia makou. Please excuse us all for barging in on your blog like this but, as some Tsaikos have already expressed, thank you so much for coming to our blog party. Without your pics, nobody would believe we exist.

=)

02/21/07 @ 10:25

Comment from: uhwarriors [Visitor]

Dave, what's up with wearing a NY Yankee jersey to the Warrior Beat party? Dress in the dark? At least you got the right hat on. j/k

02/21/07 @ 10:32

Comment from: addahknowjoe [Visitor]

bulla- you crack me up. Kid can pull off that run easily after every TD. Braddah iz still in tip top shape from his high school daze as a state judo champion.

02/21/07 @ 10:36

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

addahknowjoe,

the older we get the better we were.....da Kid is in top shape (my wife told me that too, and i said really? and she said yes you are, round is a shape, argh) and now he is judo champion in 2 classes, at the same time. Kid and I are of the rare haole brownies to escape from Kapalama Hts., imagine that....

stay dry today, the wind is whipping things up again.

02/21/07 @ 10:43

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

CAT,
sorry for bombarding your blog, but with our photos up here on your site, we are experiencing 'quasi-celebrity' status like you and Tsai...of course, we're going to pull a Britney real soon, checking in and checking out.....haha.

But thank you for gracing us with your ever so lovely presence last night, and mahalo for letting us play over here today! be good boys....you never know who is watching.....

02/21/07 @ 10:47

Comment from: theDman [Visitor]

Man, that event looked like a lot of fun!

We should have one of those for this blog board.

hm-m-m-m.....but who would be the special guest speaker though?

.

02/21/07 @ 10:59

Comment from: SteveM [Visitor]

Hi Cat. I think we are all flattered that you captured and identified most of us. You also captured most of us in photos too ;-)

Back in the days when Al and I were in high school, the cry, "Hah--you nabbed!" would echo through the halls. Boy, are we nabbed. You caught us. Ahh...need any favors or something?

Seriously though, you and Stephen Tsai are crafting and pioneering a tandem online experience that many theses and dissertations might explore. But for us, it's fun. Thanks again. We'll get Peaches on a surfboard yet (gotta watch what I say--Peaches will be checking here now.)

02/21/07 @ 11:01

Comment from: christa [Visitor] · http://www.supercw.com

i can't wait for the dish-ers blog party.

:)

02/21/07 @ 11:07

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Hey Bulla..

I'll volunteer to run around the field behind the cheerleaders....

02/21/07 @ 11:20

Comment from: James [Visitor]

I agree...a blog party with CATs banner would draw...hundreds...maybe thousands..

02/21/07 @ 11:24

Comment from: James [Visitor]

But we still love you Tsai...ha ha ha

02/21/07 @ 11:24

Comment from: lynn [Visitor]

tsai-kos...HAHAHAHA. i love it. what a cool party!

02/21/07 @ 11:39

Comment from: honeygirl [Visitor]

wow Cat! That looked like a lot of fun. This is so cool two different blogs, but we bloggers cannot be blocked out! What a great thing this is. I'm with Crista, we need a blog party. I'd even fly over with the inter-island prices so cheap!
Hey, Crista--you do parties don't you?

02/21/07 @ 12:07

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Braddah Joe,
Point of clarifiction, my brother and I were league champs in wrestling in high school. We took judo small kid time where my oldest brother excelled. But I aint gonna lie, I soooo outta shape these days. To much good lovin' from my Sweety das why. :)

02/21/07 @ 12:24

Comment from: Cat [Member]

Hey, Dishers, if you want to plan one, I'm all for it! But we'd have to invite the Tsai-kos.

And man, we need a cool name.......

02/21/07 @ 13:08

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

Cool name -- how about "catnippers"?

02/21/07 @ 13:12

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

should we have a name contest? TSAIKO'S we have to help CAT out......let's go boys....i'll start with a few ok?

The Dishettes?
The 3 D's, the Daily Dish Debutantes
The Dishfunctionals, sort of like cousins to TSAIKOS

ok, that's a start

02/21/07 @ 13:26

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

"The Cat Corps" "Fun Fluffy Kitties" "The Cult of the Cat"
"The Dish Kitties"

02/21/07 @ 13:33

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

Kid,

'the maligned felines' what you think?

02/21/07 @ 13:38

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

bulla, bulla, bulla -- your names focus on the females. What about all of the males who blog here? They will be so hurt if we call them the Dishettes or Daily Dish Debutantes.

02/21/07 @ 13:47

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

aloha CAT

Are you certain these Tsai-kos are not former UH football players? LOL....Big buggahs, yeah?

They make me look like Chad Owens...:-)...j/k...

Looks like you guys had a Blast! Congrats to ST for his award...well deserved!

And thanks CAT for the pix; good job ; It was great seeing who is who now...

02/21/07 @ 13:49

Comment from: Chris [Visitor]

Bulla's got it. The Dishfunctionals.

02/21/07 @ 13:53

Comment from: al [Visitor]

i go to work, for a change, and find you all playing in cat's litter box.

bulla, dishfunctionals. like that one. how about...
dirty dishes (jus a thought after their shower party items)

cat's meow

thks for the photos, now i have further proof for the boss that i actually went to a blog party. and that you all are fo' real and not imaginary friends.

st gotta be worried now because we all hanging around here today.

so cat, how was your nine course pupu dinner? with your intoxicating iced water. you kinda of reminded me of a girl i knew back in the day, she too would always slap me on the shoulder.

02/21/07 @ 13:55

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

yeah, Chris, I agree. Dishfunctionals is best. How about it, Cat?

So party for the Dishfunctionals and the Tsai-kos -- at the psych ward. hahaha

02/21/07 @ 13:56

Comment from: al [Visitor]

christa...so what's up with that picture on the link on your comments. is that you dancing on the table?

yah. sure we'll come to cat's blog party!

