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Aaron: I especially like the spicy tuna cones. ^<^
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Cassidy: I never had those
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Aaron: Oh, well it's the normal uncooked tuna but all sliced up, so that its like mush, then, they wrap it in seaweed and make it spicy, btw, when they wrap up the seaweed, they make it so that it's shaped like a cone.
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Cassidy: Oh wow. It sounds good
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Aaron: So VERY good. ((I know this because I ate one in real life, IT WAS SOOOOO GOOD!))
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X3 I feel really bad now, because I WANT ONE SO BAD!!! XD
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Well, I have pizza here at my house, but NOTHING beats sushi, except maybe lasagna...... XP
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In religious terms: fish doesn't count as meat for reasons I can only say that it is written.
ultimately though: yes it counts as meat so to say.
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Oh wow, I didn't know that. But its understandable if its in religion. I count it as meat because it's an animal x3
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Fish is also part of the carnivore's diet.
I think it is written in such books like the Talmud that meat is not allowed except for the scaled creatures: specifically fish.
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Oh right, and it is also not as fattening. I heard of that somewhere
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Gefilte fish in particular is part of Jewish custom. I think the way the fish is prepared to has something to do with it being allowed to eat; much like how certain meats that are kosher as well.
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Right. I know that some fish are very sacred when it comes to their history and such in religion.
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They are indeed potent Religious symbols. And especially in Christianity where they come to represent Christ.
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Yeah especially the "Jesus Fish" as the slang name.
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Hey Cassidy i got a question for you Question: did i ever tell you the definition of Insanity?
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