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Postby wednesday's child » Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:40 am

Rhiannon wrote:Eat faster. The American way.

My bad for misunderstanding.
I thought the American way was "Eat more".
:lol:

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Postby Rhiannon » Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:46 am

wednesday's child wrote:
Rhiannon wrote:Eat faster. The American way.

My bad for misunderstanding.
I thought the American way was "Eat more".
:lol:

-wech


Eat faster so you have time to eat more. Time is money. Snap, snap! :P
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Postby spellbinder » Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:49 am

Michigan Girl wrote:
Gunbot wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
wednesday's child wrote:
spellbinder wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:NO KIDDING!!!! I wouldn't even kiss someone after they ate the
half baked unborn duck....I don't care how much staying power
they had!!! :shock: :wink:


And why would that someone tell you if he ate one? :lol:

The next thing you'll know,
You'll be swoolen wondering why he was a great lover that night.
You've cum so many times without him pulling it out.

You'll be daydreaming for the next time you two will meet. :roll:


:shock:
Errrrrr.....That's a little too vivid for me, how you're
addressing her like that. Even on a thread as explicit
as this has been. Just an observation...

:)


Maybe my comment was a tad inappropriate......? :shock:
But...um...still....NO Balut !!! :wink:

It was your essence of womanhood that trasmitted itself through your post, which caused a little bit of excitement on his end. I guess we can safely say that you still got it :lol: :wink:

:lol: :lol: :lol:
Yes it must be the pheromonal chemosignal !!!! :wink:


:oops:
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Postby Michigan Girl » Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:54 am

spellbinder wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
Gunbot wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
wednesday's child wrote:
spellbinder wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:NO KIDDING!!!! I wouldn't even kiss someone after they ate the
half baked unborn duck....I don't care how much staying power
they had!!! :shock: :wink:


And why would that someone tell you if he ate one? :lol:

The next thing you'll know,
You'll be swoolen wondering why he was a great lover that night.
You've cum so many times without him pulling it out.

You'll be daydreaming for the next time you two will meet. :roll:


:shock:
Errrrrr.....That's a little too vivid for me, how you're
addressing her like that. Even on a thread as explicit
as this has been. Just an observation...

:)


Maybe my comment was a tad inappropriate......? :shock:
But...um...still....NO Balut !!! :wink:

It was your essence of womanhood that trasmitted itself through your post, which caused a little bit of excitement on his end. I guess we can safely say that you still got it :lol: :wink:

:lol: :lol: :lol:
Yes it must be the pheromonal chemosignal !!!! :wink:


:oops:


No Harm!!!! :wink:
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Postby ProgRocker53 » Wed Jul 16, 2008 10:55 am

Dude, Michigan Girl is one of the best sports on here. 8)
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Postby spellbinder » Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:09 am

wednesday's child wrote:
spellbinder wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:NO KIDDING!!!! I wouldn't even kiss someone after they ate the
half baked unborn duck....I don't care how much staying power
they had!!! :shock: :wink:


And why would that someone tell you if he ate one? :lol:

The next thing you'll know,
You'll be swoolen wondering why he was a great lover that night.
You've cum so many times without him pulling it out.

You'll be daydreaming for the next time you two will meet. :roll:



:shock:
Errrrrr.....That's a little too vivid for me, how you're
addressing her like that. Even on a thread as explicit
as this has been. Just an observation...

:)


That's one fine blue-blooded Michigan white girl Wech! :P
They can take these kind of comments. :D
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Postby wednesday's child » Wed Jul 16, 2008 11:11 am

:lol:
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Postby Sarah » Wed Jul 16, 2008 5:41 pm

wednesday's child wrote:Maybe U.S. posters can help me with one thing.
You have one pop food that I really have trouble with.
(but it's not that it grosses me out or anything)

Candied apples.

First time I see it, I'm like, wokay....
So I take a bite, and then I'm soon going WTF...

That shit seems impossible to eat, in a mechanical sense.
How do you keep all the caramel(?) from all sloughing off
on the first few bites, and hanging like a sad, sticky scrap
from your mouth?

LOL. So far none of the American foods (btw I don't really consider that pear salad thing to be American... maybe it's from another region) that you have mentioned are things I actually eat. Except Chinese food. Not a fan of caramel apples.

