oriental ESL said when I slowed him way down . . . "

• Guess what this s/l turned out to be. - ESL fun
  • ESL's a liability? - blahblahblahblahblah
    • If you can't get it, leave a blank. You always have that option. sm - It is up to us to understand it
      • I couldn't disagree more..sm - JLH
        • Amen to that! - clhmt
      • It is NOT Oriental, no such nationality. It is of Asian descent. - CatNap
        • May NOMB but, - l
          • BTW, I was born in the USA..nm - l
        • From dictionary - sm
          • From another dictionary - clhmt
            • But of course, only in North America for the most part. - sm
              • I wasn't aware Asian people were sensitive - I'm the OP, and
              • PS: See article - AND the name of the guy who wrote it! - sm
        • No one mentioned either oriental or Asian. - ???
          • Actually, OP did say probably oriental - (nm)
          • oriental ESL said when I slowed him way down . . . " - Get Outside
            • oops! Part of my subject line did not copy. Should read: - Get Outside
    • Of Course Not, The MT Would Get Blamed... - Amanda
      • Only if you guess at it, which is what too many MTs do. - nm
        • guessing - 12ste
      • The MT never gets blamed unless the MT is just makes something up sm - Utter nonsense
        • With our QA department, blanks count against us..sm - JLH
        • Our QA department is much too busy - Original Poster

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like Negro, is very outmoded now and I rarely hear it from the docs anymore.  I believe it used to refer to Chinese, Korean, and Japanese people,  as well as Vietnam and other countries in S.E. Asia.  - while Asian is more all-encompassing and can describe people from India, Filipinos, etc.  Handicapped is another word that sounds old-fashioned now (except when referring to parking spaces, for some reason). It has been replaced by disabled.     Either of them is better than the very PC "physically challenged" or "differently abled" or even worse - "handicapable."  gag.....

Here are the links to the recipes that I printed off of Google.  (I love the Internet!  No more cookbooks, only Google for recipes.)  I cheated on the plum sauce by buying a jar because our plums aren't quite ripe yet.  Buy the egg roll skins instead of trying to make your own, too.

http://www.cooksrecipes.com/sauce/homemade-plum-sauce.html

For the fried rice, you can use any type of rice.  I use brown basmati or jasmine rice mostly.  You can also throw in extra vegetables and leftover meats (pork, beef, chicken) to make a meal out of it instead of a side dish.  I like those Oriental pea pods, bok choy, water chestnuts, baby corn, and Chinese cabbage.

http://japanesefood.about.com/od/friedrice/r/friedrice.htm

I'm going to combine and modify the eggroll recipes so I have shrimp/pork egg rolls.  I use canola oil instead of vegetable, peanut, or sesame oil.  I don't care for sesame seeds or bamboo sprouts, so I add extra water chestnuts.  Use frozen or fresh instead of canned crab or shrimp.  Use diced, boneless pork chops instead of ground pork or sausage.

http://pork.allrecipes.com/az/BestEggRolls.asp

http://www.cooks.com/rec/doc/0,1816,145177-230200,00.html

http://www.absoluterecipes.com/international-rec/shrimp-egg-rolls.html