Bok Choy?

[Tox Laximus]

In the market a guy says winston can stick a bok choy up his ass.

What is that?

[J.N.]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What+is+a+Bok+Choy%3F

[Tox Laximus]

Some youtube video says its a sausage, are you sure?

[janr0mn1ck]

bok choy is that vegetable right in front of you. it's a large spinach looking thing or a really fat celery stock.

[Tox Laximus]

Do they fit?

[Tox Laximus]

Originally posted by Mr. Tripp:

I stick Bok Choys up my ass all the time.

I like it when games get their facts right, I'm sure they researched this before putting it in the game.

[Fieldy]

in german we say Pak Choi, is a chinese cabbage, very tasty, but dont stick it in your ass.

[Tox Laximus]

I should hope not lol, unless there is gonna be bok choy DLC.

[JuggernautOfWar]

Bok Choi is a pretty common in Chinese/Taiwanese cuisine. Ever had asian food?

[Tox Laximus]

Originally posted by JuggernautOfWar:

Bok Choi is a pretty common in Chinese/Taiwanese cuisine. Ever had asian food?

I have my own wok and there are some good chinese and cantonese restaurants in my town, plus a specialised noodle bar, but I've never seen a bok choi before.

Strangely this game does teach something of chinese culture and why the triad is more formidable than other crime organisations across the world, its because they fight as one, a brotherhood involving real honour.

Dogs have a hunting proficiency of 98 percent because they work as one, no other animal can match this.

Asian bees when challenged by much larger hornets will surround the attacker raising the hornets body heat until it dies, european bees fight hornets one at a time and the hornet easily kills them one at a time.

In my country (UK) its every man for themselves like many other western countrys and we are all the more worse of for it.

[JuggernautOfWar]

Originally posted by Tox Laximus:

Originally posted by JuggernautOfWar:

Bok Choi is a pretty common in Chinese/Taiwanese cuisine. Ever had asian food?

In my country (UK) its every man for themselves like many other western countrys and we are all the more worse of for it.

Very true. Same here in the United States.

[Aethelhelm]

From Belgium here, almost every store sells bok choy.

[Tox Laximus]

I have to try one of these bok choi's, eat it that is :)

[Insanity Claus]

More specifically, the bok choy shown is the Chinensis variety of chinese cabbage. You might have seen napa cabbage before, which is actually the same type of cabbage, just a different variety. Bok choy (bok choi, pok choy, pok choi) has long white stems with leafy green tops similar to romaine lettuce and grows in loose clusters like celery. They are commonly used in stir frys and are used to add a light sweetness and earth tones. They can also be used in soups, but are generally treated like spinach as far as cooking goes. Meaning that you want to wilt them, but not cook them to mush. To this effect, it's faitly common to separate the stalks and cook them first (since they will take longer and hold up better) and then add the leafy green tops towards the end.

I used to work in a pan-Asian restaruant and I love a lot of the Asian greens. Thing I miss the most is probably bean sprouts in my soups. If I want bean sprouts, I have to go to a Chinese grocer as my local grocery store doesn't stock them. But I'm used to that. They don't stock capers or pimentos, either.

[Tox Laximus]

Tonight I will have to make do with super noodles and nam bread, thats my chinese-indian fusion, very nice.

Where is the bok choy DLC?

Bok Choi Bandits :)

A heist that goes wrong, instead of gold the guys end up with a lorry load of bok choi's and have to find creative ways of getting rid of them....(WARNING, DO NOT BEND OVER WHEN THESE BANDITS ARE AROUND)

[Big Malone]

Originally posted by JuggernautOfWar:

Originally posted by Tox Laximus:

Originally posted by JuggernautOfWar:

Bok Choi is a pretty common in Chinese/Taiwanese cuisine. Ever had asian food?

In my country (UK) its every man for themselves like many other western countrys and we are all the more worse of for it.

Very true. Same here in the United States.

Be as romantic about it as you like, but when I went to China I saw "Harmony at all costs" situations where no one was willing to challenge the incompetence of a headmaster who made really bad calls and expected us to follow it blindly. While working together is great, it has also had a side just as bad as "every man for himself." In addition nepotism is flaunted there and all of the problems that come with extreme nepotism. Don't believe the hype.