Was General Tso a Good Warrior?

[the nature boy]

I'm here stuck at work and we're ordering from a chinese place (yeah I'm eating healty ) and anyway I ordered General Tso's Chicken. I wonder if he was any good at war mongering. Chicken isn't exactly a flattering connotation. I'd think a good general would have a beef dish named after him. But what do a I know.

Sorry I'm babbling. You may resume playing with yourselves.

 

[3Vandoo]

I know General Tao's Chicken, where its some sliced breasts fried?

 

[the nature boy]

I know General Tao's Chicken, where its some sliced breasts fried?

you are correct.

 

[saint808]

I can't find much info on him to be honest

 

[the nature boy]

well I can tell you the Hot & Sour soup that accompanied the General Tso's sucked my ass.

 

[saint808]

well his fame was chicken and not soup after all.

 

[Mdguy]

FYI, General Tso's chicken is the most calorie, fat laden entree you can get from a Chinese place.....hope you're not counting calories

 

[Taps]

You may have your chicken dinner confused with the Chinese general, Sun Tzu who lived about 2400 years ago. He wrote "The Art of War" and is considered to be one of the greatest military minds of all time.

This General Tao you speak of sounds like a pussy. A real man would have a beef dish named after him.

 

[Parrottrifle]

Have you ever heard of Google Search?




http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/w...ode=&contentId=A59302-2002Apr16&notFound=true]Information on General Tso

 

[specter]

Sorry I'm babbling. You may resume playing with yourselves.

I object to your implication that I ever stopped.

BTW, the Colonel would've kicked the General's ass. Think about it: 11 herbs and spices vs. sesame seeds and MSG.