I'll be back.

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Fri Aug 23, 2002 9:13 am

Okay, now I've REALLY gotta get out of my pajamas, and get my ass in gear, and get today's comic done.
Back later.

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Fri Aug 23, 2002 9:15 am

Why did I even post this?
Who knows?

Justinpie · Post by **Justinpie** » Fri Aug 23, 2002 4:52 pm

Look at this pie!
Yum.

EteRock · Post by **EteRock** » Sat Aug 24, 2002 11:07 am

kathleenJ wrote:Why did I even post this?
Who knows?

Maybe you just want the attention.

Balloonfrogspider · Post by **Balloonfrogspider** » Mon Aug 26, 2002 9:11 am

That pie would be a lot better if it was dripping with bacon.
(And not Kevin Bacon or his brother either! Good harty bacon from sweet little piggies)

Dalhar · Post by **Dalhar** » Mon Aug 26, 2002 1:37 pm

Is that blueberry pie?

With bacon?

Reminds me of that standard Garson Lagaffe (?) reciept, by good old Fourier.
Mix these ingrediences:
1) Strawberries
2) Herring (salted)
3) Chocolate

You might add bacon if you want..

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Mon Aug 26, 2002 10:09 pm

Heh, for some reason, this reminds me of something I saw in the paper today. In Scotland, they're considering banning haggis because of mad cow disease. And of course, traditionalists are up in arms.
Quote:
"Sheep intestines are an important element of haggis and there is no way we will stop eating it. Chefs would also be appalled if they were told they could not use sheep intestines, in fact they would find it laughable," he added.
Tempting, but I'd rather go with the pie.

KathleenJ · Post by **KathleenJ** » Mon Aug 26, 2002 10:10 pm

EteRock wrote:
kathleenJ wrote:Why did I even post this?
Who knows?
Maybe you just want the attention.

Always.

Dalhar · Post by **Dalhar** » Mon Aug 26, 2002 11:19 pm

kathleenJ wrote:Heh, for some reason, this reminds me of something I saw in the paper today. In Scotland, they're considering banning haggis because of mad cow disease. And of course, traditionalists are up in arms.
Quote:
"Sheep intestines are an important element of haggis and there is no way we will stop eating it. Chefs would also be appalled if they were told they could not use sheep intestines, in fact they would find it laughable," he added.
Tempting, but I'd rather go with the pie.

Hey, that's cultural homocide!
It'd be like outlawing The American Turkey, or brownies if you want.
You'd also have to know these folks are quite up in their arms about these iissues. Not that they didn't bring it upon themselves, but you'll have to expect some amount of hystery here.

On another note, nothing beats your ordinary hot dogs. Or sausages. Or generally, preprocessed meat of your favorite brand name.
This is the place they put everything possible, under more or less doubt, of qualifying as some kind of meat.
Use your imagination. Sheep intestines isn't what you'd worry about.

(Oh, we're so happy of being separated from making our own food..

)

Dalhar · Post by **Dalhar** » Tue Aug 27, 2002 12:31 pm

Or, perhaps hot blueberry pie with bacon isn't so bad?

EteRock · Post by **EteRock** » Fri Aug 30, 2002 11:41 am

kathleenJ wrote:
EteRock wrote:
kathleenJ wrote:Why did I even post this?
Who knows?
Maybe you just want the attention.
Always.

Attention getters are always the best.

dalhar wrote:On another note, nothing beats your ordinary hot dogs. Or sausages. Or generally, preprocessed meat of your favorite brand name.
This is the place they put everything possible, under more or less doubt, of qualifying as some kind of meat.
Use your imagination. Sheep intestines isn't what you'd worry about.

I think nothing beats the hamburgers of the pre White Castle days.