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tesco samoa · #61 January 29th, 2002, 01:12 AM

I had Haggis on Sat.

Mr R. Burns day.

Growltigga · #62 January 29th, 2002, 02:05 AM

crazy, you are all barking doolally certifiable bindipping nutters

As a matter of good practice, I would not cook any recipy which required me to wear safety clothing - especially a mask!!

Growltigga · #63 January 29th, 2002, 02:13 AM

quote:
Originally posted by [K126]Mephisto:

Ah, finally, the appropriate devotion! So, lesser one, know this! Of course I know ALL the names and all your sins but if you are not that mighty you can just turn around the CD with the Shrek soundtrack where you will find the even lesser ones that made this songs and read the name from the booklet. As the German proverb goes: The one who is able to read has a clear advantage!

Fair comment Mephisto - the matching English proverb goes "he who is sad enough to buy the CD of the Shrek soundtrack will always win a competition as to who sang what" - this is also qualifed by the other Englosh proverb which says "always be nice to a German who has bought a CD, if you are unlucky, it may be the scorpion's greatest hits and he will insist on singing them all to you"

Growltigga · #64 January 29th, 2002, 02:16 AM

quote:
Originally posted by Gryphin:
Growtigga, I hope you make it to Boston some day. I'll buy the wine. At the moment I have not witty come back. You are keeping my dates very amused and they don't even understand what we are talking about. Every consider a job in as a stand up comiedian?

Goodo - any cote du rhone will do me old boy - I will drinbk anything as long as it doesn't come from the Napa valley!! "Dates?" Mac, get a load of this, ol' Gryff is obviously a bit of a studley dudley, how many has he got (unless he is talking about the sticky pressed desert legume thing) - you would never believe it from looking at his website pictures!

Stand-up comedian? how could I compete with anyone from a nation that produced Jerry Seinfeld and Peewee Herman!!

Growltigga · #65 January 29th, 2002, 03:07 PM

quote:
Originally posted by DirectorTsaarx:
For those of you "across the pond": any recipes for haggis?

yeah, take 1 small sheep, persuade it to eat a whole load of oats, some salt, pepper, neeps and onion - take 1 large rope and tie sheep securely to any immovable object - take 1 large knife and a bucket, sharpen knife and hold sheep.....

Need I say more?

mac5732 · #66 January 29th, 2002, 05:01 PM

Excuse me for my sometimes unworldly knowledge in the area of cuisine, but I have heard of Haggis, but don't exactly know what it is or its makeup, could one of you please enlighten my freyed mind,
(after reading TS's sauce). I thought Haggis was a Scotish dish??

Also Growltigga, what did you do to the poor Gryphin, haven't seen him on the forum since you mentioned his marmots and being a studley dudley,
is he by chance, undergoing some new scientific research into some of the more meaningful relationships of the universe?

just some ideas mac

Growltigga · #67 January 29th, 2002, 06:41 PM

quote:
Originally posted by mac5732:
Excuse me for my sometimes unworldly knowledge in the area of cuisine, but I have heard of Haggis, but don't exactly know what it is or its makeup, could one of you please enlighten my freyed mind,
(after reading TS's sauce). I thought Haggis was a Scotish dish??

Mac, surprised you are on the forum at all as I thought that given Mrs M's suceptability to the 'twinkle' and your obvious ability to read a matter for 'scientific investigation' in almost any subject, you would be out of action for a matter of weeks at your age!!

my description for haggis below is typical of a sassenach (ie Englishman) - I actually like haggis and basically a haggis comprises the following:

oatmeal
suet
lamb's liver
onion
pepper, salt and cayenne pepper
AND HERE'S THE GOOD BIT - ALL THE ABOVE IS BOILED IN A SHEEP'S STOMACH BAG

Also Growltigga, what did you do to the poor Gryphin, haven't seen him on the forum since you mentioned his marmots and being a studley dudley,
is he by chance, undergoing some new scientific research into some of the more meaningful relationships of the universe? [/quote]

Mac, I didn't touch the guy, he is probably off in his custer hat circing wagons somewhere

tesco samoa · #68 January 29th, 2002, 07:17 PM

according to canada post it will cost under 20 dollars to ship the sauce out anywhere in N.A.

So if anyone is interested let me know.

I can be reached at a655321@hotmail.com that way we can work out the details without the spam trollers learning stuff about us.

just put seiv-sauce in the subject

mac5732 · #69 January 29th, 2002, 08:24 PM

LOL
Growltigga, "out of action at your age", I may be older, but I'm not that old,(ha,ha) cough, cough, wheeezz, d... broke my cane, sigh

Science is the meditation and reflection on the wonders of the Cosmos and needs to be endured
profusly to susbstantiate the pros and cons of new found endeavers within our limited universe, such as the "Gryphin Position". (if all else fails, use the "Twinkle")

Director Tsaarx, I brn by meat for Chili, but is the Tigga pulling my leg or do you really cook it in a sheeps stomach, ugh, and it really tasts good????? No wonder everyone wants TS's sauce, never tried the Habenaro part with the meat, I'll give it a try, tks

TS, I send you an email first chance I get.. tks

just some ideas mac

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Gryphin · #70 January 29th, 2002, 08:37 PM

I'm alive and pursuing research into certain "aciveties". I also "ran into a mined warp point" and have been waiting for the repair ship and resupply. One of my dates noticed Mac's post and suggested I catch up.
Circleling wagons? No, I was doing some research as to how the Bismark sank the Hood.