But would i eat one in bed?
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Is 'vegetarian' a dirty word?
- Thread starter Vinayaka
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But would i eat one in bed?
Oh good sir, unhand me.
Sorry about that mispelling ... shoulda bin dikshunairee.
And we won't be shunning lesbians either.
It has always been our burden since that damnable tortoise and his trickery. Now to be compared to the height of Scottish cuisine as if we were nothing but breeding machines stuffed with organ meat and oats, the shame.
Still....I wonder about haggis made from rabbit innards.
Well deserved sir, well deserved.
Oddly, that is not racist. A rare thing these days. We are very tasty. It would be the finest haggis that had ever been crafted. It would put haggis on the Food Network.
Rabbits are people too.
Well, we're rabbits. You know what I mean. We shouldn't be looked down on just for that. Ok. We're small and that is the only way we can be looked on to be seen. Sure. It is all a plot by large corporations under the control of Satan to keep the rabbit down.
Rabbits are ok, i have nothing against rabbits, the more there are the more rabbit stew we can have. You do a wonderful job of feeding the starving masses. I tip my hat to you sir.
But i feel there is some confusion instigated by the mad mock Scot, the subject was haggis breeding like rabbits, not rabbits breeding like haggis
Ouroboros
Coincidentia oppositorum
Thanks for the tip. Will try it. I did make some cream cheese a while back, but no one eats that in the house. I'll try the paneer and see how they like it.