Is Europe tiring of its immigrants?

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Curried turkey??

Sounds interesting...

No, it sounds like ruining a perfectly good curry. Turkey is yuck.

Edited September 24, 2010 by Legacy member

[HAL 9000 96]

No, it sounds like ruining a perfectly good curry. Turkey is yuck.

I might try making a curry gravy on the side this year... just to test/taste. Curry + milk + butter. Hmmm...

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Hey - that's good to know -

but this topic is about EUROPE.

Considering they have similar immigration systems and approaches, as well as similar problems with particular migrants, it's all related actually.

Europe is not tiring of migrants but the type of migrants coming.

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I might try making a curry gravy on the side this year... just to test/taste. Curry + milk + butter. Hmmm...

You're into chemical chit, right? Watch for what the spices in the curry do to lactose. I don't know specifics, but have heard things. Butter is good though.

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Hal and co entering a thread they have zero interest in discussing and disrupting it, gezz didn't see that one coming.

Edited September 24, 2010 by Heracles

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No, it sounds like ruining a perfectly good curry. Turkey is yuck.

my british neighbour makes an excellent turkey curry the day after christmas, with buttery basmati. seriously, you can't even tell it's that dry, tasteless bird that's so ubiquitous on american tables that time of year.

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my british neighbour makes an excellent turkey curry the day after christmas, with buttery basmati. seriously, you can't even tell it's that dry, tasteless bird that's so ubiquitous on american tables that time of year.

But why?? Why bother with turkey at all? This is what I don't understand.

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You're into chemical chit, right? Watch for what the spices in the curry do to lactose. I don't know specifics, but have heard things. Butter is good though.

Yep... the whole diversity thing in mixing non-fat milk with butter and curry (I've done this for spaghettis in the past) makes me want to try. Which reminds me of another reason why mixing of cultures is such a wonderful thing... new foods. Even some of the more retarded and bigoted, isolationist Europeans probably get down to whatever flavor that may come out of an immigrant's kitchen. I've seen this several times and have many friends that have witnessed it. Yep.

my british neighbour makes an excellent turkey curry the day after christmas, with buttery basmati. seriously, you can't even tell it's that dry, tasteless bird that's so ubiquitous on american tables that time of year.

Stuffed with the basmati?

I've had turkey in Europe, too. Smaller, and quite good.

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It's funny how you guys complain about this and that but troll troll troll away. This is what is a TOS violation in most other forums. The I have no interest or think it's stupid, so I am going to enter a thread created by others and talk ####### to disrupt it.

Edited September 24, 2010 by Heracles

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This is the blanket statement I was responding to. There are also many prosperous, well educated Muslims in Europe. The media is focusing on unskilled laborers who came when jobs were plentiful, and they were welcome, but who are now blamed for the burdens of entitlement systems that are straining under lagging economies.

God forbid someone actually hold europe accountable for their entitlement systems they love to boast so much about, but don't have the funds to pay for, and immigration policies that had absolutely no foresight whatsoever.

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It's funny how you guys complain about this and that but troll troll troll away. This is what is a TOS violation in most other forums. The I have no interest or think it's stupid, so I am going to enter a thread created by others and talk ####### to disrupt it.

What are you on about??

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What are you on about??

You know exactly what I am talking about. Coming into a thread you guys assume is lame or not worthy of discussion and then posting about unrelated ####### - like curry.

Edited September 24, 2010 by Heracles

[sandinista! 1,816]

Yep... the whole diversity thing in mixing non-fat milk with butter and curry (I've done this for spaghettis in the past) makes me want to try. Which reminds me of another reason why mixing of cultures is such a wonderful thing... new foods. Even some of the more retarded and bigoted, isolationist Europeans probably get down to whatever flavor that may come out of an immigrant's kitchen. I've seen this several times and have many friends that have witnessed it. Yep.

Stuffed with the basmati?

I've had turkey in Europe, too. Smaller, and quite good.

basically she just shreds up the leftover turkey, simmers it with a nice, spicy curry, and serves it with the basmati on the side. it's how she gets rid of her leftovers. i think it's tastier than dry, bland turkey sandwiches for the next week anyways.

You know exactly what I am talking about. Coming into a thread you guys assume is lame or not worthy of discussion and then posting about unrelated ####### - like curry.

beg pardon, but there's always a place for curry in any discussion. anytime.

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You know exactly what I am talking about. Coming into a thread you guys assume is lame or not worthy of discussion and then posting about unrelated ####### - like curry.

Actually, I responded to a post from Danno on the topic of assimilation.

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basically she just shreds up the leftover turkey, simmers it with a nice, spicy curry, and serves it with the basmati on the side. it's how she gets rid of her leftovers. i think it's tastier than dry, bland turkey sandwiches for the next week anyways.

beg pardon, but there's always a place for curry in any discussion. anytime.

Awesome. Gotta love this diversity... and a host culture can certainly stand to learn more in opening its mind a little more to the incoming resident cultures that are enriching these societies.