Rumbled -m apologies to our Japanese friends
Posted: Friday, 27 April 2007 |
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Baa- baaa!! If the Japanese can't tell the difference, where is the harm, Calum. Anyway, may I suggest the infaillible teriyaki sauce test instead?
mjc from NM,USA
You know, the one thing you shouldn't say in the virtual presence of a cat is "don't".....soo...how DO you know what one of these ridiculous hounds tastes like? Please don't be ashamed - I'd eat the little buggers, given the chancitunity.
Flying Cat from Ristorante Korean Kitchen
Expensive steaks they would be though, FC. May I suggest a side dish of kimchee? Chancitunity? Not a bad word at all.
mjc from NM,USA
Only imitating my betters mjc. AnnieB uses opporchancity a lot....what's kirnchee? I have a feeling it may be something a carnivore would not like...
Flying Cat from not-quite-in-Big Cage
Kimchee? Delight to the eye, a boon to the nose, comfort to the healthy, the ill, the wounded, the dying and even the dead. I would not mind somebody making a sacrifice of some dim sum with a large side dish of kimchee (multi-culti eating is what I like best) by my marker ("He died before he had his fill of kimchee. RIP"). What's kimchee? What's google and wikipedia for, FC?
mjc from NM,USA
Ooh FC, 'betters'. I won't sleep after such flattery! Don't think Donald is fully to blame here. When impressionable sheep see a fank in full swing with Chrissie Mary sharing her beauty tips they're bound to want a piece of the action. We might be on to something big if we can perfect the mint -leaf body wrap?
Annie B from the usual
There would need to be a catmint version...me and m'Marmalade Chum go mad for the stuff.
Flying Cat from Catniponhigh
No thyme for a freshly made catmint version, FC. Use an off the shelf one, but I would not touch the one laced with melamine, even if heavily discounted!!
mjc from NM,USA