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I was thinking there as nothing left, when my eyes came to a screaching halt at #48. Ew.

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I was thinking there as nothing left, when my eyes came to a screaching halt at #48. Ew.

whats wrong wwith haggis?

So you don't mind number 11?

or 22

Haggis and neeps (mashed swede.) MMMmmmmmm.

I'd eat everything on that list with relish, and I'm a bit dissapointed there's no panda or whale to accompany the Guinea pig.

[edit]Actually, the only things I haven't had on that list are Guinea pig, shark and reindeer.

[edit2]And I love the "Kids interactive guide to guinea pigs" link under the more information.....

Ineedsleep wrote:
> So you don't mind number 11?

Eh..not if they were chocolate covered. :P

Pandaemonium wrote:
> Haggis and neeps (mashed swede.) MMMmmmmmm.
>
> I'd eat everything on that list with relish, and I'm a bit
> dissapointed there's no panda or whale to accompany the Guinea pig.
>
> [edit]Actually, the only things I haven't had on that list are Guinea
> pig, shark and reindeer.
>
> [edit2]And I love the "Kids interactive guide to guinea
> pigs" link under the more information.....

I suppose with enough (or the right) persuasion, I just might take a gander. But, they're raw guts. You can't disguise it, as you can all the other stuff. It's just, oh, nevrmin.. Pandaemonium mades it sound sooo yummy.

Edit: I am a blind man.

Celestine wrote:
> But, they're raw guts. You can't disguise it, as you can
> all the other stuff.

?? Haggis? Nah, boiled to cook. It's quite loose in consistency, tastes quite peppery and mildly spiced. Similar to a very mild (and far less fatty) black pudding.

I've had reindeer.

It's nice.