Krypsis > wrote in
:

> On 23/02/2012 7:34 PM, I'm back on the laptop wrote:
>> Sitting in the Virgin Blue Lounge at Melbourne airport, having a nice
>> cooling Asahi beer, while the SO has a couple of glasses of Tattinger
>> bubbly.
>>
>> The short haul from Hobart to here, they served us the rice paper
>> rolls with a dipping sauce. It didn't taste very spicy to start with
>> but *holy crap*!! I spent most of the flight in pain, and not able to
>> drink my G&T till we were on approach. But it's all cool now, and the
>> next leg back to Brisbane will be the dinner run, so it will be
>> interesting to see what is going to be served up in Business Class.
>>
>> The SO has decided that now she has flown Business Class for her last
>> 5 flights, she is never flying 'cattle class' again :-)
>>

>
> If you had a stomach burning and painful experience with a supposed
> Vietnamese dipping sauce, then may I respectfully suggest that you
> have your stomach ulcer attended to post haste.



I don't have stomach ulcers, dipshit. I have about 1/4 of my stomach sac
left, and about 24" of my small bowel removed.
Prior to the op, I used to make 'ring burner' curries, and had chilli in
almost all my dishes.
Now I can't even handle a ****ant Vietnamese dipping sauce.



> Either that or your
> dipping sauce was of Thai origin.



I really don't think Luke Mangan is going to mix a thai sauce to go with
Viet rolls.




> The Thais tend to like their food
> quite a lot spicier than the Vietnamese. Even so, I doubt the sauce
> was hot as the clientele on a flight to or from Tasmania would be 99%
> Caucasian and the catering department at Virgin simply wouldn't risk
> making a significant number of their business class passengers ill.




Well, on 2 of the 4 legs this trip, the SO and I were the only
passengers in Business.
On one leg we had 3 others with us, and another there was one other.




> That then leads me to suspect that you are talking out of your arse as
> you are so often wont to do.
>


And from your comments, we can all see that you have your head firmly
planted up your own arse.

Now do try and not look like soo much of a dickhead next time you want
to jump in and try and be a smart-arse, OK?


--
Peter
Tasmania
Australia