Ah, thanks. I never would’ve figured that out in a million years.
Same, but that’s what it’s often called in Chinese restaurants.
this is a favorite when it comes to decorations and cats . . .
11 Likes
Darn tootin’.
7 Likes
I hope you all can see this and the link works. Preview says it should.
2 Likes
Uh…squeeze your meat?
(Yeah, I get it…just couldn’t resist!)
2 Likes
I thought maybe it was “Clamp your ham”??
1 Like
For Nikkei ricepad and others, the song in Japanese…sung by Sakamoto Kyu of the famed “Sukiyaki Song” (real title: Ue Wo Muite Arukou”…or “I Look Up When I Walk” in English)
1 Like
Love this.
…
1 Like
It took me a second to get it.
I have the original US album with “sukiyaki “ on it. Vinyl LP, of course.
4 Likes
Thanks for that. I grew up singing that song (the real version) without knowing what the lyrics meant, just kind of parroting it phonetically. When I started to understand it, I remember thinking, “Holy crap, what is this disconnect between the bouncy melody and dark lyrics?”
3 Likes
I’ve never see a…stromboli…quite like that
4 Likes
