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Noooo! You can't cook them. They're much too cute. I'd cook the dog first. Then the cat. No, wait, he pees on my tile. We can cook him first. Though, he's pretty fat. Would that be the fat side up to make a nice bark? We'd have to baste him first in apple juice or something...ShannyShooShooOwner of 1 Mini BGE and 1 Wood-fired Brick Oven.Mother of 4 boys, 1 obese feline, 1 mean-assed chow, 1 rowdy bulldog, and 6 completely spoiled sugar gliders
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Getting back to the original topic--or somewhere around page 13 or so--I haven't heard back from Bruce. I left him a message earlier. Guess I'll try to call him again tomorrow.
ShannyShooShooOwner of 1 Mini BGE and 1 Wood-fired Brick Oven.Mother of 4 boys, 1 obese feline, 1 mean-assed chow, 1 rowdy bulldog, and 6 completely spoiled sugar gliders -
Guys, we do not eat sugar gliders. Only savory pets should be eaten. Gawd.
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I wonder what the best tasting pet would be? I'm thinking probably some kind of bird. I wonder what parrot taste like?
Maybe your purpose in life is only to serve as an example for others? - LPL
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Didn't she mention "Chinese take out"?
Green egg, dead animal and alcohol. The "Boro".. TN -
I own 2 parrots and many times have threatened my birds if they do not quiet down. Lol. In reality, I do not think they would be worth the trouble to clean because they are on the lean side. Captive parrots that are overweight usually have fatty liver disease.Ozzie_Isaac said:I wonder what the best tasting pet would be? I'm thinking probably some kind of bird. I wonder what parrot taste like? -
well, I guess that rules parrots out - I think they would've been more $/lb than SRF anyway. back to the drawing board
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Every time I come into this thread it's taken a new turn. Didn't expect a shocker reference with the morning coffee but there you go!Firing up the BGE in Covington, GA
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I think the answer is obvious. Pot bellies pigs.
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theyolksonyou said:I think the answer is obvious. Pot bellies pigs.
No, I had a friend who cooked one once and said it was terrible. He cooked it on the egg.
How about turtles? I know snapping turtles are good, I just don't know who would have one as a pet.
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You have a nice page on Amazon. The "other" Shannon only has three books listed so maybe Amazon took off her nasty stuff. Anyway...hope the "busted egg development" gets settled soon.shannonlcorum said:
Ew....just, ew. They get worse, trust me. I thought about changing my pen name when I stumbled across them. No way I wanted to be associated with that stuff.
Bill
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theyolksonyou said:I think the answer is obvious. Pot bellies pigs.
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Yumm. Turtles are probably real good. To bad about potbelly pigs.
Rabbits would work.
Maybe your purpose in life is only to serve as an example for others? - LPL
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Guinea pigs are quite popular in some cultures.
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This is the thread that never ends.
It just goes on and on my friends.
Some eggers starting posting not knowing what it was.
And they will continue posting forever just because.
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theyolksonyou said:Guinea pigs are quite popular in some cultures.
No no no, we can't cook guinea pigs. I had those too, growing up. They're much too cute. I probably wouldn't eat squirrel or rabbits either. Sorry, I'm a fuzzy lover. Now iguana on the other hand...ShannyShooShooOwner of 1 Mini BGE and 1 Wood-fired Brick Oven.Mother of 4 boys, 1 obese feline, 1 mean-assed chow, 1 rowdy bulldog, and 6 completely spoiled sugar gliders -
BTW--still getting Bruce's voicemail. I'm going to try another email. Still holding onto the hope that he's working on an awesome deal, or trying to find a homeless egg somewhere and not just avoiding me. lol
ShannyShooShooOwner of 1 Mini BGE and 1 Wood-fired Brick Oven.Mother of 4 boys, 1 obese feline, 1 mean-assed chow, 1 rowdy bulldog, and 6 completely spoiled sugar gliders -
Bruce is following this thread ... hooked on it like a daytime soap opera and doesn't want it to stop.shannonlcorum said:BTW--still getting Bruce's voicemail. ...
Washington, IL > Queen Creek, AZ ... Two large eggs and an adopted Mini Max
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This is definitely on of the more multi personality threads of late. Quite entertaining even if it had a devastating beginning.
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wow over 15k views, if every view generates a buck, OP can buy XXL XXL XXL
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Nutria!shannonlcorum said:theyolksonyou said:Guinea pigs are quite popular in some cultures.
No no no, we can't cook guinea pigs. I had those too, growing up. They're much too cute. I probably wouldn't eat squirrel or rabbits either. Sorry, I'm a fuzzy lover. Now iguana on the other hand... -
@Eggcelsior Never ate RUS myself, but it was a thing, or trying to be a thing.
http://boingboing.net/2013/04/29/meat-from-a-20-kb-swamp-rat-t.html
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shannonlcorum said:theyolksonyou said:Guinea pigs are quite popular in some cultures.
No no no, we can't cook guinea pigs. I had those too, growing up. They're much too cute. I probably wouldn't eat squirrel or rabbits either. Sorry, I'm a fuzzy lover. Now iguana on the other hand...
They aren't fuzzy once you've skinned themSteve
Caledon, ON
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I once worked with a cajun who told me that he was going home for the weekend and would bring me back "the best nutria gumbo you ever tasted".
Fortunately, it never materialized.
I wonder if nutria is one of @SGH's favorites?XXL BGE, Karebecue, Klose BYC, Chargiller Akorn Kamado, Weber Smokey Mountain, Grand Turbo gasser, Weber Smoky Joe, and the wheelbarrow that my grandfather used to cook steaks from his cattle
San Antonio, TX
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Sorry to hear about your egg and glad the mutt is ok. I would seriously consider the ceramic grill they offer at Lowes, I think the one close to the size of a Large was right around $600.
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For $600 she can buy the parts. Hell for $700 she can buy another large egg!Slumming it in Aiken, SC.
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As punishment to you all for making me read 146 messages to get caught up in this thread, I present to you a picture of a hot chick in my neighborhood cleaning up after her dog.
Large BGE and Medium BGE
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