Please keep listing them off, though, I really am curious.
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Re: Would you eat this?

Postby journeypower » Wed Jul 16, 2008 6:51 pm

wednesday's child wrote:.


Be honest now, and hey! ....you're allowed to add a little salt


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blown knee or some fucked-up hip injury, no matter how high or how often he jumps around the stage.

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wonder how this tastes with maple syrup :roll:
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Postby cyndy! » Thu Jul 17, 2008 12:26 am

i've never had the opportunity to try balut. not sure if i would or not. maybe it depends on how it's presented.

when i was young & blissfully ignorant, i enjoyed eating sea cucumbers. not so much now that i know more about them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsLBOkYLLeI
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Postby bluejeangirl76 » Thu Jul 17, 2008 1:22 am

cyndy! wrote:when i was young & blissfully ignorant, i enjoyed eating sea cucumbers. not so much now that i know more about them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsLBOkYLLeI


I was excited for an Animal Planet clip. I love that channel.

But then I watched it... omg that made me sick. :shock:
Did they have to show it doing its bid'ness? BLEH! :lol:
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Postby spellbinder » Thu Jul 17, 2008 3:34 am

cyndy! wrote:i've never had the opportunity to try balut. not sure if i would or not. maybe it depends on how it's presented.

when i was young & blissfully ignorant, i enjoyed eating sea cucumbers. not so much now that i know more about them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsLBOkYLLeI


The human mouth has more germs compared to what that slug was eating.
A dogs mouth is cleaner compared to ours.

You should continue to eat them.
They are healthy.
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Postby Michigan Girl » Thu Jul 17, 2008 3:44 am

spellbinder wrote:
cyndy! wrote:i've never had the opportunity to try balut. not sure if i would or not. maybe it depends on how it's presented.

when i was young & blissfully ignorant, i enjoyed eating sea cucumbers. not so much now that i know more about them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsLBOkYLLeI


The human mouth has more germs compared to what that slug was eating.
A dogs mouth is cleaner compared to ours.

You should continue to eat them.
They are healthy.


SB~ How are you so familiar with these rather unique food choices? just curious!!! :wink:
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Postby spellbinder » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:07 am

Michigan Girl wrote:
spellbinder wrote:
cyndy! wrote:i've never had the opportunity to try balut. not sure if i would or not. maybe it depends on how it's presented.

when i was young & blissfully ignorant, i enjoyed eating sea cucumbers. not so much now that i know more about them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsLBOkYLLeI


The human mouth has more germs compared to what that slug was eating.
A dogs mouth is cleaner compared to ours.

You should continue to eat them.
They are healthy.


SB~ How are you so familiar with these rather unique food choices? just curious!!! :wink:


I like to dare ... adventure ... conquest ....

There are a lot undocumented ECCENTRIC experiences when playing with the "big" boys. :wink:
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Postby Moon Beam » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:31 am

wednesday's child can you please describe the taste of this Balut?
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Postby Don » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:36 am

Moon Beam wrote:wednesday's child can you please describe the taste of this Balut?

To me it tastes like a runny, sunnyside up egg, mixed with an overfried egg (where you get it a little crunchy) and a hard boiled egg all mixed into one.
Not that you were asking me, but I thought I would give the western person's taste comparison. I'm sure Wech has a totally different taste experience with it.
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Postby Michigan Girl » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:39 am

Gunbot wrote:
Moon Beam wrote:wednesday's child can you please describe the taste of this Balut?

To me it tastes like a runny, sunnyside up egg, mixed with an overfried egg (where you get it a little crunchy) and a hard boiled egg all mixed into one.
Not that you were asking me, but I thought I would give the western person's taste comparison. I'm sure Wech has a totally different taste experience with it.


ewww....well see I'm not an egg person, so there you go!!!
Thanks for the description though!!! :wink:
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Postby Don » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:41 am

Michigan Girl wrote:
Gunbot wrote:
Moon Beam wrote:wednesday's child can you please describe the taste of this Balut?

