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"computer" language should become official

i hear you on that! yes, japanese parents raise their kids very strict.

hold on, another business call.

what? what language are you talking?

fish is always a perennial wise choice. it really is brain food. probably why the japanese are so smart

your so right about that. i still haven't taken a selfie of myself, don't care about that. my wife takes a bunch of them when we are on vacation but i instruct her not to send them til we arrive home.

nobu is down by fulton, lower manhattan, totally fine gourmet japanese food.

i don't know how to send stuff like all you guys. if you want; Siro's is in saratoga on lincoln across from the track, Benjamin's of manhattan is on 52 east 41st, gallagher's is on 228 west 52nd near 8th.

sorry to hear that timbers, now i have to arrest myself!!!!! hahahahahaha

the 1st try at caviar was at the tavern on the green in manhattan on central park west. twas a valentine's day dinner. we used to have breakfast there often before a yankee baseball game

limani, yes, that's what i'm talking about. exquisite, my kind of place. there was a Mediterranean restaurant in amsterdam n.y. for a short while &b they served a mediterranium salad so super & tasty it was. the restaurant was called the castle

sorry, had a business call. i eat gourmet food because of the taste. fortunately for us, mom & dad were excellent cooks & bakers which i have said in the past. although we were basically poor, grandma & grandpa helped out once in a while. we often had filet mignon & sirloin steaks & lobster...

what's the food section called?

when i sell a plot of land i inherited lately, i'm going to treat my wife & i to hackleback caviar. that comes from the mississippi.

here in the immediate area, we are loaded with gourmet restaurants. some of my favorite restaurants to dine were SZiro's in Saratoga, gallagher's & benjamin's steakhouses in manhattan as well as nobu down near franklin & hudson. my mistake, nobu is near fulton & day, in the financial district...

well said & quite noteworthy

are you a born again Christian? if so, it's odd that you don't believe the earth is 6 or 7,000 years old. when i fully retire, i may read that info. what God says about anything is tops & true! what do you know about drumming, silver coins, antiques or gourmet dining?

i'm not going to run a google search on that. it may be interesting but i know the earth is 6 or 7,000 years old. the evidence is clear. carbon dating is quite inaccurate & ken explains that too. all i know is that organic material & sample contamination can influence wrong results.

kent hovind is the modern pro at this subject. he explains it well, real well. 14 billion years old? wow, who says that? it's about 6 to 7,000 years old according to God. i'd like to hear an explanation why someone would think that there are many logical problems based on what we see...

holyheavens, right at the time my favorite Christian song is playing: brandon lake, "gratitude"!