(jus playing with you girl, you know us old men)

02/21/07 @ 13:57

Comment from: al [Visitor]

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com
bulla, bulla, bulla -- your names focus on the females. What about all of the males who blog here? They will be so hurt if we call them the Dishettes or Daily Dish Debutantes.
...
yah bulla. we not like that you know. (with a sultry wave of the hand).

sorry, couldn't resist that one.

02/21/07 @ 14:00

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Stop it al (said with a lisp)....ha ha ha

DISHFUNCTIONALS.....that's the name....

02/21/07 @ 14:09

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Hey Cat. If you have a blog party could you bring some of those "electronic toys" from the bridal shower. I'm sure The Kid and Bulla would be all excited to see what's it all about.

Also the men who frequent Cat's blogs can be called the "hairballs".

02/21/07 @ 14:14

Comment from: addahknowjoe [Visitor]

.

Nope Nope Nope... Here's your guys name...

The Catatonix!

Tsaikos and the Catatonix!

.

02/21/07 @ 14:16

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

ew, homey, tell Cat to leave the gigi at home.

02/21/07 @ 14:19

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

To embellish Addahknowjoe's suggestion, how about...

*** Cat-Toth-tonics ***

02/21/07 @ 14:21

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

hey yeah, Joe, that's even better. Catatonix and the Tsai-kos at the psych ward party. lol

nice ring to it.

02/21/07 @ 14:21

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

too hard to pronounce, homey.

02/21/07 @ 14:22

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Why gigi? Nothing wrong with a few "hairballs".

02/21/07 @ 14:22

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

no cat-toth-tonix is too hard to pronounce -- try saying that real fast. lol

02/21/07 @ 14:24

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

so joe, what does Cat's banner look like? Does it bear the Catatonix name?

Can't wait to see it.

02/21/07 @ 14:26

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

We're bloggers, just type it out.

So gig, I suspect you didn't check out my spicy squid yet...huh.

I had a craving for Pho (fa, not fo) the other day. Anyone know where's the best?

02/21/07 @ 14:26

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

I had Pho at Pearl Kai Shopping Center. It's just meat and noodles in broth, no veggies. I prefer won ton min, though.

02/21/07 @ 14:27

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

homey, spicy squid -- it's at the top of my list of must try items. Been too busy to look for it, but I will.

02/21/07 @ 14:29

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

no cat-toth-tonix is too hard to pronounce -- try saying that real fast. lol

"THAT REAL FAST" "THAT REAL FAST" "THAT REAL FAST" "THAT REAL FAST"

...and then?

02/21/07 @ 14:29

Comment from: Cat [Member]

Hah! gigi-hawaii. Catnippers!

But I do like the Catatonics. It's what my friend at Northwestern used to call me. That and Caterator.

Dishfunctional is pretty good, too. Man, you guys are creative! I should just turn the blog over to you!

02/21/07 @ 14:30

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Sultry waves? Lithps? I thought I was joking about the "Brokeback Bloggers" earlier...

02/21/07 @ 14:31

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

Cat, how come people don't call you Cathy?

02/21/07 @ 14:32

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

I had Pho at Pearl Kai Shopping Center. It's just meat and noodles in broth, no veggies. I prefer won ton min, though.

Have you tried the Wor Gau Gee min at Waimalu Chop Suey? Those are the biggest gau gees I've seen in my life!

02/21/07 @ 14:33

Comment from: Cat [Member]

gigi-hawaii: I dunno. People stopped calling me Cathy in the eighth grade. Which was fine by me. Too cutesy. Totally not me. My dad still calls my Cathy now and then. Most of my family, though, calls me Catherine.

homey: No I haven't. And I LOVE gau gees. K, I'll check that out! Thanks!

02/21/07 @ 14:35

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Cat, how come people don't call you Cathy?

Similar reasons why people don't call me "ho"?

02/21/07 @ 14:36

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

homey, I don't know where that place is. Sounds vaguely interesting.

I have a date with friends at Kincaid's on Sunday and at the Pineapple Room on Tuesday. So very busy.

Love bubbling tofu soup at So Gong Dong. Will try that and the squid there one of these days.

02/21/07 @ 14:37

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Sure, Dishfunctionals and Catatonics might sound good. However, have any of you thought of what it might mean when the "Tsaikos" meet the "Fun Fluffy Kitties" in a bar? The imagery...

02/21/07 @ 14:38

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

hey kid, can you imagine how husky men will feel calling themselves kitties? -- even the fun and fluffy kind??? hahaha

02/21/07 @ 14:40

Comment from: Cat [Member]

Whoo hoo! Pineapple Room! Have you tried the burger? It's outta control! The meat is always cooked perfectly. And the fixin's — cheddar cheese, crispy bacon, fresh tomatoes — take it to a whole 'nother level!

02/21/07 @ 14:41

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Waimalu Chop Suey is in the Waimalu Shopping Plaza. They have Shiro's, Kapiolani Coffee Shop, Zippy's (YUCK), and a many other eateries there. It's across the street from Best Buy in Aiea.

They even have a couple of Korean restaurants there. And a malassada (spell check) shop.

02/21/07 @ 14:41

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Hey, you guys wanna really turn the world upside down? Let's talk about UH football while we're loitering in here.
GO WARRIORS!!!
COLT FOR HEISMAN!!!

02/21/07 @ 14:41

Comment from: kai from waipahu [Visitor]

I never liked sportshawaii.com. Bunch of a-holes on that forum and the forum really dont suit me yah. Just my 2 cents

02/21/07 @ 14:42

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

A burger from the Pineapple Room sounds expensive. It better come with thick fries and not those skinny Mcdonald's fries. What? No Maui onions? It's not a burger without the aftertaste of Maui onions.

02/21/07 @ 14:44

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

The only burger I like is the jumbo jack at jack in the box. All the others are just too big for my mouth. I always end up eating them with a knife and fork. Just too beeeg. My mouth can't fit around them.

