[txhurl]

Sushi is food? Damn, who knew. Over here we dry it out and hang it on our Christmas trees as it is quite artistic and lovely.

[AmericanInTokyo]

sushi jerky.....hmmmmm.... you might have an idea there txflake ;-)

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Sushi is food? Damn, who knew. Over here we dry it out and hang it on our Christmas trees as it is quite artistic and lovely.

Around here, we call it bait.

[Deklane]

“Sushi is food? Damn, who knew. Over here we dry it out and hang it on our Christmas trees as it is quite artistic and lovely.”

I remember back when the Democrats had their convention in Atlanta. Was it ‘96? Somebody on the news was interviewing a local man, who was touting Atlanta as a modern, world-class city up-to-date with all the latest trends (but in a very drawling, down-home Southern accent). And the fellow said...

“Why, we even got sushi bars now! ‘Course, we’ve always had sushi here in Georgia! Only we always used to call it bait...”

(I think there was a twinkle in the man’s eye that the reporter didn’t quite catch...)

[txroadkill]

Sushi is food? Damn, who knew. Over here we dry it out and hang it on our Christmas trees as it is quite artistic and lovely.

Sushi Restaurant in Texas:

Buffet:

 

Bad News:

 

[calex59]

Sushi is food? Damn, who knew. Over here we dry it out and hang it on our Christmas trees as it is quite artistic and lovely.

Didn't you know? Sushi taste just like fish when you take it home and fry it up.