06 Apr 07
Originally posted by Hand of HecateTell your new peta friend that the best part of the cow is the liver. fresh..raw and with wasabi sauce. They eat it in Osaka.
As Cow-like as widget is, let's try to get back on the topic of Cow Oppression people. Obviously the distractors in this thread are pro-Beef Agents.
I guess she would not be in for dolphin or whale then?
06 Apr 07
Originally posted by mochironI'm partial to lightly breaded Whooping Crane breast myself. A subtle white wine and cream sauce with hand made pasta is a fabulous meal.
Tell your new peta friend that the best part of the cow is the liver. fresh..raw and with wasabi sauce. They eat it in Osaka.
I guess she would not be in for dolphin or whale then?
06 Apr 07
Originally posted by mlpriorSadly, I lack the ability to lactate, even lackadaisically 🙄 Nor am I laconic. 😉
Why? Are you lactating?
In actual fact, I probably see more tongue-depressors than cow-oppressors ...
Hand of Hecate goes into a restaurant in Spain and orders the specialty of the house. When his dinner arrives, he asks the waiter what it is. "These, senor," replied the waiter in broken English, "are the cojones, how you say, the testicles, of the bull killed in the ring today."
HandJob swallowed hard but tasted the dish and thought it was delicious. So he comes back the next evening and orders the same item.
When it is served, he says to the waiter, "These cojones, or whatever you call them...are much smaller than the ones I had last night."
"Yes, Senor Hand," replied the waiter, "You see...the bull, he does not always lose."
06 Apr 07
Originally posted by widgetAs a rare delicacy, I can provide you with our Tea Bag Special consisting of some lightly salted and still attached cojones. I would suggest fruity Pinot Grigio to accompany this dish.
Sadly, I lack the ability to lactate, even lackadaisically 🙄 Nor am I laconic. 😉
In actual fact, I probably see more tongue-depressors than cow-oppressors ...
[b]Hand of Hecate goes into a restaurant in Spain and orders the specialty of the house. When his dinner arrives, he asks the waiter what it is. "These, senor," replied the waiter in broken ...[text shortened]... s, Senor Hand," replied the waiter, "You see...the bull, he does not always lose."[/b]
06 Apr 07
Originally posted by Hand of HecateGood luck with that one, HJ... 😉 I try to avoid eating tainted meat. Mad cow disease is everywhere. (PS: PinotNoir would be a better match - a bit "Sideways"?)
As a rare delicacy, I can provide you with our Tea Bag Special consisting of some lightly salted and still attached cojones. I would suggest fruity Pinot Grigio to accompany this dish.