Who else can deny that they eat anything in China with now even Wikipedia is included in their menus? For dinner tonight, we are having stir-fried wikipedia, stir-fried wikipedia with pimientos, steam eggs with wikipedia and a barbecued congo eel with wikipedia and fermented bean curd.
Thanks Jimmy of Evolving Web for discovering such wonderful dishes.
So, after much discussion, here is what we think happened.
“Hey I’m making the new menu, what’s the english name for those flat crispy mushrooms?”
“Um, there isn’t one.”
“Well what should I put down here?”
“I don’t know, look it up in wikipedia.”
“What?”
“Wikipedia!”
A comment on that Wikipedia post of Jimmy lead to another wikiepedia dish, with eel.
This is how Wikipedia with peppers looks like:
Just in case the wikipedia dishes can’t fill your stomach, consider grabbing some Wekipedia breads on your way back to hotel.
[Evolving Web / Language Log / Sexy Beijing] -via Neatorama
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This has nothing to do with the post but how much did your blog template cost you?
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Vincent said on October 5th, 2008 at 5:10 pm
It’s just a free WordPress theme, cost me nothing
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China is full of Wikipedia.
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What they wanna tell by wkipedia? Just a name for the menu? Steam egg with wikipedia? What’s that? Is it just steam egg or steam egg with something else? LOL!
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