02/21/07 @ 14:44

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Hey gigi...I resemble that remark....

ha ha ha

Hey, let's try and break a hundred on today's Daily Dish....

02/21/07 @ 14:44

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

Now Shiro's I might try. I hear they make the best saimin, yeah?

02/21/07 @ 14:46

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

So what site do you like "kai from waipahu"?

02/21/07 @ 14:46

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · ...My mouth can't fit around them.

Tell me that is a typo!

02/21/07 @ 14:48

Comment from: addahknowjoe [Visitor]

Homey- you crack me up!

02/21/07 @ 14:49

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

*in his best auctioneers voice*
Hey!got86herelookinforahundred87therefromthekidwhowillgiveme88thankyoutotheladywiththebubblintofusoup89fromthesultrywave90fromshrekthanyoulookinfor100folksheyigot93fromtheprettycatstillneedahundred....

02/21/07 @ 14:53

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Shiro's saimin is tasty. Getting to be too expensive though. Must be because of the increase in minimum wage. Whenever I go there I eat the "Dodonpa". It comes with Chinese roast pork, charsiu, a piece of shrimp tempura, slice of egg, ham slices, 4 won tons, veggies, slice of roast beef, all in a large bowl. Costs around $9.

For that price I would rather hop over to Waimalu Chop Suey and have an order of Soft Gau Gee Mein (gravy style).

02/21/07 @ 14:54

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

wow, that saimin sounds wonderful on a windy day like today. I didn't realize they put so much protein in there. Really sounds ono.

02/21/07 @ 14:56

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Eh you! Addahknowjoe! Are you a driver for "TheBus"?

Does anyone work around here?

02/21/07 @ 14:57

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

closinginonahundredfolksstillneedahundred....

02/21/07 @ 14:58

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Gigi, Shiro's has something like 60 different saimins. They even have a "Linda Lingle" Saimin. In my school day time, the best was saimin and hamburger from Leeward Drive-in.

02/21/07 @ 15:00

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

thankyouhomey96needfourmore

02/21/07 @ 15:00

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

I wonder what kind of door prizes will be offered at Cat's blog party?

02/21/07 @ 15:01

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

99 99 99

02/21/07 @ 15:02

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

GO WARRIORS!

02/21/07 @ 15:02

Comment from: James [Visitor]

I'll call for a hundred...

Let's talk football.....

GO WARRIORS!!!
COLT FOR HEISMAN!!!

02/21/07 @ 15:03

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

sold!!!thankyouhomey!gotahundredhere...

02/21/07 @ 15:03

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Yessss!

02/21/07 @ 15:03

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

so what's homey's prize? a kiss from Cat? lol

02/21/07 @ 15:04

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

So do I get a lunch date with the hostess?

02/21/07 @ 15:04

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

homey, you live in Mililani? 2 of my cousins live there. Also an aunt and uncle. It's pretty cool and wet there. We spent New Year's Day there eating mundoo and yak pap.

02/21/07 @ 15:06

Comment from: James [Visitor]

AWWWright....100

GO WARRIORS!!!
COLT FOR HEISMAN!!!

02/21/07 @ 15:06

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Remember, the auctioneer gets 25%!

02/21/07 @ 15:07

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Got quiet all of a sudden. Did someone fart?

02/21/07 @ 15:07

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Kid..that was hillarious...

I could just imagine you doing the whole auctioneer thing.....

lmao

02/21/07 @ 15:08

Comment from: James [Visitor]

I'll take 25..do I hear 26...

02/21/07 @ 15:08

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Yep, out in Mililani. Isn't Yak a Tibetan cow? They serve that here?

02/21/07 @ 15:09

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

dunno about cows, but yak pap is Korean mochi rice with chestnuts, dates, and pine nuts. really deeeelicious.

02/21/07 @ 15:10

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Ok...time to vote on a name already for CAT's bloggers....

DISHFUNCTIONAL's

or

CATATONICS???

02/21/07 @ 15:13

Comment from: al [Visitor]

gigi
never had a saimin at shiro's. the dodonpa is the king of tsaimin(sp?). they also got jj's favorite the joe moore special saimin.

but, yes, the waimalu chop suey has the world's largest chinese gau gee. it is very good. i am also sure if you can handle a jumbo jack you can do this one.

best pho, to me, is at hale vietnam. for less than 8 bucks you can have a bowl full with the side vegs. i prefer the rare steak (on the side) and tendons. for less than 20 bucks you and mr gigi could have a great dinner. clean place with excellent service. they also serve a mean spring rolls and garlic string beans. i also like it because its 5 min from the house.

the best duck noodle just closed down. that was at helen's chop suey on kapahulu.

i guess its appropo to speak of food on the daily dish.

hahahaha.

...
kid, no get no ideas brah.

02/21/07 @ 15:13

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Yak pap, no meat?

DPK - 25%...SURE!

02/21/07 @ 15:14

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Is Yak pap anything like Soda Pop...???

02/21/07 @ 15:14

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

I vote for Catatonix.

02/21/07 @ 15:15

Comment from: James [Visitor]

OH NO....Say it ain't so...

Helen's Chop Suey in Kapahulu closed down??

02/21/07 @ 15:16

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Hey AL! Remember when you were talking about Thelma's and I misplaced the location? Well I was thinking of Marilou's in Wahiawa.

02/21/07 @ 15:17

Comment from: al [Visitor]

wow, what a combo...cat n tsai + party = record number of comments/hits for the daily dish.

////
eh, is it caterator or cataract?

wait, what about CATastrophies?

02/21/07 @ 15:18

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

you know what, I am going to beg hubby to take me to Shiro's tonight. Even if I have to twist his arm, we are going to go there TONIGHT. I am in the mood for dodonpa. I will tell him about the joe moore saimin. That will convince him to go.

