Out of all the things you post....This is my favorite! I love it! I eat it up. I think my alltime favorite was the cute hippo you said you would choose ranch dipping sauce for him. Keep it up because it is hilarious!
I must agree with Debra, you monster! You don't just bash a monkey's brains in like some sort of deranged maniac!
First you have to make the monkey drunk on rice wine, then bind its limbs, open the skull with a sharp knife, and scoop out the brains. While they are still warm, garnish the brains with pickled ginger, chili pepper, fried peanuts and cilantro, then serve.
After that, you pickle the monkey. And that's the way it should be done, you philistine!
You shame me. But back on the banana plantation we would just bash them out of the trees with a sling and a coconut. That is the way that every single person does it.
I guess I shouldn't blame you for being an uncultured rube brought up on a banana plantation. But you can be better, than that, Cal! Defy your unsophisticated upbringing and learn yourself some culture, ya hillbilly!
You used the H word. I never thought you would go ethnic on me my brother.
And it was more bananas, coconuts and pinapples. It was quite versitile and we are proud to be the first plantation on the island to unionize it's slaves. We had people swimming over just to apply for work because of our dental program.
One of my more "terrifying" childhood memories... My Aunt had died and we were having to go through her things ... in the old barn my Mom pulled down a box and screamed... there was, in a gallon jar ... a pickled Monkey staring out at her... Really creepy thing ... We left it lying in a ditch on a back road...
Awww, Debra... I'm sorry... we're just havin' fun... You know I would never participate... in any way... in the pickling of monkeys... We're just engaging in some questionable humour...
I forever stand vigilant to protect this planet from the myriad of forces that are always against us. Be it the octopus, zombies, aliens or the robots my team of human agents, and our feline allies, circle the globe in a never ending struggle for human freedom.
I learn all I can on every subject that interests me. I especially enjoy ancient history because in the past there are valuable lessons to be found. Also, if I ever get my time machine to work properly, it would be good to know a bit about possible destinations and what to expect when I get there.
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So we fight. Selena has the celebrity contacts, the cat is ruthless and without pity, Roosevelt's ghost has the experience and I do the wetwork.
Fighting for the future of the planet doesn't have to be a chore, however. We can take the time to appreciate all that is cool in this world even as we cut the octopus into bite sized chunks.
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Out of all the things you post....This is my favorite! I love it! I eat it up. I think my alltime favorite was the cute hippo you said you would choose ranch dipping sauce for him. Keep it up because it is hilarious!
Yep I echo Hobgoblin238's comment. I love this...so funny
Let me buck the trend and say . . . YOU MONSTER!
I must agree with Debra, you monster! You don't just bash a monkey's brains in like some sort of deranged maniac!
First you have to make the monkey drunk on rice wine, then bind its limbs, open the skull with a sharp knife, and scoop out the brains. While they are still warm, garnish the brains with pickled ginger, chili pepper, fried peanuts and cilantro, then serve.
After that, you pickle the monkey. And that's the way it should be done, you philistine!
You shame me. But back on the banana plantation we would just bash them out of the trees with a sling and a coconut. That is the way that every single person does it.
I guess I shouldn't blame you for being an uncultured rube brought up on a banana plantation. But you can be better, than that, Cal! Defy your unsophisticated upbringing and learn yourself some culture, ya hillbilly!
You used the H word. I never thought you would go ethnic on me my brother.
And it was more bananas, coconuts and pinapples. It was quite versitile and we are proud to be the first plantation on the island to unionize it's slaves. We had people swimming over just to apply for work because of our dental program.
One of my more "terrifying" childhood memories... My Aunt had died and we were having to go through her things ... in the old barn my Mom pulled down a box and screamed... there was, in a gallon jar ... a pickled Monkey staring out at her... Really creepy thing ... We left it lying in a ditch on a back road...
Barbaric... ;P
M.D. Jackson, I am disappoint.
Awww, Debra... I'm sorry... we're just havin' fun... You know I would never participate... in any way... in the pickling of monkeys... We're just engaging in some questionable humour...
...you still love us, right?
Aw sure, ya big lugs. I can't stay mad at youse!
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