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Hans von Hammer

 

VanceCrozier:

 

And it was a brave (or hungry) man that ate the first lobster... "the cockroach of the sea!"

 

 

I think it was the egg guy that was braver...

"I'm so hungry I'm gonna eat the first thing that comes out that chicken's azz..."

Touché!

VanceCrozier

And it was a brave (or hungry) man that ate the first lobster... "the cockroach of the sea!"

I think it was the egg guy that was braver...

"I'm so hungry I'm gonna eat the first thing that comes out that chicken's azz..."

Aus Smurf

This whole thread sounds like a Monty Python sketch

You're RIGHT ! This thread is about cats !

Sorry !

This whole thread sounds like a Monty Python sketch, methinks you gentelmen have to much time on your hands, you need a hobby    have you tried Modeling 

I don't see anything???

Ewwww. I just lost my appetite after reading that one.

And what about dogs?

And as the saying goes in my profesion- "Blood goes round and round, Air goes in and out, and anything different is bad."

This one is just for Manny...........

I've got a copy of The Holy Grail at home... I'll have to get it out soon.

There's a group build theme: characters & vehicles from Monty Python!!

Yes, The Life of Brian, one of my favorites!

Hungry for an afternoon snack?

Bgrigg

"BRIAN: Larks' tongues. Otters' noses. Ocelot spleens.

REG: Got any nuts?

BRIAN: I haven't got any nuts. Sorry. I've got wrens' livers, badgers' spleens--

REG: No, no, no.

BRIAN: Otters' noses?

REG: I don't want any of that Roman rubbish.

JUDITH: Why don't you sell proper food?

BRIAN: Proper food?

REG: Yeah, not those rich imperialist tit-bits.

BRIAN: Well, don't blame me. I didn't ask to sell this stuff.

REG: All right. Bag of otters' noses, then.

FRANCIS: Make it two."

And it wasn't just the Romans, it used to be if you could cram it in your mouth, you did! Which explains why we eat things like eggs, snails, oysters and truffles. I mean, who would eat what a pig digs up?

Life of Brian right?! Haven't seen any Monty Python in awhile...

And it was a brave (or hungry) man that ate the first lobster... "the cockroach of the sea!"

"BRIAN: Larks' tongues. Otters' noses. Ocelot spleens.

REG: Got any nuts?

BRIAN: I haven't got any nuts. Sorry. I've got wrens' livers, badgers' spleens--

REG: No, no, no.

BRIAN: Otters' noses?

REG: I don't want any of that Roman rubbish.

JUDITH: Why don't you sell proper food?

BRIAN: Proper food?

REG: Yeah, not those rich imperialist tit-bits.

BRIAN: Well, don't blame me. I didn't ask to sell this stuff.

REG: All right. Bag of otters' noses, then.

FRANCIS: Make it two."

And it wasn't just the Romans, it used to be if you could cram it in your mouth, you did! Which explains why we eat things like eggs, snails, oysters and truffles. I mean, who would eat what a pig digs up?

If you really want to know about European dietary preferences thru the ages,

I suggest aquiring a copy of the book "Tales of the Table: a History of Western Cuisine" by Barbara Norton.

The ancient  Romans ate anything that crawled, walked, galloped, flew or swam.

bbrowniii

 

Not that this thread hasn't already gone way off track, but isn't it funny what things we do consider it 'illegal' to eat, for no real practical reason....

I keep thinking there was a table of wise men watching as animals were paraded in front of them...

Eat it.. don't eat it... looks dumb, eat it... aww, that one's cute, don't eat it...

LMFAO..lol. I can see it now.. new to FSM this month...

How to pose your cat for online pics and other tasty feline recipes.. FSM online contributer tells us how to cook vahmits and other tasty critters while your Testors Model master paint job dries..

after we jump to the link....

Can you post some more pictures of the cat without all the background clutter?

Bgrigg

bbrowniii:

 

Bgrigg:

 

 

  and other non-food critters.

 

 

 

No such thing.  We're omnivores.  We can eat anything...

 

Let me amend that to not legal for sale food critters!

I've eaten a lot of things, but Long Pig will never be on my menu, unless I'm also on a soccer team and lost in the Andes!

Touche'...

Not that this thread hasn't already gone way off track, but isn't it funny what things we do consider it 'illegal' to eat, for no real practical reason....

bbrowniii

 

Bgrigg:

 

 

  and other non-food critters.

 

 

 

No such thing.  We're omnivores.  We can eat anything...

Let me amend that to not legal for sale food critters!

I've eaten a lot of things, but Long Pig will never be on my menu, unless I'm also on a soccer team and lost in the Andes!

Bgrigg

  and other non-food critters.

No such thing.  We're omnivores.  We can eat anything...

Sprue-ce Goose

Vance: that V-1 launch rail you were mentioning in another thread would be PURR-FECT for launching local cats.

yes, the possibilities are endless!

Vance: that V-1 launch rail you were mentioning in another thread would be PURR-FECT for launching local cats.

Rob Gronovius

This is funny, I don't care who you are. Caution, turn down volume before clicking.

http://webpages.marshall.edu/~will2/chowmein.swf

Long ago, in a town far, far away, I had my dinner interrupted by the Health Inspectors shutting down the Chinese restaurant I was eating in. I found out later they were accused of serving cat, and other non-food critters.

The songs funny, but not THAT funny!

And to think, I used to "wolf" down my Mu Shu Pork!

Is it too late to request a forum section for animal talk?

This is funny, I don't care who you are. Caution, turn down volume before clicking.

http://webpages.marshall.edu/~will2/chowmein.swf

Aaronw

They get just a tad bigger than most house cats, I think I read that the average house cat weighs 8-12 pounds and Bengals run 10-15 pounds. While they look really exotic they are still 97-98%, American Short Hair, with just a pinch (it has to be less than 3%) of Asian Leopard Cat.

While he is very playful I have not had much trouble with my models. There was a period where he wanted to sit up on the shelf and snuggle the models, but a few pieces of rolled up duct tape cured that real quick. My old Lab / German Shepard mix was more of a menace with his huge tail

If you make it clear what kind of personality you want a good breeder can match you up pretty well with an animal.

.. pretty kitty.. pretty kitty... purr.. purr...

hey... i see a...............

wait? where am I ?