02/21/07 @ 15:19

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Apropos - I remember that word from my SAT studies back in the day.

02/21/07 @ 15:20

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Wassamattah wit you guys. This is FOOD blog! We only talk about UH SPORTS here! If you wanna talk about FOOD you need to go next door to the UH SPORTS blog! Koodeesh! Talk about a bunch of Dishfunctional Tsaikos... For days, I tell you, for days!

02/21/07 @ 15:21

Comment from: lava [Visitor]

You rock too, Cat.

02/21/07 @ 15:21

Comment from: al [Visitor]

marilou's where is dat? i going wahiawa on friday. also, what is the name of that great saimin place across from zippys?

....
james, their last week of business they had two for one mahalo meal deal. plus, could keep one bowl for auction on ebay. they said too tired already and no mo family like take over. i said to helen, "why auntie you should have told me"

02/21/07 @ 15:21

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

I think the Joe Moore saimin has roast duck in-tsai.

02/21/07 @ 15:22

Comment from: al [Visitor]

okay all you tsaikos should go back home b4 stephen get jealous already. leave the voting to the daily dish regulars. you are a tsaiko remember. if bulla finds out he gonna get mad.

02/21/07 @ 15:23

Comment from: al [Visitor]

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Apropos - I remember that word from my SAT studies back in the day.

gee homey i thought i just made that up.

02/21/07 @ 15:25

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Please homey, do tell, where exactly in tsai Joe Moore's saimin is the roast duck?
Hmmmm... Nevermind...

02/21/07 @ 15:25

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Marilou's is in the same place as "Shige's" (across Zippy's). Both are not the best but good enough to tide over certain cravings.

02/21/07 @ 15:25

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Apropos- the ancient Roman God of food and UH Sports.
Maybe... Could be... disprove it anyone, I dare you!

02/21/07 @ 15:27

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Al...what about Palace Saimin?

Too bad about Helen's they had some good food there....

Oh man...nobody want's to take over the family business anymore....all leaving

02/21/07 @ 15:27

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Ok DPK, are you still drinking from last night?

Al - Your made up words are eerily accurate.

02/21/07 @ 15:29

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

my Korean club owns the Olive Cafe in Wahiawa. We meet there now and then. I like their eggplant parmigiana.

02/21/07 @ 15:30

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

I thought apropos was French? Damn! I learn something new everyday from these blogs!

02/21/07 @ 15:31

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Nope Homer, just free stylin in unbridled silliness, because we can do that here and not get a guilty consience.

02/21/07 @ 15:31

Comment from: SteveM [Visitor]

Comment from: Cat [Member]
Hah! gigi-hawaii. Catnippers!

But I do like the Catatonics. It's what my friend at Northwestern used to call me. That and Caterator.

Dishfunctional is pretty good, too. Man, you guys are creative! I should just turn the blog over to you!
02/21/07 @ 14:30 gigi had it right: as in how catnip affects a cat. Especially Tsai-ko cats.
But Catatonics and Dishfunctional is OK. No rush...

02/21/07 @ 15:32

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

Gigi - Is your Korean Club on Keaumoku St or Kapiolani Blvd?

I haven't been to a K-bar in a long time. Anyone getting married and want to invite me to their bachelor party?

02/21/07 @ 15:33

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

come on homey, it's in Wahiawa. The only Korean bar I've been to was the Arirang. Pretty gross. I will never step foot in another one.

02/21/07 @ 15:35

Comment from: John from San Diego [Visitor]

Uh-Oh, we have the Tsai-kos talking about food. I think the comments will break 200 for sure, maybe 300 if las vegas shows up in here.

Wish I could have been there for the party--It looks like it was a good time. I guess I can make up for it by trying to make a fair amount of the road games.

02/21/07 @ 15:35

Comment from: homey [Visitor]

So this has been another terrific afternoon for me. Time to pack up.

I'll catch you all later on the other blog.

02/21/07 @ 15:36

Comment from: Bryan [Visitor]

Hel Al....the saimin place across from Zippy's is Shige's great food at great prices.....all this talk of saimin, gotta go get me some for dinner tonight!

02/21/07 @ 15:38

Comment from: gigi-hawaii [Visitor] · http://gigihawaii.wordpress.com

hahaha Bryan, we might see you at Shiro's tonight, too.

02/21/07 @ 15:39

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

There are two pho restaurants that I sometimes frequent...

one is called Pho Bac 1 on River Street...sometimes there' a line formed outside on sidewalk...
the other is Pho 97 on Maunakea Street ...both are good

There's a Hong Cafe on Pauahi Steeet across from Char Hung Sut that we retirees used to go to when we were working..
The owner knew exactly how we wanted our pho...large with sliced raw meat outside, with all the works..tripe,tendons, meat balls, slices of meat...

He used to give one of the guys extra soup too because he drank all the soup before eating the noodles and veggies...

02/21/07 @ 15:51

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Wow...soup talk is making me hungry

02/21/07 @ 15:58

Comment from: James [Visitor]

146.....only 54 more to 200...let's go for it...ha ha ha ha

02/21/07 @ 15:59

Comment from: addahknowjoe [Visitor]

homey: Eh you! Addahknowjoe! Are you a driver for "TheBus"?

Nope. My wife no even trust me with our wheel barrel. =)

You can get decent Pho at a place called, Saigons, just over the top on Waialae in Kaimuki.

(Oye! not the strip bar that Tsai goes)

02/21/07 @ 16:02

Comment from: Jason [Visitor] · http://www.acsevents.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=191572&supId=118823080#

homey, you live in Mililani? 2 of my cousins live there. Also an aunt and uncle. It's pretty cool and wet there. We spent New Year's Day there eating mundoo and yak pap.

gigi, I go crazy whenever you start talking in Korean.

