We have good Mexican food here, but that's about it.

Now coco puffs sound pretty good right now, only I don't have any. Thanks Dave.

I think that it is just HORRIBLE that there are 3 Shari's restaurants in Wenatchee too!

Are you considering the Wok About to be Mongolian?

Bacon? On top of fettuccine alfredo? Scary...

I can DEFINITELY relate to this one. I don't even have a clue where to go to get anything ethnic. Yeah, sure Erie, PA might have a few things... and I'm not talking about frakkin' Olive Garden either. I also sorely miss Indian food and Thai. Mmmm.

Naaaaaaaaaaan!

Also, I didn't have Chinese food until I moved to Portland. A guy I was dating took me out for Chinese when I was 23 and he didn't believe me that I'd never had it before. He said I was a liar and it caused a fight.

:) I feel your pain.

Welllll, it's CLEARLY time you got your ass to Amsterdam and we'll do Davesterdam... What would you like? Tapas, Indian, Moroccan, Thai, Eritrean, Brazilian, Indonesian? I could go on for hours...

I could practically live on naan. Luckily, I live in a place with a lot of choices. Problem is, I usually cook at home. I prefer it.
Pudding sounds so good right now, though!

We have lots and lots and lots of good restaurants of all cuisines, the trouble is they are all tourist-priced so I rarely eat out. I love me some chocolate pudding for dinner!

I stopped at "couldn't care less" because I couldn't love you you any more than I do right now. ~swoon~

While I am totally known for bastardising the English language and kinda making it up as I go along, "could care less" is a huge peeve of mine. Huge. I actually heard...out loud...an anchor say it on the freaking news!

I love you for being unable to care more.

Oh I hear that. I have an annoying habit of correcting people who mistakenly say "I could care less"... usually by saying "if you could care less, then this must be really important to you!" I'm a bastard like that. :-)

So here is my question to you Dave?

You say you live 3 hours from Seattle right? Why not move there? Seriously! Is it your work that keeps you where you are living now? I can so see you in Seattle and i've never even been there!!!

You need mongolian food dude!!!

Cereal is a perfectly acceptable dinner. I have cereal 3-4 times a week for dinner.

We don't have a big variety of ethnic food here, but we do have some awesome locally owned restaurants (sushi, tapas) that are unexpected for such a small town.

I would die without readily available access to Greek food...

I'm guessing your grocer doesn't carry import teas or HP sauce either. *sob*

Just visit Portland more often! You know I always hook you up with the good ethnic food. Next time it's Lebanese.

I "could care less"

then again I also "get off the car"

and

"take a bath"

So there you go. As much as I try to use the correct grammar once in a while those phrases spill out of my boca without my knowledge.

Of course my wonderful friends and family always feel the need to correct me and laugh and laugh as I argue that the way I say it is not only CORRECT. It's also MORE CORRECT than their way.

Not that I ever really believe myself. I just like to argue with them. It's fun.

I wish chain restaurants would stop passing themselves off as "authentic" cuisine. I'm looking at *you* Olive Garden.

Oh, and reading "could care less" is one of my pet peeves as well.

At least when you visit SLC, you have some diversity in eating choices.

Of course, pudding and Cocoa Puffs are always an option, as you said.

Your description of the Italian place sounds like one of those cheap chains like Olive Garden, I'm guessing.

At least you got the Thai, Vietnamese and South American options. As a fellow vegetarian, if I were in your town I'd probably eat at those very very often.

You might not be missing much by not having a French place nearby, though. It's rare they offer much for vegetarians. Since I still eat a little seafood on occasion, that's usually what I end up having to order there. Too bad none offer "Tofu with Bearnaise"...Heh!