To me it tastes like a runny, sunnyside up egg, mixed with an overfried egg (where you get it a little crunchy) and a hard boiled egg all mixed into one.
Not that you were asking me, but I thought I would give the western person's taste comparison. I'm sure Wech has a totally different taste experience with it.


ewww....well see I'm not an egg person, so there you go!!!
Thanks for the descritopn though!!! :wink:


Starting to get the hang of it, I see :lol: :wink:
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Postby Michigan Girl » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:41 am

spellbinder wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
spellbinder wrote:
cyndy! wrote:i've never had the opportunity to try balut. not sure if i would or not. maybe it depends on how it's presented.

when i was young & blissfully ignorant, i enjoyed eating sea cucumbers. not so much now that i know more about them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsLBOkYLLeI


The human mouth has more germs compared to what that slug was eating.
A dogs mouth is cleaner compared to ours.

You should continue to eat them.
They are healthy.


SB~ How are you so familiar with these rather unique food choices? just curious!!! :wink:


I like to dare ... adventure ... conquest ....
There are a lot undocumented ECCENTRIC experiences when playing with the "big" boys. :wink:


Gotcha!!!! Thanks!! :wink:
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Postby Michigan Girl » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:41 am

Gunbot wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
Gunbot wrote:
Moon Beam wrote:wednesday's child can you please describe the taste of this Balut?

To me it tastes like a runny, sunnyside up egg, mixed with an overfried egg (where you get it a little crunchy) and a hard boiled egg all mixed into one.
Not that you were asking me, but I thought I would give the western person's taste comparison. I'm sure Wech has a totally different taste experience with it.


ewww....well see I'm not an egg person, so there you go!!!
Thanks for the description though!!! :wink:


Starting to get the hang of it, I see :lol: :wink:

:lol: :lol: :lol:
Hey, I corrected that...now will you? :wink:
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Postby Moon Beam » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:44 am

Gunbot wrote:To me it tastes like a runny, sunnyside up egg, mixed with an overfried egg (where you get it a little crunchy) and a hard boiled egg all mixed into one.
Not that you were asking me, but I thought I would give the western person's taste comparison. I'm sure Wech has a totally different taste experience with it.



Thanks for responding Gunbot, I only addressed the question towards him because
he was the thread starter.
I'm interested in what anyone who's tried this has to say. :)
I like eggs and though I would have to close my eyes eating this, think I'd give it a try.
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Postby Don » Thu Jul 17, 2008 4:54 am

Moon Beam wrote:
Gunbot wrote:To me it tastes like a runny, sunnyside up egg, mixed with an overfried egg (where you get it a little crunchy) and a hard boiled egg all mixed into one.
Not that you were asking me, but I thought I would give the western person's taste comparison. I'm sure Wech has a totally different taste experience with it.



Thanks for responding Gunbot, I only addressed the question towards him because
he was the thread starter.
I'm interested in what anyone who's tried this has to say. :)
I like eggs and though I would have to close my eyes eating this, think I'd give it a try.

If you were blind, or ate it in the dark without knowing what it looked like, it wouldn't be bad at all, just too salty for me. It's the visual appeal of the thing that is daunting for most people.

To MG, don't be embarrassed by your friganese, it takes time to become proficient.
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Postby spellbinder » Thu Jul 17, 2008 5:08 am

Moon Beam wrote:
Gunbot wrote:To me it tastes like a runny, sunnyside up egg, mixed with an overfried egg (where you get it a little crunchy) and a hard boiled egg all mixed into one.
Not that you were asking me, but I thought I would give the western person's taste comparison. I'm sure Wech has a totally different taste experience with it.



Thanks for responding Gunbot, I only addressed the question towards him because
he was the thread starter.
I'm interested in what anyone who's tried this has to say. :)
I like eggs and though I would have to close my eyes eating this, think I'd give it a try.


That tingy is to be eaten with caution ...
A little salt to add a distinct flavor ...
It is dangerous to eat them in excess. There's too much nutrients in them.
A friend of mine overate and he turned swollen blue all over - It took I think two weeks of constant medication to have his body cleanst.

Two should be fine, never in excess and taken with beer on a "special" occasion.
Turtles are taken with whiskey.
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Postby Sarah » Thu Jul 17, 2008 5:13 am

bluejeangirl76 wrote:
cyndy! wrote:when i was young & blissfully ignorant, i enjoyed eating sea cucumbers. not so much now that i know more about them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsLBOkYLLeI


I was excited for an Animal Planet clip. I love that channel.