만두 = mandu
약밥 = yagbab

You know, I don't know why but all the food was on that table. I had already eaten, but apparently everyone wanted to feed Brian and Coach Reinebold, hehe.

02/21/07 @ 16:06

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

Usually don't say negative things about a restaurant but Shiro's is over rated, IMO...Palace Saimin is much better...

02/21/07 @ 16:08

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Jason..no lie...that was all for you....

just kidding

02/21/07 @ 16:09

Comment from: addahknowjoe [Visitor]

ho- pua ting. I apologize to all of regulars to Cats' blog.
Us Tsaikos jus come inside, hemo our slippahz and make ourselves at home, eh?
sorry 'bout that.

Please excuse us.

02/21/07 @ 16:09

Comment from: Jason [Visitor] · http://www.acsevents.org/faf/donorReg/donorPledge.asp?ievent=191572&supId=118823080#

Oh, and for Cat's banner, we can use the pic of her posted on the Cherry Blossom Festival Web site. Once again:

http://www.cbfhawaii.com/49th/index.php

02/21/07 @ 16:10

Comment from: James [Visitor]

addahknow joe...Saigons? Is that the one on Kapiolani and Keeaumoku?

Oops...that one's not a restaurant...ha ha ha

02/21/07 @ 16:10

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Well Joe, we are just spreading da love....

02/21/07 @ 16:11

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Jason, if we use CATs pic from the Cherry Blossom Festival...we are sure to get at least 1,000 attendees at the next blog party....

02/21/07 @ 16:13

Comment from: addahknowjoe [Visitor]

James- hahaha! Yup! It's all good!

02/21/07 @ 16:13

Comment from: James [Visitor]

Joe...we must think alike...looked at the post about Saigons again and noticed the remark about Tsai on the bottom...ha ha ha

02/21/07 @ 16:18

Comment from: Stephen [Member]

HEY!!!
Who let you guys escape?

02/21/07 @ 16:20

Comment from: James [Visitor]

OH NO....it's ST....everybody hide..or runaway....

02/21/07 @ 16:26

Comment from: John from San Diego [Visitor] · http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070221/SPORTS04/702210379/1049/SPORTS

Since we're talking about food here, I read Leonard Peter's article in today's Sports section (link above), and I have to agree with him. We may have L & L here (in fact 5 mins from my house), but it is different.

They sell ahi poke, but it's $3.23 for a 5oz cup (the size for ranch dressing with wings). I can't bring myself to spend that much for that little. I need to sharpen my culinary skills so I can make it myself.

02/21/07 @ 16:40

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

Aloha John from SD

This is a recipe I've used for ahi shoyu poke...

1 lb. ahi
1 T. sea salt
1/2 t. imamona
3-4 T. shoyu
1 Hawaiian chili pepper, minced
1 1/2 c. ogo seaweed
1/4 c. chopped Maui onion
1/2 t. fresh minced ginger
1/4 c. chopped green onion
1 1/2 T. sesame oil

I don't know how much ahi costs in SD, but I usually get a chunk from Costco..around $10/lb; not the best but good enough with the green bottle...;-)

02/21/07 @ 16:58

Comment from: addahknowjoe [Visitor]

Long Time UH fan- yup. Actually, wen the Ahi little bit "miko" and
not fresh, I find das da bes fo poke.

good recipe. I like go make some now.

02/21/07 @ 17:05

Comment from: John from San Diego [Visitor]

Long time UH fan: Thank you for the recipe.

I'm haole so forgive me if this sounds wrong (my wife is not here to ask). If you bought really fresh Ahi you could use that for sashimi, and after a day or two use the rest for poke?

02/21/07 @ 17:15

Comment from: brew808 [Visitor]

crispy gau gee from Waimalu Chop Suey!

cool_Cats

02/21/07 @ 17:30

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

Aloha John

Yes, usually fresh ahi for sashimi style; and if you have left overs, you can make poke...

But in my household,we are so spoiled we use fresh ahi to make poke...

My son and son in law just love it w/da green bottle.. .;-)

02/21/07 @ 18:02

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

Aloha Brew808

Man,you had to say that...LOL; yup dat's da bomb..crispy gau gee..big buggahs from Waimalu...

And here we eating leftover chinese food from Yen Yen choy suey here in kailua...

02/21/07 @ 18:06

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

BTW, Al says 21 Mart has the MEAN ahi poke... I haven't tried it lately; I remember one of my nephews buying it years ago for tailgate...it was pretty good from what I remember...

02/21/07 @ 18:10

Comment from: Garret [Visitor]

John,

I live in San Diego too (Carmel Valley) and my wife gets her ahi for poke at Trader Joe's. $12.99 per pound for ahi isn't bad, and it sure makes good poke...had some for dinner today, in fact.

02/21/07 @ 18:13

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

If you guys like try some awesome local kind food, check out You Hungry, a plate lunch place across the street from the Convention Center in the same building as 7-11. Awesome local/fusion style plate lunches around $8. Their hawaiian plates are excellent. AND they deliver to most of town free. It's a small family run place, owned and operated by 'Ipo Cullen and her 'ohana. They are usually very busy and dine in tables can be limited. Call 949-8707 to check it out. Their mushroom chicken is to die for. Did somebody mention? Try their fried poke plate sometimes.

02/21/07 @ 18:38

Comment from: honeygirl [Visitor]

uh, is it safe to come back out to play? You Tsaikos really are, huh? The Dishers become CATatonic in your presence.
But it sure is fun to see Cat's blog get soooo many hits. Cat you gonna get a raise for this one?
Tsaikos talking about UH football and food. Dishers kinda laying low trippin out on all these people in the blog wondering what the heck is going on.
ok, bye, gotta go cook rice.

02/21/07 @ 18:42

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

"mention poke?"

02/21/07 @ 18:43

Comment from: John from San Diego [Visitor]

Garret, I'll have to go there this weekend.

