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I was seeing cows in the Chilcolten ,big juicy yummy cows. sorry it was too early to be thinking.

rdub wrote:I was seeing cows in the Chilcolten ,big juicy yummy cows. sorry it was too early to be thinking.

Careful, you'll scare all the vegetarians off the forum.

PS: I like yummy cows too. And kangaroo, and buffalo, and sheep, and... if we weren't supposed to eat meat, the animals wouldn't have been made of it! Ha ha ha!

Always wanted to try kangaroo...with shark fin soup as a starter

I can vouch for Zebra! Mmmmmmm.....

This may be silly, but it works.


A Buffet of Delis

Dont you guys eat moose?

Secret_Squirrel wrote:Dont you guys eat moose?

...and whale blubber.

Secret_Squirrel wrote:Dont you guys eat moose?

Tasty if done properly, like very lean beef. Tough and inedibly gamey if not done properly. They are such ugly beasts that you're doing them a favour by eating them.

We had a cat who was crazy about moose meat. He would grab pieces off the dinner table, then run behind the stove to eat them. For some reason he growled at moose meat. Grrr...grrr...crunch...crunch...

...laura

From another thread:

On a lighter note, I never got involved in the "collective noun" discussion but seeing the photos of this line up, I immediately thought not of a herd nor a horde, but a smorgasb(h)ord(e) or a "delicatessen" if you will. Mararmeisto?
-jim

I think this would be an appropriate term to describe the buyer: one goes to a Delicorium to view the selection, seeing a veritable smorgasbhorde from which to choose.

Mmmmmm, Zebra..... (oops, how'd that get there?)

mararmeisto wrote:From another thread:

On a lighter note, I never got involved in the "collective noun" discussion but seeing the photos of this line up, I immediately thought not of a herd nor a horde, but a smorgasb(h)ord(e) or a "delicatessen" if you will. Mararmeisto?
-jim

I think this would be an appropriate term to describe the buyer: one goes to a Delicorium to view the selection, seeing a veritable smorgasbhorde from which to choose.

As usual my self-perceived brilliance goes unrecognized. I was suggesting "delicatessen" as the collective noun....I'm so misunderstood!

sasquatch-hunter wrote:The scientific name, then, should be Delicus canadensis.

It's wednesday... sigh... so far until the weekend... I saw "Delicus canabis"...

Caca wrote:It's wednesday... sigh... so far until the weekend... I saw "Delicus canabis"...

Usually found on BC's Southern Gulf Island, Delicus canabis is a laid-back variant of Mitsubishi's StarWagon collection of L300 vehicles. Generally seen with curtains drawn and thick white smoke lazily drifting out of the slightly opened windows, D. canabis is known for its voracious appetite... (giggle, giggle, giggle)

FalcoColumbarius wrote:Like.... Oh, wow......

No dude... like, ya... I see 'em too...