Giant Sotong
Imagine how many pots of sambal sotong you can make if you caught one of these giant suckers.
note to self: go deep sea fishing on next holiday
note to self: go deep sea fishing on next holiday
posted by Rajipoo at 11:45 PM
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1 of the first few HM (haruki Murakami) stories I read was about a "sarariman" (your regular zombie dog of a Japanese salary man) whose job as a debt/tax collector was one that he did with such ease even though it was one of the hardest job a man can have in Japan. He took the responsibility upon himself day in and day out and never failed any one of his assignments. Although he knew he was the best tax/debt collector in Japan, he often found himself questioning his place on the planet (Does that sound like you, Raj?)
One day, he came home and found a giant frog in his living room. Not one to be easily perturbed, he enquired of the giant frog of its presence. To which, the reply was "I'm here to seek your help to kill a giant worm that is in the core of the earth which is threatening to ruin the planet." He struggled with this request and upon agreement this struggle continued thruout his assignment. But found sweet success in the end.
If you do find that giant squid, Raj, do let me know if it's in the friendly league of the giant frog or an evil consort of the worm.
Ps. I'll ask mum how many pots of sambal sotong this sucker can make... yumyumtime! and I'll ask sis how many days of itch she has to endure if she eats this sucker!
Alamak my blog kena undergo anal-ysis one.I think my place is not on this planet but on Uranus. I am hoping to see the frog 'cos its been ages since i had frogs legs. Since its a giant frog, I wonder how many pot of frog's legs with dried chillies will we need?
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