Yelp review of an Indian restaurant... and its terrifying aftermath

thedigitaldork · 3 days

Sugar-free food is often made with sugar alcohol, which has a laxative-like effect when eaten in large quantities. I think you're right, some spices just don't agree with people. It could also be the kind of oil that is used in the food, perhaps ghee in Indian cuisine.

There's a french place I've eaten at twice. Both times (different entrees each time) I experienced horrible food-baby like stomach ache. The food just sat in my stomach like a ball of lead and I had to force myself to throw it up because it would not digest but left me with horrible pains/sweats. None of our other dinner guests experienced this at all both times and we ate the same entrees (we all had chicken the first time and rabbit the second). I think they must use some full fat butter or specially imported, perhaps unpasteurized butter that I am not accustomed to or can't digest well.

unhapztoms · 3 days

Not sure if thats possible but that would be hella cool. Under this staircase on the first floor is the door and stairway down to the basement. It's like all the stairs in the house (three) are stacked on top of each other on each floor up the middle of the house.

unhapztoms · 4 days

I like the idea of swapping the door to the other side. That would be the easiest.

unhapztoms · 4 days

I know right? This house has had at least 5 owners since the 1950s and was rented since 1900 before that, so countless people lived here. The owners in the 1950s and 60s apparently had a child with cerebral palsy who must have been in a chair of some kind because there are cement ramps on our sidewalk and a cement ramp on the side of one of our patios. Must have been a fucking nightmare for that kid. I can't believe no one's fixed this in all those years.

Furthermore, there's a stair case that runs from the second to the third floor and is completely fine. No death landing, no vent, no drop, its perfect. wtf?

unhapztoms · 4 days

I like the cut of your job. Fireman pole it is!

Here's a pic of the stairs going down. Not a lot of room as you can see, maybe 2 feet from end of stairs to where that wall is. http://i.imgur.com/LIThz.jpg

Ideally I would like to rip the whole thing out, extend the landing out past the door thresholds and then go from there, but I imagine the stairs would be really steep unless we get them custom or something. The treads are tiny as hell, my foot barely fits on them.

rtardriot · 6 days

So which of you is in the wheel chair?

cherrycoke44 · 6 days

Peter Jones from Crowded House also died this weekend too I think. Also Davy Jones and Dick Clark a few months ago.

Gavinardo · 8 days

Be careful, deer tend to have fleas and ticks which can be transferred to the dog. Unlikely the fawn has it because it's so young but you never know

cameltoad · 9 days

Same here, house was robbed in April. Computer, DVDs, game systems gone -- the whole shebang. All replaceable...except I had kept except a college class ring (not worth much, but sentimental) and two pieces of jewelry (gold, but not like diamonds or anything fancy) that my husband had given me for our wedding. They also stole our wedding certificate and personal identification papers. What gets me most is I had a whole jewelry box of normal/costume jewelry they didn't touch. It felt very personal like they were trying to erase my marriage or something. They'd also stolen a quirky gift I'd given to my husband when we started dating.

HitSentFromPresident · 9 days

Here is the transcript: http://roundtable.nationaljournal.com/2012/05/the-inequality-speech-that-ted-wont-show-you.php

unhapztoms · 9 days

Blah. These are supposed to be teenagers that did this. It's like fuck, how smart were they to know how to game this? They apparently robbed multiple houses. Here's to hoping something else of mine turns up, or something else of the others.

unhapztoms · 9 days

Alright, I guess I give up and just hope my other stuff comes up to incriminate them instead of the paraphernalia and/or items from the other houses they robbed come up and they can get them that way.

unhapztoms · 9 days

Basically there were more people involved. One person has the paraphernalia and the other people have the rest of the stuff. They're trying to use the first suspect to get at the other suspects with the real items (not just paraphernalia). My choice was to agree to the bowls to get the suspect who has them scared and give up the other people. They robbed multiple houses also. The police came in recently and saw the room taht the suspect described to a T. Hoping more stuff comes up. This is so maddening.

unhapztoms · 10 days

Also they stole so much more stuff, including my identification. Where did the documents go? How come the paraphernalia was found and nothing else? This doesn't make sense.

unhapztoms · 10 days

But he/she/them were able to describe the room, according to the police, that the paraphernalia items were taken from along with other major more important things. He/she described it to them. I have a report of what was stolen and he/she described my house. Why is that not enough?

unhapztoms · 10 days

In all fairness, I did not realize the paraphernalia was stolen until a few hours after the police came to take the report. There are probably more items, non-drug related items that are missing that I will never know about either -- I can't remember every singly item I've ever owned in my house. Was I supposed to call them up and tell them "hey guys, my bowls were stolen too!" C'mon. It is absolutely not a false report and I didn't omit it on purpose initially.

unhapztoms · 10 days

They are, in order to charge the suspects because thats all the suspect(s) admit to stealing, but much much more important and bigger items were stolen by him/her/them and I called the police as soon as I discovered the robbery and they came out and looked through they house and took a report. I have all documentation from the insurance company of the items (which for obvious reasons do not include the paraphernalia) that were missing. Apparently the paraphnernalia is currently the only evidence the police have as evidence to incriminate the suspect(s) that they were indeed the burglar(s). I am so raging mad right now. So much stuff was taken and I"m getting questioned about parahernalia.

unhapztoms · 10 days

I am absolutely not and denied it. But I know this suspect is responsible for it now because of what he admitted.

jokes_on_you · 11 days

I live in Philly and lettuce and tomato on a cheesesteak is not weird. They're called "cheesesteak hoagies" and they're effin delicious. It's basically a cheesesteak with all the hoagie toppings -- L, T, onions, hot or sweet peppers. Leo's in Sharon Hill makes them, THE BEST. Got to get a shit ton of may on it too.

jokes_on_you · 11 days

Or Phillip's on Passyunk. I think they're open 24/7, cos who doesn't need a cheesesteak at 6am? (My father routinely went there at 4 to 5am for cheesesteaks after working night shifts, technically his dinner)

darligulvstranden · 11 days

He was very good to the cat and worked in an office where he was able to bring him in to play with the office cats. From what I remember he bought him as a kitten. When we started dating is when his "piss on everything" territorial behavior started. I was even there when he took him to the vet to make sure he didn't have any infection or underlying medical problems. Not a thing. The cat was just mean and/or hated me.

iam4real · 11 days

Something similar happened to me in college. I visited the health center doctor because I had some kind of ear infection. It was the first time I was there so I had to fill out a shit ton of paperwork, any medicine I'm on, if I drink or do drugs etc. So the drinking question was something like "On average, how many drinks do you consume per week (this includes drinking to get drunk)." So I'm thinking ok drinking to get drunk means 6 or more beers for me, and I drink once or twice a weekend, but not every weekend, so I put down 6-12 beers on average because the question was so oddly worded. I was absolutely not drinking every single weekend, but if I did, 6-12 was the average.

When the doctor came in she fucking flipped and gave me all these drinking pamphlets and shit about diabetes. I was like are you serious? She straight up yelled at me.

darligulvstranden · 12 days

I had no idea cats could be that affectionate. Is this normal or not normal for most cats? I had a boyfriend who's cat would bite your feet while you slept and would piss on our clothing, and generally hated everything and everyone.

unhapztoms

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