I'm here in Point Loma.

Everyday I pass by a sign on Rosecrans for a Trader Joe's that is supposed to be built at Liberty Station (the old NTC). Until then, I think I remember seeing one in the PB area--I think Garnett.

02/21/07 @ 18:50

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

No mind us, honey girl, bumbye you goin' see things settle down in here. And no shame come visit our hale, too. We can use one honey girl over there from time to time. Aloha for now.

02/21/07 @ 18:50

Comment from: Garret [Visitor]

John in San Diego,

For reasonably priced poke, instead of L&L go to Tiki Hut. They have one at 805/Mira Mesa and another next to San Diego State.

02/21/07 @ 19:20

Comment from: Garret [Visitor]

John,

I almost took a job in Point Loma--my first day was supposed to be last Monday. However, I stayed at my current job but it was such a difficult thing to do!

02/21/07 @ 19:21

Comment from: John from San Diego [Visitor]

I like it here in Point Loma, but am ready to go back to HI.

I don't go exploring as much as I should. I rarely go north of Kearny Mesa or south of the Coronado bridge.

It doesn't help that my drive to work is only 10 minutes. My co-workers are envious of my drive.

02/21/07 @ 19:38

Comment from: WreckinEyez [Visitor]

The comments is going to break 200. At the momentyou have more hits then ST. Almost double...

Thanks for being there Cat, Always nice to see you around.

Tsai-Kos just spreading our big aloha all ova!

02/21/07 @ 19:39

Comment from: theDman [Visitor]

Holy Cow! What happened to the blog today? It just went nutso! I've never seen so many posts before.

Anyway, Catatonix sounds good to me.

02/21/07 @ 19:49

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

WreckinEyez,
my brother from another mother; have you changed clothes yet or are you still headed to Federal Court, nah jus jokin bro, you look good in a suit, the white socks are the coup de grace....or so forth.

Cat is going to have to go into rehab after all of these hits today....like Britney, in and out, haha.

What a blast last night, you guys are da bes! had a nice email from Coach for my son Ryan.....made his day! What Coach don't know is that he is still growing and getting faster, bigger and stronger. How many 16 year olds out there tripling 315 on the bench, tripling 495 on the squat, leg pressing 1190 for 6 reps, and doing barbell shrugs with 675 and 6 reps? yep, that's what i thought, all that and a 4.9 in the 40, 4.4 in the pro agility with a 29" vertical.

OK, the marketing ad for my son is over, i apologize CAT.

going to 24 Hour to play some racquetball....any takers?????

a hui hou, gotta roll

CONGRATS ON YOUR BLOG HITS CAT, and I did say Hits......argh

02/21/07 @ 20:03

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

Alright guys, jes jumping in to try fo' 200.
Man, you guys look plenny different then I imagined.

Bulla look kinda pocho and wreck look kinda pimp!

Glad to hear everyone had a great time.

Let me know abt the BBQ, cannot make it, but can donate some kala.

02/21/07 @ 20:37

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

Wow!, looks like it really quieted down here, everyone back at ST's.

CataTonic? how about The CatHouse?

02/21/07 @ 20:54

Comment from: Garret [Visitor]

John,

My wife is from HI also (our parents live 5 minutes apart) but she loves San Diego and I don't think we're ever going back to HI to live. My wife's type of work doesn't really exist in HI and she loves all the things there are here for our kids. I've had several chances to be a Prof. at UH but what I do here pays 3x more and I'm working to save lives, so I'm happy.

02/21/07 @ 20:56

Comment from: Darren [Visitor]

Great pics Cat...really really wish I could have made it to this one. Oh well, looks like everyone had a really great time.

You really gotta teach Tsai how to post pics on his blog more often. I think it was done like 2 times.

Where'd everyone go? This is almost at 200! Just like on the other side, it takes teamwork to get it done. Or just bring up food, like bubbling tofu soup or Korean specialties. Or Las Vegas can start telling jokes by himself when no one else is around...

02/21/07 @ 21:19

Comment from: Bryan [Visitor]

Hey, Gigi....so how was Shiro's tonight....did you order that Dodonpa you were craving for?

02/21/07 @ 21:27

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

as requested,
An old cowhand came riding into town on a hot, dry, dusty day. The local sheriff watched from his chair in front of the saloon as the cowboy wearily dismounted and tied his horse to the rail. The cowboy then moved slowly to the back of his horse, lifted its tail, and placed a big kiss where the sun don't shine. He dropped the horse's tail, stepped up on the walk and aimed toward the swinging doors of the saloon.

"Hold on there, Mister," said the sheriff. "Did I just see what I think I saw?"

"Reckon you did, Sheriff. I got me some powerful chapped lips."

"And that cures them?" the Sheriff asked.

"Nope, but it keeps me from lickin' 'em."

02/21/07 @ 21:28

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

A young ventriloquist is touring the clubs and one night he's doing a show in a small town in Arkansas. With his dummy on his knee, he starts going through his usual dumb blonde jokes when a blonde woman in the 4th row stands on her chair and starts shouting: "I've heard enough of your stupid blonde jokes. What makes you think you can stereotype women that way? What does the color of a person's hair have to do with her worth as a human being? It's guys like you who keep women like me from being respected at work and in the community and from reaching our full potential as a person. Because you and your kind continue to perpetuate discrimination against not only blondes, but women in general and all in the name of humor!" The embarrassed ventriloquist begins to apologize, and the blonde yells, "You stay out of this, mister! I'm talking to that little sh*t on your knee."

02/21/07 @ 21:34

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

The Indians asked their Chief in autumn if the winter was going to be cold or not. Not really knowing an answer, the chief replies that the winter was going to be cold and that the members of the village were to collect wood to be prepared.

Being a good leader, he then went to the next phone booth and called the National Weather Service and asked, "Is this winter to be cold?"

