Oh shoot, I should have picked something kosher! But most kosher meat isn't weird. *checks kosher list on intarwebs* How about antalope n' onion pie? :-)
But then again, when you think about what gefilte fish and gribbens are, we Jews already eat pretty disgusting things, so possum pie wouldn't be too far of a stretch should it be kosher.
I think he means "gribnes". Gribnes are the little bits of skin which fries up when you're rendering the schmaltz off of a chicken or goose. Little crunchy fried bits. They're good.
I tried vegetarian haggis in Scotland. I suspect I would have actually liked the real stuff better -- I'd rather eat a sheep's stomach than lentils any day :P
I could be wrong, but I think haggis is just cooked in the stomach. I don't think you're eating sheep's stomach but rather sheep's lung. Either way, the non-veg version is quite tasty!
All of the pet skunks have their scent gland removed, so the smell isn't a problem. They might have that general musky smell like ferrets have though. I haven't been lucky enough to ever get to hold one!
You can just fill out the poll again to correct your answers; click the "Poll #1242386" link, then click "[ Fill out Poll ]". Your previous answers will be selected, and you can just change the ones that were wrong.
Fixed! I feel similarly about ferrets -- don't love the smell, but I love small mammals. I lived next door to ferrets in my dorm, and the smell could be a problem, even though my neighbor was pretty conscientious about washing him. (It was worse with my friends who moved in with ferret-owners who let them roam free and who *weren't* particularly conscientious about washing them.) But the trouble was that it built up, so meeting ferrets (and presumably skunks) was never a problem.
I have the worst phobia of open heights. I'm sure I couldn't do it because I get faint-y when faced with open heights, and I would likely pass out before being able to open the parachute. Amazing how many people want to do it, though. Y'all should have a skydiving party some day!
I think I'd love it, if the mime were really good. It could be sort of like The Rental (the one-act play that Megan was in). Someone would buy me the mime date, he'd pick me up and entertain me with a romantic dinner and horse carraige ride, then deliver me home. I'd so do that! (but I'm weird)
I picked "Save Me," but I'm kinda glad SOME people picked "Awesome". :-)
Actually, I would be a little unnerved as a *blind date*, but if someone said "Hey, you wanna go on the following adventure?" I would undoubtedly be willing to try it. That's assuming I had an escape route in case it ended up being "Save Me" after all!
And I can actually imagine doing this (and having a lovely time) with my mime-proficient husband-to-be. :-D Only I think it'd be an extremely strenuous proposition for *him*! Mime is hard work!
Although I voted "AWESOME" for the piper, I would hope that at home he practices just with the chanter and not with the pipes. I love bagpipes, but would not enjoy hearing them full blast through the wall at all hours.
I love them, too. There used to be a boy in the neighborhood who practiced his bagpipe in the park near my house. It was lovely and distant enough from any houses that it wasn't loud. But I could see in-house practice being a problem!
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Date: 2008-08-15 04:44 pm (UTC)But then again, when you think about what gefilte fish and gribbens are, we Jews already eat pretty disgusting things, so possum pie wouldn't be too far of a stretch should it be kosher.
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Date: 2008-08-15 04:44 pm (UTC)What about giraffe, they're kosher!
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Date: 2008-08-15 05:20 pm (UTC)I spend too much time on LJ. :-)
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Date: 2008-08-15 05:34 pm (UTC)I feel similarly about ferrets -- don't love the smell, but I love small mammals. I lived next door to ferrets in my dorm, and the smell could be a problem, even though my neighbor was pretty conscientious about washing him. (It was worse with my friends who moved in with ferret-owners who let them roam free and who *weren't* particularly conscientious about washing them.) But the trouble was that it built up, so meeting ferrets (and presumably skunks) was never a problem.
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Date: 2008-08-15 05:37 pm (UTC)*That being fit enough to jump down to the floor from standing on a dining room table.
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Date: 2008-08-15 05:48 pm (UTC)*is dizzy*
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Date: 2008-08-15 06:25 pm (UTC)Actually, I would be a little unnerved as a *blind date*, but if someone said "Hey, you wanna go on the following adventure?" I would undoubtedly be willing to try it. That's assuming I had an escape route in case it ended up being "Save Me" after all!
And I can actually imagine doing this (and having a lovely time) with my mime-proficient husband-to-be. :-D Only I think it'd be an extremely strenuous proposition for *him*! Mime is hard work!
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