on a lighter note...

[Newboomer]

Now the pig ears I’ve had, purposely even. The chicken feet, not so much. I honestly didn’t even know that was a thing. Thankfully.

Pickled pig feet. Good stuff.

 

[Newboomer]

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What in hell is that???

 

[WAB]

What in hell is that???

I’m guessing that he’s not headed to hunting camp…

 

[Randy F]

Pickled pig feet. Good stuff.

Yep, I like pickled pig feet. Probably would like pickled chicken feet too for that matter. Though I’ll probably not go out of my looking for them.

 

[Dr Ray]

Lol why do you know that?!

Yes explain yourself [emoji15]

 

[Dr Ray]

When I’m out with my Vietnamese friends we would have roasted and salted duck tongue. They told me they had a simple rule: if it runs from you it’s food!

How come women aren’t classified as food then??

 

[Randy F]

I just realized that my old chainsaw is probably not worth as much as all the gas I ran through it today.

 

[Randy F]

 

[Hogpatrol]

What in hell is that???

That's a Shim

 

[Jeff505]

Yep, I like pickled pig feet. Probably would like pickled chicken feet too for that matter. Though I’ll probably not go out of my looking for them.

My grandkids got me this for my birthday. They find humor in what “old people“ eat. I think this scares them.

 

[steve white]

We live in Colombia part of the year. I partake regularly in what I fondly call, "spare parts". Yesterday's meal was a pot of beans cooked with pigs ears, big hunks of chicharron (fried in the air fryer so they are healthier), fresh morcilla (blood sausage) and chorizo that I am sure was made with the spare parts of the spare parts. Of course sides are rice, arepas and plantain (fried everyway you can imagine). Absolutely delicious but I went hiking for about 3 hours in the mountains afterwards, hoping to stop a heart attack within the next 48 hours.

Colombia? Well then, you must have heard of boiled pero soup, and for special guests, they dip deep and scoop up one of the pups for you...hard to imagine? That just means one thing--you've never really been hungry...

 

[Randy F]

My grandkids got me this for my birthday. They find humor in what “old people“ eat. I think this scares them.

Lol, it probably does. There are more than a few who are convinced I’m a barbarian when they find out I like frying up the heart of a deer.

 

[SFRanger7GP]

Colombia? Well then, you must have heard of boiled pero soup, and for special guests, they dip deep and scoop up one of the pups for you...hard to imagine? That just means one thing--you've never really been hungry...

Sopa de Perro? The ingredients have nothing to do with the name. There is no dog in Sopa de Perro. It normally has chicken or fish, depending on the region. Allegedly it is named for the nickname of a Spanish cook.

 

[JimP]

My grandkids got me this for my birthday. They find humor in what “old people“ eat. I think this scares them.

A friend drove delivery trucks and before we would go out onto the Utah desert for a weekend he always had a few cases of different thing break open that he would then declare to his insurance and had to dispose of. Well, one year he brought out 4 or 5 cases of pickled pigs feed that we consumed over the weekend. I can just imaging what someone will think in thousands of years when they find that fire pit with all of those pig knuckles in it and wonder what we did with the rest of the animals.

 

[Hogpatrol]

THE ITALIAN FUNERAL

Pasquale died. In his will he had provided for an elaborate $40,000 funeral.
As the last guests departed the affair, his wife Angelina turned to her oldest
and dearest friend, "Ah, Pasquale would be pleased," she said.
"You're right," replied Maria, who then lowered her voice and leaned in close.

"So, go on, how much did this really cost?”
"All of it," said Angelina. "Forty thousand dollars.”
Angelina answered, "The funeral was $6,500. I donated $500 to the church.
The whiskey, wine and snacks were another $500. The rest went for the Memorial Stone.”

Maria computed quickly. "Mama Mia! For the love of God Angelina, $32,500 for a Memorial Stone? How big is it?"

 

[jpr9954]

 

[Sabattiboy]

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So, in reality they need to define 'owned or part of' when before trying to take it back. When the American Indians get their head around this concept guess who the lower 48 will be renting from???

 

[Sabattiboy]

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Camp David has a trap range. If I was president, I would start every day shooting trap.

 

[Dr Ray]

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Sounds like a woman [emoji15][emoji56]

 

[Randy F]