The man on the phone responded, "This winter was going to be quite cold indeed." So the Chief went back to speed up his people to collect even more wood to be prepared.

A week later he called the National Weather Service again, "Is it going to be a VERY cold winter?"

"Yes", the man replied, "it's going to be a very cold winter."

So the Chief goes back to his people and orders them to go and find every scrap of wood they can find. Two weeks later he calls the National Weather Service again: "Are you absolutely sure, that the winter is going to be very cold?"

"Absolutely" the man replies, "the Indians are collecting wood like crazy!

02/21/07 @ 21:36

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

Thank you very much, you've agreat audience, now heres an oldie but goodie to end the night,
An Asian man walks into a New York Currency Exchange with 8000 yen. He receives $72.00 in American currency. The following week, the same Asian man walks into the same currency exchange. He again exchanges 8000 yen. This time, he receives $66.00 in American currency. The Asian man doesn't understand why he received less money, so he asks the clerk, "Why less money when same 8000 yen"

The clerk replies, "Fluctuations." As the Asian man prepares to leave, he turns, looks at the clerk and angrily says, "Fluck you Amelicans, too!"

02/21/07 @ 21:41

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

Ladies and Gentlemen, how about a big round of applause for our very own MR. LAS VEGAS!!

02/21/07 @ 22:16

Comment from: Da Puncbowl Kid [Visitor]

*and so blog bash 2 which began the previous night at ryan's begin to finally fizzle out at 10 pm the following day...*
Bitchin' party, Tsai and Cat.
You guys rock...

02/21/07 @ 22:23

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

Couple in their nineties are both having problems remembering things. During
a checkup, the doctor tells them that they're physically okay, but they might
want to start writing things down to help them remember.

Later that night, while watching TV, the old man gets up from his chair. "Want anything while I'm in the kitchen?" he asks. "Will you get me a bowl of ice cream?"
"Sure."

"Don't you think you should write it down so you can remember it?" she asks.
"No, I can remember it."
"Well, I'd like some strawberries on top, too. Maybe you should write it
down,so's not to forget it?"
He says, "I can remember that. You want a bowl of ice cream with trawberries."
"I'd also like whipped cream. I'm certain you'll forget that, write it down?" she asks.
Irritated, he says, "I don't need to write it down, I can remember it! Ice
cream with strawberries and whipped cream - I got it, for goodness sake!"
Then he toddles into the kitchen. After about 20 minutes,the old man returns from the kitchen and hands his wife a plate of bacon and
eggs. She stares at the plate for a moment.

"Where's my toast ?" ;-)

02/21/07 @ 22:30

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

Mr Longtime, I accept your challange

A man is waiting for his wife to give birth. The doctor comes in and informs the dad that his son was born without a torso, arms or legs. The son is just a head! But the dad loves his son and raises him as well as he can, with love and compassion.

After 21 years, the son is now old enough for his first drink. Dad takes him to the bar, tearfully tells the son he is proud of him and orders up the biggest, strongest drink for his boy. With all the bar patrons looking on curiously and the bartender shaking his head in disbelief, the boy takes his first sip of alcohol. Swoooop! A torso pops out! The bar is dead silent; then bursts into a whoop of joy. The father, shocked, begs his son to drink again.

The patrons chant "Take another drink"! The bartender still shakes his head in dismay. Swoooop! Two arms pops out! The bar goes wild. The father, crying and wailing, begs his son to drink again. The patrons chant "Take another drink"! The bartender ignores the whole affair.

By now the boy is getting tipsy, and with his new hands he reaches down, grabs his drink and guzzles the last of it. Swoooop! Two legs pop out. The bar is in chaos. The father falls to his knees and tearfully thanks God. The boy stands up on his new legs and stumbles to the left... then to the right... right through the front door, into the street, where a truck runs over him and kills him instantly. The bar falls silent. The father moans in grief. The bartender sighs and says... "He should have quit while he was a head!"

02/21/07 @ 22:46

Comment from: Darren [Visitor]

We must be freaking out the regular Dish-functionals here...none of 'em seem to be around. The perpetual food discussions seem to at least match this location though.

And yes...this is how the Warrior Beat achieves triple digit comments on a daily basis. Vegas and Long Time...you never cease to amaze. Don't know how you guys keep coming up with this stuff.

Looks like it's time to go back home...

02/21/07 @ 22:47

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

man returns from Africa feeling very ill. He visits his doctor, who immediately rushes the guy to the intensive care unit at the local hospital. The man wakes up to the ringing of a telephone and answers it. “We’ve received the results from your tests,” says the doctor on the other end of the line. “Bad news—you have Ebola.” “Oh, my God,” cries the man. “Doc! What am I going to do?” “Don’t worry. First, we’re going to put you on a diet of pizza, pancakes, and pita bread,” says the doctor. “Will that cure me?” “No, but it’s the only food we’ll be able to get under the door.”

02/21/07 @ 22:51

Comment from: al [Visitor]

hey i am back. am i 100?

02/21/07 @ 22:54

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

Mr Al,
You're closer to 200!!

02/21/07 @ 22:56

Comment from: al [Visitor]

i've been gone that long?

where do you get all these jokes?

where is palace saimin?

02/21/07 @ 22:58

Comment from: al [Visitor]

now you know why we always talk about food.

02/21/07 @ 22:59

Comment from: al [Visitor]

see what a little pix and blog bash's can do for you cat.

02/21/07 @ 23:00

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

A man and his wife walked into a dentist's office. The man said to the dentist, "Doc, I'm in one hell of a hurry! I have two buddies sitting out in my car waiting for us to go play golf. So forget about the anesthetic and just pull the tooth and be done with it. We have a 10:00 AM tee time at the best golf course in town and it's 9:30 already. I don't have time to wait for the anesthetic to work!"

