Ahem. Do you eat pigs? Have you ever looked them in the eyes at the slaughter house? I have.
Cuteness is not a criteria for should not eat. Intellegence mayyyybe should be, but not always.
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Ahem. Do you eat pigs? Have you ever looked them in the eyes at the slaughter house? I have.
Cuteness is not a criteria for should not eat. Intellegence mayyyybe should be, but not always.
Really? I thought them being fat, ugly, lumbering things is why we murder so many of them.
Well, that and the fact that if we didn't kill them the bloody things would be everywhere.
Plus, I had my first aleand I think going to a better-off country like Peru where I'm outside my confort zone has given me some trust. I have flirted a bit with both a late 30's Chilean woman and a mid 20's Belgian packbacker. Not sure if they caught up, or I did, but felt swell.
Now that's what I'm talkin' about! Good on ya, Max.
According to the folks in AW chat...
I don't eat anything unless it was once cute.
Mmmm, Bambi... er, I mean home-pepperonified venison.
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Where did you get the chance to eat walrus?
I've eaten a lot of crazy foods, but I will NEVER eat bugs. Unless they happen to fly down my throat, but I don't really have a choice in that case.
I've eaten a lot of crazy foods, but I will NEVER eat bugs. Unless they happen to fly down my throat, but I don't really have a choice in that case.
Hmm. Is there anything off-limits? Like, would eating chimpanzees be a no-no? Or elephant? How about whale? I mean... C'mon, who sets the rules about what is an appropriate animal to eat anyways? I'm serious - back in Victorian England, there were clubs setting out to eat one of every known animal.
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Out of curiosity, didn't Victorian England also believe that tomatoes were poisonous? Or was that some other time and place...?
*eats burnt smibble*
*eats burnt smibble*
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Doesn't mean I'll eat them. Unless they're burnt crisps in my corn flakes. I actually go looking for those.
"That's just a myth."
"Say that again and you're fired."
"Sigh..."
Hadn't heard that one, but it wouldn't surprise me - they thought there were canals on Mars...
The plant of the tomato is toxic, not the tomato itself. That's where the rumor came up, but I think it was earlier, Regency perhaps.
Grandpa has cooked rabbits and roosters for lunch.
Grandpa has cooked rabbits and roosters for lunch.
What, no lobster? Crab?
I love animals! I think most of them are delicious!
And while we're at it, when did the Cantina pick up a submarine? Why isn't it on the map? And more importantly, when do I get a ride?
They Are poisonous. Well technically they are toxic. They are nightshades. This is why people eat fried green tomatoes not raw green tomatoes. Unless you are my idiot sister and only half fry them and whine about a stomach ache later.
Same reason you should cut the green off potatoes. Also a nightshade.
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The S.S. Trusty Rusty only takes passengers who follow this criteria:
1) Ability to swim.
2) Able and willing to assist the crew when repairs are needed, which is like, a lot.
3) Cost is a whole quarter.
Trust Rusty is made of candy canes and polka dots, so please pack bunch of those as well.
That is all.
[/announcement]
The S.S. Trusty Rusty only takes passengers who follow this criteria:
1) Ability to swim.
2) Able and willing to assist the crew when repairs are needed, which is like, a lot.
3) Cost is a whole quarter.
Trust Rusty is made of candy canes and polka dots, so please pack bunch of those as well.
That is all.
[/announcement]
Actually not. I know that both are classified as "bugs," but I'm actually allergic to both. Death by anaphylaxis is a terrible way to go.
Nova Scotia is on the 'must travel to and spend a long time there' list. I want to see the seals.
A friend was telling me last night that if you travel about 8 hours north from Fargo into Manitoba (some lake, I think?) there is a polar bear 'safari' type thing in the winter. I really want to see that.
A friend was telling me last night that if you travel about 8 hours north from Fargo into Manitoba (some lake, I think?) there is a polar bear 'safari' type thing in the winter. I really want to see that.
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Crap. that leaves me out. I can do repairs, and I can get the candy. But I can't swim, so......
What? don't look at me like that! Why would a mountain girl need to know how to swim?
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