But then I watched it... omg that made me sick. :shock:
Did they have to show it doing its bid'ness? BLEH! :lol:

This one's hot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKWSLg5PDiU

:lol: :lol:
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Postby stevew2 » Thu Jul 17, 2008 5:32 am

Andrew wrote:This is one gross thread.
Thanks for not locking it
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Postby mistiejourney » Thu Jul 17, 2008 5:58 am

Sarah wrote:
wednesday's child wrote:Maybe U.S. posters can help me with one thing.
You have one pop food that I really have trouble with.
(but it's not that it grosses me out or anything)

Candied apples.

First time I see it, I'm like, wokay....
So I take a bite, and then I'm soon going WTF...

That shit seems impossible to eat, in a mechanical sense.
How do you keep all the caramel(?) from all sloughing off
on the first few bites, and hanging like a sad, sticky scrap
from your mouth?

LOL. So far none of the American foods (btw I don't really consider that pear salad thing to be American... maybe it's from another region) that you have mentioned are things I actually eat. Except Chinese food. Not a fan of caramel apples.

Please keep listing them off, though, I really am curious.


I came onto this thread late, but the key to eating caramel apples is to slice them up into fourths or eighths (be sure the caramel is cold and solid) and eat them as slices. Even better if you roll the caramel apple in nuts! Yummy!
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Postby Don » Thu Jul 17, 2008 6:02 am

mistiejourney wrote:
Sarah wrote:
wednesday's child wrote:Maybe U.S. posters can help me with one thing.
You have one pop food that I really have trouble with.
(but it's not that it grosses me out or anything)

Candied apples.

First time I see it, I'm like, wokay....
So I take a bite, and then I'm soon going WTF...

That shit seems impossible to eat, in a mechanical sense.
How do you keep all the caramel(?) from all sloughing off
on the first few bites, and hanging like a sad, sticky scrap
from your mouth?

LOL. So far none of the American foods (btw I don't really consider that pear salad thing to be American... maybe it's from another region) that you have mentioned are things I actually eat. Except Chinese food. Not a fan of caramel apples.

Please keep listing them off, though, I really am curious.


I came onto this thread late, but the key to eating caramel apples is to slice them up into fourths or eighths (be sure the caramel is cold and solid) and eat them as slices. Even better if you roll the caramel apple in nuts! Yummy!

You just went right the Caramel Apple question and skipped all the good stuff?
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Postby Deb » Thu Jul 17, 2008 6:04 am

Gunbot wrote:
Moon Beam wrote:wednesday's child can you please describe the taste of this Balut?

To me it tastes like a runny, sunnyside up egg, mixed with an overfried egg (where you get it a little crunchy) and a hard boiled egg all mixed into one.
Not that you were asking me, but I thought I would give the western person's taste comparison. I'm sure Wech has a totally different taste experience with it.


LOL, even just the words "crunchy" and "egg" in the same sentence turn me off. :lol:
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Postby styxman » Thu Jul 17, 2008 6:16 am

I've just figured why WC (That's a piss outlet in the UK by the way!) doesn't get to taste great food in the UK and passes it off as awful. These eggs turn you blue right? Well imagine the owners of a classy restaurant in London confronted with a blue filipino asking for a meal, I know what I'd say, get the fuck out of here :shock: So he hit's the takeaways and only ever tastes the shit food.

I'm vindicated WC. Stop eating those fucking eggs and next time you're in town, try some good British food :wink:
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Postby styxman » Thu Jul 17, 2008 6:21 am

Deb wrote:
Gunbot wrote:
Moon Beam wrote:wednesday's child can you please describe the taste of this Balut?

To me it tastes like a runny, sunnyside up egg, mixed with an overfried egg (where you get it a little crunchy) and a hard boiled egg all mixed into one.
Not that you were asking me, but I thought I would give the western person's taste comparison. I'm sure Wech has a totally different taste experience with it.


LOL, even just the words "crunchy" and "egg" in the same sentence turn me off. :lol:


Hey Deb,

I once saw an act in Spain, this woman used an egg. you heard the crunch and out came the yellow stuff, it should have turned me off but it didn't :shock: Pretty cool trick. She also burst baloons with a pea shooter inserted in the same place and it wasn't her mouth 8)
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