Onna stick? #
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 11:37 GMT
Sounds like something Disembowel-Meself-Honourably Dibhala would sell…
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 11:37 GMT
Sounds like something Disembowel-Meself-Honourably Dibhala would sell…
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 12:02 GMT
for ketchup with that. Not willing to pay it? have you ever tried rat without ketchup?
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 12:15 GMT
It was the Snake and Kidney pies from C.M.O.T. Dibbler that caused the rat problem.
Rat inna bun?
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 12:20 GMT
Anything with its back to the sun...
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 13:03 GMT
on a stick, in a bun, on the run i am sam i am and i will not eat a rat i am...unless its served with green eggs and ham....
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 13:03 GMT
It's that the 3 Dorges Dam is a bloody ecological disaster.
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 13:39 GMT
The economics are as follows: farmers pocket around six to ten yuan a kilogram (20 to 35 pence a pound in old money, the Telegraph helpfully adds), while Cantonese restaurants knock it out as delicious rat stew for up to four quid a pound
Just yesterday I beleive came the comment from the chap riled by a mix of metric and imperial. I wonder how angry the added currency variable made him.
Compare yuan per kilo with GBP per pound. Sounds like a trick question from a GCSE paper, except this one doesn't have the answer right after it or award points for getting your name right!
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 13:43 GMT
Surely they should have been looking for wats not rats.
In any case, every fan of Fawlty Towers knows that to a foreign waiter, its not a rat, its a hampster.
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 13:46 GMT
the *whole* China-thing is bloody desaster, pretty much like Russia (no offense to any particular Chinese or Russians meant). So the Chinese eat rats, huh? Too funny. I'd rather be worried about all the other things they eat. Remember the Cold War, when for some reason we were not totally dependent on Russian ressources and gas was cheap nontheless? Or do I mix things up?
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 14:09 GMT
£5 says there's a pornstar of the same name
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 14:12 GMT
During the cold war we still had sufficient brent gas & crude ... we've used it all up now, THAT is why we are dependant on the russians for our leccy ;)
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 15:31 GMT
... that might be what we're *told*. Even if so, it means there were insufficient investments in renewables, with Globalization offering the jucier ham. In a short while, Europeans will be happy to serve a fat rat at least on Sunday, or beg for asylum grants in North Africa.
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 15:31 GMT
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Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 15:31 GMT
When life serves you lemmings, you make lemmingade.
I know, I know. Coat, door...
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 15:59 GMT
...presumes they will blend.
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 17:03 GMT
While some household blenders may not be up to the task, a bit of preparation with household cleaving instruments should suffice. Have you watched "Yan can cook" on TV?
There is also the option of "juicers", which do have the ability chop and separate hard materials from their essential liquids.
Just a thought for those experiencing a windfall of hard-to-prepare mammals.
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 18:04 GMT
£5 says there's about 1 billion porn consumers of the same name
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 19:31 GMT
You want some of this?
What is it?
River rat.
How do you eat that?
First you cut off the head and the tail.
Then you gut it.
It's all a matter of the sauce.
You don't just plop down warm rodent on a plate and say:
''Here's your river rat. Would you like white or red wine?''
--Freejack, 1992
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 20:50 GMT
I know cats and dogs rarely wash their food but I would certainly want to try eating the pests BEFORE poisoning them.
Just a thought...
Posted Tuesday 17th July 2007 22:49 GMT
Why isnt the following the first thing that came to mind when you read the story ?
Baldrick: Right, how about a nice meal, while you chew it over?
Blackadder: [suspicious] What's on the menu?
Baldrick: Rat. [shows him a big black rat] Saute or fricassee.
Blackadder: [peers at the rat] Oh, the agony of choice. Saute involves...?
Baldrick: Well, you take the freshly shaved rat, and you marinade it in a puddle for a while.
Blackadder: Hmm, for how long?
Baldrick: Until it's drowned. Then you stretch it out under a hot light bulb, then you get within dashing distance of the latrine, and then you scoff it right down.
Blackadder: So that's sauteing, and fricasseeing?
Baldrick: Exactly the same, just a slightly bigger rat.
Posted Wednesday 18th July 2007 08:38 GMT
Absolutely, Private. Tally-ho BARF BARF.
Posted Thursday 19th July 2007 04:18 GMT
In one of the greater injustices perpetrated on the innocent in this world they tried to force the learning of Latin on me at high school. One of the few things I remember is that they had this same problem in Ancient Rome:-
Ceasar adsum iam forte,
Pompei ad erat.
Ceasar sic in omnibus,
Pompei sic in at.