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Well now I am interested in that Chrysler Turbine car. That is pretty cool!

Nice ass chin.

I don't even have any words for that.

That's bizarre looking alright.  

"Dinner's ready my little darlings........ come rip the head and limbs off your teddy bears and chew them real good now, ya hear."

I thought this chicken in a can was bad, but that teddy bear turkey takes weird and disgusting to a new level. And where was the picture of the teddy bear turkey taken, out in the gutter next to a liquor store in the ghetto?

Yuck.  I'd never even heard of a whole chicken in can. 

Tuna is about the only protein in a can that I like.

Although...........this looks pretty delicious.

(12-25-2018, 09:20 PM)sally Wrote: [ -> ]I thought this chicken in a can was bad, but that teddy bear turkey takes weird and disgusting to a new level. And where was the picture of the teddy bear turkey taken, out in the gutter next to a liquor store in the ghetto?

Well hell, I didn't even notice the background of the frankenteddy photo, that makes it even creepier.

Pork brains in milk gravy, some things are just not compatible or palatable. That is grosser than the chicken in a can, not by much though.

(12-26-2018, 03:24 PM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]Holy shit balls, HotD!  *heaves*

Ya think? I would rather talk about shit......................hopefully THAT didn't open the floodgates.

  You wimps! 

It fit the running theme and this is a thread for the 'bizarre', after all (though brains are pretty common fare in a lot of places).



They don't look so bad mixed up with eggs.

Anyway, I don't think there's any cause to worry about the flood gates. It's just a freakin' (gross) supermarket product in the south.

(12-26-2018, 04:31 PM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]Brains & eggs! Mmmmm.

Seriously, I wouldn't knowingly/willingly eat brains either.  But, if I had no choice, I'd definitely take them fried up with eggs rather than in a pool of milk gravy.  

No liver either (I tried one bite once and couldn't swallow it).   My mom loves liver and onions, but I can't even take the smell or sight of it.

I've never tried venison or rabbit and don't think I ever could.

I'd willingly eat brains, liver,and onions with a side of Brussel sprouts and eggs.

No Thank you.
*Goes vegetarian for a day.

BTW I think that teddy turkey picture is taken on a counter-concrete style counter that people have nowadays. And I want to see a picture of it cooked. But couldn't find one.

I would like to be the first to name the Teddy and will call her "Clairese"