Weird Food

[Wilson54]

Death Grip.............

It "might mean" that I am under "Constant Watch" so that I don't make ONE MORE comment
against "you know who". You know. "One is never supposed to mention "them" in a bad light".
Exposure makes them quiver and run like cockroaches when the light is "turned on".
Death to the Hegelian Dialectic Process and Death to the Practioners of it towards the citizenry....... and of course "Death to the New World Order". Love, Wilson

 

[handejector]

Originally posted by Wilson54:
Death Grip.............

It "might mean" that I am under "Constant Watch" so that I don't make ONE MORE comment
against "you know who". You know. "One is never supposed to mention "them" in a bad light".
Exposure makes them quiver and run like cockroaches when the light is "turned on".
Death to the Hegelian Dialectic Process and Death to the Practioners of it towards the citizenry....... and of course "Death to the New World Order". Love, Wilson

Actually, it means that I forgot to remove it after reinstating you for whatever you got busted for.
All you had to do was remind me- you know, like an adult would do.

 

[DeathGrip]

Sorry I asked.

 

[Gun-runner]

Originally posted by Ignatz:
I was living in Belgium in the early 80's. I thought buying a hamburger that costs a little more might be a better grade. Wrong, turns out horse meat is a little more expensive than beef! My mother and her family came over from Scotland. For my birthday I got Steak and Kidney pie. I actually loved it.

How was the "horseburger"?

 

[Jeb Stonewall]

Sandwitches
1.Peanut butter and dill pickel.
2.Raw hamburg with a big slice of onion and salt and pepper.

 

[westcoast362]

The peanut butter and dill pickle reminded me that I used to eat pb and green olives. I think the saltiness of the pickle or olive goes well with the pb.

 

[Stevens]

Peanut butter and dill pickle or PB with bread and butter pickle is one of my favorite sandwiches and my linch about 3 times a week.
Steve

 

[Eagle 477]

Balute if yoou have been to the Philippines you know what it is...
Bob

 

[K.38]

Dried squid is excellent. I had a Korean girlfriend who always brought some along when we went out. Salty but very tasty. She made several other dishes also. Can't pronounce most of it but it was all very good.

My daughter used to like green olives and chocolate mixed together when she was little. She still loves green olives and chocolate but just not mixed anymore.

In Germany we tried a peasant food made of boiled pig fat and onions. That was excellent but our German friends said to only eat a very small amount because it was so rich.

I had Whale stew in Alaska. Rich but very good.

 

[Cobroller]

Is boiled okra still slick?

 

[DeathGrip]

Slicker than snot.

 

[Polar Boy]

Originally posted by Eagle 477:
Balute if yoou have been to the Philippines you know what it is...
Bob

Whenever I think of NASTY food, Balute always comes to mind. Got to wonder what people were thinking when they decided that was good to eat. YUCK!

 

[sammi357]

just googled it.

as hubby would say,
that's asgusting!

 

[kleinkaliber]

My brother gave me a can of "Bird's Nest Drink." Product of Thailand. The ingredients are listed as bird's nest flavor, water, sugar, and white fungus. No, thank you. I looked it up online, birds nest flavor is actually bird saliva.

A Japanese friend told me that whale has a flavor similar to bacon. YUM!

 

[jughed440]

certainly not as weird as some of the stuff posted...i like Miracle Whip on cold leftover pizza, and for dessert it's fresh ground coffee sprinkled on chocolate ice cream. mmm