MagMan
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Well, after I read about potted meat and the Testicle Festival I thought this would fit right in.
"Steve, don't eat it"
"Steve, don't eat it"
Things you eat........Or not
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lerch
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I ate mountain lion once, it tasted like someone pureed meat and then poured sand in it, freakin nasty!!!!
Dont mess with the testical festival man!! Until you have tried some fried up sliced calf nuts and a cold beer you dont know what your missin!!!!!
steve
Dont mess with the testical festival man!! Until you have tried some fried up sliced calf nuts and a cold beer you dont know what your missin!!!!!
steve
bailey1474
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Kinda funny that potted meat was on the top list!!! As I said, I'd rather starve.
I don't eat Tater Tots (I tried them once) nor Balut (never tried them). About everything else I've come across I've eaten but here are a few specials:
Crockpot possum sandwiches were very near the bottom end of edible (Wisconsin deer season fare, ONE TIME).
Frozen then thawed and cooked Brussel Sprouts are a little mushy, not a great food item in my book (in the Navy... I'm retired now and keep a fair distance from those baby cabbages).
Poorly prepared chitterlings (chitlins) are a good substitute for a possum sandwich but for little else. (Well prepared chitlins with greens and/or fried yellow squash are good.)
Liver that hasn't been cooked to shoe leather consistency is good (my mother didn't have a good recipe, my wife does).
Foods I really enjoy (a short listing or we'd be here all day);
Tapioca pudding
Spicy (hot) house lo mein
Trepang (sea cucumber)
Pumpkin Pie
Rosettes
Catholic Bagels with Diet Coke or coffee
Belgian Waffles with strawberries & cream
Crockpot possum sandwiches were very near the bottom end of edible (Wisconsin deer season fare, ONE TIME).
Frozen then thawed and cooked Brussel Sprouts are a little mushy, not a great food item in my book (in the Navy... I'm retired now and keep a fair distance from those baby cabbages).
Poorly prepared chitterlings (chitlins) are a good substitute for a possum sandwich but for little else. (Well prepared chitlins with greens and/or fried yellow squash are good.)
Liver that hasn't been cooked to shoe leather consistency is good (my mother didn't have a good recipe, my wife does).
Foods I really enjoy (a short listing or we'd be here all day);
Tapioca pudding
Spicy (hot) house lo mein
Trepang (sea cucumber)
Pumpkin Pie
Rosettes
Catholic Bagels with Diet Coke or coffee
Belgian Waffles with strawberries & cream
Centre Punch
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Ox tongue stew made by my maternal grandmother to an old german recipe
It was disgusting, but i ate it all so as not to upset her.
Never again.
Ian.
It was disgusting, but i ate it all so as not to upset her.
Never again.
Ian.
MagMan
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Shawn Carlock
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Wild things I've eaten:
Deer, Elk, Moose, Bear, Cougar, Mountain Goat, Antelope, Rabbit, Rock Chuck, Rattle Snake, Beaver, & Big Horn Sheep. If it is meat I'd probably eat it. Cooked green vegtables however Ican't hardly stand to be in the same room with.
Shawn
Deer, Elk, Moose, Bear, Cougar, Mountain Goat, Antelope, Rabbit, Rock Chuck, Rattle Snake, Beaver, & Big Horn Sheep. If it is meat I'd probably eat it. Cooked green vegtables however Ican't hardly stand to be in the same room with.
Shawn
Buffalobob
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My favorite
P.S. I stole this from somebody here.
P.S. I stole this from somebody here.
royinidaho
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Rocky Mountain Oysters cooked in the brandin' fire and washed dowm with strawberry soda pop. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
Too many of them though and you spend a bunch of time behind 'the' bush /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Or stick 'em on a stick to roast 'em. Nuts on a stick. Been there, done that but no tee shirt.
Think I'll get some dry ice and send BB some. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Too many of them though and you spend a bunch of time behind 'the' bush /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Or stick 'em on a stick to roast 'em. Nuts on a stick. Been there, done that but no tee shirt.
Think I'll get some dry ice and send BB some. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
mo
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Anyone no what vienna sausage are? (Answer) Potted Meat with a hard on!!!
I worked on a farm for many years, When it was time to calm the young bulls we knew what was for lunch when the bell rang. Deep fried steer raisins. This coming from the guy who just had a vasectomy last friday.
One of the local delights is the brain sandwich at the ordinary here in town. After my first wifes cooking, I can eat about anything.
One of the local delights is the brain sandwich at the ordinary here in town. After my first wifes cooking, I can eat about anything.
Ballistic64
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My dad always told me that if your worried about what your eating,you need to go back to work cause your not hungry enough yet.........now wheres my can of cuitlacohe? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
