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aussie col
Joined: 31 Jan 2004
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Maki Sushi ......... Maki sushi is a "rolled sushi" with narrow strips of different ingredients (seafood, crisp vegetables or pickles) layered on a bed of vinegar rice and spread on a sheet of nori or seaweed, thus calling it "nori-maki sushi". Nori-maki is the most well known sushi in the U.S. and with the most variety because just about any ingredient can be rolled into the center from crisp vegetables, strips of omelet to strips of avocado.
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kangnamdragon
Joined: 17 Jan 2003
Location: Kangnam, Seoul, Korea
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| Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 5:37 pm Post subject: |
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| Gord wrote: |
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| Kimbup�� I don��t care what Koreans try and tell me. It looks like sushi. Ok, I know it��s not exactly copyrighted. I just wanted to get some responses from the morons on this board with nothing better to do than to post stupid replies trying to show how superior they are. |
I'm just curious if you have ever ate sushi. This statement suggests you haven't, or at least not seen it in a very long time. |
Maybe sushi is a copy of kimpap. |
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aussie col
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| Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 5:43 pm Post subject: |
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Oh wait, wasn��t this post about hagwons?
My favourite blatant copyright infringement at my hagwon was when my director ��made�� some material for the intensive summer classes. He went out and picked up the first English text book he could find, tore it in half and slapped a cover on each half with the schools name. The lower classes got the first 8 chapters and the higher classes got the next 8. I was amazed when a few boxes of these books turned up all with my schools cover on the front. The book printers/binders here must have lots of practice at this sort of thing.
The worst thing was that the book was totally useless. Way too advanced for the students so I had to skip whole sections and work around the activities they could actually do. The students, parents and director were getting pissed because I was missing so much work. They expected to do all eight chapters in 2 weeks from a book they could barely understand. |
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Kwangjuchicken
Joined: 01 Sep 2003
Location: I was abducted by aliens on my way to Korea and forced to be an EFL teacher on this crazy planet.
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| Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2004 8:12 pm Post subject: |
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| aussie col wrote: |
Maki Sushi ......... Maki sushi is a "rolled sushi" with narrow strips of different ingredients (seafood, crisp vegetables or pickles) layered on a bed of vinegar rice and spread on a sheet of nori or seaweed, thus calling it "nori-maki sushi". Nori-maki is the most well known sushi in the U.S. and with the most variety because just about any ingredient can be rolled into the center from crisp vegetables, strips of omelet to strips of avocado.
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Your pic looks exactly like what my Japanese friends back in Ohio used to make and call sushi. Thanks.  That would have been from 1987-1999 that I had it at least once a week. Made by real Japanese. But, also by 1990 most of the bigger stores in cities like Dayton and Columbus sold it and also called it sushi.
And by the mid 1990's there were 7 Honda companies in Ohio (33% of all Honda's are made in Ohio  ). For several years I taught for Honda of Ohio. So, I ate this stuff till it ran out of my ears. Made by, over the years, maybe 500 different Japanese people. Always looked like the pic, always called sushi.
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