The dentist thought to himself, "My goodness, this is surely a very brave man asking to have his tooth pulled without using anything to kill the pain." So the dentist ask him, "Which tooth is it sir?"

The man turned to his wife and said, "Open your mouth Honey, and show him."

02/21/07 @ 23:01

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

Big Al,
all the work I did, and you jump in and become 200!
No fair!

02/21/07 @ 23:03

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

BTW Mr Al,
You and Jason look like I thought you would, got most of the others wrong though.

02/21/07 @ 23:05

Comment from: SteveM [Visitor]

Good night, folks. Cat, thanks for hosting us. Looks like everyone's tired from the blog bash and working today. Maybe bulla and Al will be back for while to put today over 200...then go help ST eat something other than chili dogs. There's usually a late show every night on the Warrior Beat featuring Al, las vegas, and Long Time. Yeah, happens almost every night. Love it. Good night las vegas and Long Time. I gotta work early tomorrow.

02/21/07 @ 23:08

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

Palace Saimin
Wun Tun Min ($3.50, $4.50, $5.25): OK, so the saimin itself is standard but not exceptional, and the won tuns in the won tun min are both slightly overcooked and underfilled, but any bowl at this old school spot is satisfying and super cheap. The real incentive is the $1.50 BBQ beef sticks, tender, shoyu-sweet and perfectly charred, to go alongside. Don’t be surprised if there’s a line noodling from the kitchen to the parking lot. If you’re lucky enough to snag one of the few tables with padded benches, get yourself a Diamond Head strawberry soda ($0.80) from the vending machine and dig in.

1256 N. King St. (841-9983); Tue–Sat 11am–3pm and 8–11pm; closed Sun, Mon, Wed nights; cash only

copied, without permission from some website

02/21/07 @ 23:10

Comment from: SteveM [Visitor]

Wow... must be sleepy and typing slower than I thought...I thought I'd be 196 before Al arrived. Well, good night!

02/21/07 @ 23:13

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

SteveM,

good night, sleep tight...and pleasant dreams to you, adios, aurevois, auf widershen, or something like that. great meeting you and your bride, look forward to talking story more next time.

a hui hou

02/21/07 @ 23:14

Comment from: las vegas [Visitor]

Wow, you guys back home are so lucky to be bonding.
While I am at home with my 3 dogs......
Reminds me,

What do you call a Filipino man with three dogs?

Rancher

02/21/07 @ 23:20

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

OK Mr Las Vegas,
How about some Catholic Humor;
Hope it doesn't offend anyone...

A Catholic priest and a nun were taking a rare afternoon off, and enjoying a round of golf.The priest stepped up to the first tee and took a
mighty swing. He missed the ball entirely and said "Sh*t I missed. " The good Sister told him to watch his language.

On his next swing, he missed again. "Sh*t, I missed."
"Father, I'm not going to play with you if you keep swearing," the nun said tartly.
The priest promised to do better and the round continued. On the 4th tee,
he misses again, and the usual comment followed.

Sister is really mad now and says, "Father John, God is going to strike you dead if you keep swearing like that."

On the next tee, Father John swings and misses again. "Sh*t, I missed".

A terrible rumble is heard and a gigantic bolt of lightning comes out of the sky and strikes Sister Marie dead in her tracks.

And from the sky comes a booming voice .

"SH*T, I MISSED"

02/21/07 @ 23:27

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

Hey Vegas

I go to Palace Saimin for the bbq sticks..it's really ono!

02/21/07 @ 23:28

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

what do you call 2 filipino pilots?

a pair of pliers

02/21/07 @ 23:29

Comment from: Long Time UH Fan [Visitor]

going over to ST's blog to check things out...see ya

02/21/07 @ 23:29

Comment from: christa [Visitor] · http://www.supercw.com

WOAH! double LOL at stephen with his "hey who let you guys out of here?" comment

and no that's not me on the table. i'm the one documenting these things.

and CAT! e-mail me let's have martinis with the CATA-TONICS before i leave for thailand!

02/22/07 @ 06:56

Comment from: bulla [Visitor] · http://www.haia808.org

vegas,

just for you....WOMAN GETS FACELIFT....

A woman decides to have a facelift for her 50th birthday.
She spends$15,000 and feels pretty good about the results.
On her way home, she stops at a newsstand to buy a newspaper.
Before leaving, she says to the clerk, "I hope you don't mind
my asking, but how old do you think I am?"
"About 32," is the reply.
"Nope! I'm exactly 50," the woman says happily.

A little while later she goes into McDonald's and asks the
counter girl the very same question.
The girl replies, "I'd guess about 29."
The woman replies with a big smile, "Nope, I'm 50."

Now she's feeling really good about herself. She stops in a
drug store on her way down the street. She goes up to the
counter to get some mints and asks the clerk this burning
question.

The clerk responds, "Oh, I'd say 30."

Again she proudly responds, "I'm 50, but thank you!"

While waiting for the bus to go home, she asks an old man
waiting next to her the same question.
He replies, "Lady, I'm 78 and my eyesight is going.
Although, when I was young, there was a sure-fire way to tell
how old a woman was. It sounds very forward, but it requires
you to let me put my hands under your bra. Then, and only then
can I tell you EXACTLY how old you are."

They wait in silence on the empty street until her curiosity
gets the best of her. She finally blurts out, "What the hell,
go ahead."

He slips both of his hands under her blouse and begins to feel
around very slowly and carefully. He bounces and weighs each
breast and he gently pinches each nipple. He pushes her breasts
together and rubs them against each other.

After a couple of minutes of this, she says, "Okay, okay...How
old am I?"

He completes one last squeeze of her breasts, removes his
hands, and says, "Madam, you are 50."

Stunned and amazed, the woman says, "That was incredible, how
could you tell?"

The old man says, "Promise you won't get mad?"

"I promise I won't." she says.

"I was behind you in line at McDonald's."

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