On or about 01-11-06 12:17, Cindy Haglund did engage James Bradley

 CH> 0n (04 Jan 06) James Bradley wrote to George Pope...
 JB> On or about 01-01-06 23:17, George Pope did engage James Bradley

 JB> Chocolate covered crickets, escargot... With the doom and gloom

 CH>  Remember that "ALL IN THE FAMILY" epsiode where uh heh Archie was
 CH> wondering why everybody was staring at him as he garfed down ENJOYING
 CH> what he didn't know and would never have touched if he had- was
 CH> horse meat?

No I don't recall that one. It was a few years ago since I've any.

 CH> IT would ge fun to offer someone chocolate covered crickets. See if
 CH> they like them. If so would you tell them what they're eating? :)

My sisters fed chocolate type (The ones that were dolloped like a macaroon.)
dog treats to a baby sitter. 

 CH> Reminds me of that joke about the old lady and the peanuts. There's
 CH> more than one version of this joke btw. My favorite version was the one
 CH> where the new young priest is visiting one of the elderly parishioners.
 CH> He's nibbling away on the peanuts she had put out in the bowl. I
 CH> forget the conversation they had but she ended up telling him  it was
 CH> fine if he had as much as he wanted- she couldn't eat them due to her
 CH> teeth. she'd just suck off the chocolate. 

Ow!!! 

Nice image, there!

 GP> And a buddy of min says alligator meat tastes like you're eating a
 GP> chewy steak that tastes strongly of fish!

 CH>  I had alligator nuggets and to be honest not enough of a sample to
 CH> make a sure fire analogy but close as I got was clams but not rubbery.
 CH> I was so excited to be eating something so exotic though my memory
 CH> might not be quite reliable (was about four years ago too.)

Per chance, the 'bite size' was engineered to give you an impression of clam?

 CH> I'm told you can get them in the frozen food sections in some stores.
 CH> I haven't seen 'em yet.

They haven't made it up here yet either. <-;

 JB> Sounds like the shark I ate. They urinate by perspiration, so there
 JB> *is* a necessary boiling and skimming step needed to anything we eat
 JB> from them.

 CH>  EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWw.... I'm gonna REMEMBER that.. 

The same can be done with pine fed deer, and other meats that feed on
questionable sustenance.

BTW, I read somewhere that gluten molecules are broken by the bran in whole
wheat. (Something like that anyway.) That is where we left it last time, right?


... James
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