What’s more, H. sapiens neither splits the hoof nor chews the cud.
And have you seen how greasy are the results when you dress ’em out?
November 9, 2015 at 2:08 am
BlaxPac
Actually, yes I have.. :o)
“It puts the lotion..err, Sauce on it’s skin….”
November 9, 2015 at 12:29 am
eon
Zed’s lucky he’s in Texas. Here in OH, most docs would already have him tranked and strapped down in the proverbial padded room.
DO’s still seem to have a sense of humor, though.
cheers
eon
November 9, 2015 at 2:14 am
RegT
Don’t know Texas law, but in Oregon where I worked Psych at a VA hospital, it was illegal to physically restrain a conscious patient unless they were violent and a danger to themselves or others. You either had someone sit one-on-one with them or placed alarms on the bed to alert staff if they tried to get out of bed.
November 9, 2015 at 1:19 am
Richard McEnroe
Compared to some of the things TX doctors hear, its a modest enough proposal.
November 9, 2015 at 2:15 am
RegT
And Owen’s is Irish, so the kids really fit the bill. Swift move.
November 9, 2015 at 5:24 am
Bill G
I’m turning soylent green with envy.
November 9, 2015 at 9:06 am
Uunca Walt
“Get that, will you, Deirdre?”
November 9, 2015 at 10:16 am
B Woodman
“Swift move.”
(applause). Nice literary reference.
My normal response is medium rare with garlic butter.
November 9, 2015 at 6:52 am
S'aaruuk
Or as W.C. Fields once answered: “Do I like children, yes I do, boiled, broiled or in a stew.” 🙂
November 9, 2015 at 8:38 am
OpenTheDoor
‘I like children. If they’re properly cooked.’ was by W.C.
The earliest I can remember, “Do I like children? Yes I do! Boiled, baked, or in a stew!” was in a Shel Silverstein cartoon from Playboy, sometime in the mid 60’s.
November 9, 2015 at 7:20 am
GWB
There is a specialty license plate in VA with the legend “Kids First” at the bottom. Some guy managed to personalize it with “EAT THE”. The state finally caught on and made him give the plate back, damnit.
November 9, 2015 at 7:35 am
GWB
And… Chris, did you miss coloring Sam’s left breast? Or was the nipple a Freudian slip?
November 9, 2015 at 3:45 pm
Grunt GI
Typical flimsy hospital gown.
Good for us though.
🙂
November 9, 2015 at 9:04 am
Bill G
Mountain man Hugh Glass reported that he unknowingly ate one bite of human stew, and referred to himself afterwards as a ‘one bite cannibal’.
Asked around a campfire what it was like he replied “Shee-it, meat’s meat.”
November 9, 2015 at 9:40 am
chuck
Brisket???
Natty Flats, south of I-20
North of Stephenville.
November 9, 2015 at 10:45 am
Iconoclast
So reminiscent of my father’s deadpan wry humor … triggers lots of fond memories.
November 9, 2015 at 5:16 pm
Kevin M
I have followed this web cartoon from Day ONE.
In MHO, the third frame of this one, specific panel personified the comic, cultural and telling genius of its creator, (and goddamned you, sir, if you interject!), Chris Muir.
I’m a foodie, and I know something about brisket. I have visited the great state of Texas on two occasions. I have known a plural number of Texans. I was rarely disappointed in their population.
De salut, Don Corleone.
November 9, 2015 at 6:59 pm
Chris Muir
Y’all are disturbed.It’s an honor to write fer ya!
November 9, 2015 at 9:19 pm
capn
Then just get yourself over here and referee the “auction” of those of us Texans who want to buy you the first drink and a real Texas brisket plate.
Plus we can do a little real estate recon for the real Double D.
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Mmmmm, Brisket…
Pass the cornbread & collards, please.
BRISKET.
Word association.
Salt Lick BBQ.
(Austin)
Driftwood, Texas
GOOOOD Brisket.
Gid
Noted.
Maybe a chance during a layover on way to Lost Wages…
Wait… I just checked the website…they SHIP UPS!
SQUEEEE!
Joe Cotton’s in Robstown can give them a run for their money.
I’ve heard human flesh tasted more like pork than beef but whatever… 🙂
That’s why they call it “long pork”. 😉
Not long pork. Long pig. Been that way before Captain cook.
What’s more, H. sapiens neither splits the hoof nor chews the cud.
And have you seen how greasy are the results when you dress ’em out?
Actually, yes I have.. :o)
“It puts the lotion..err, Sauce on it’s skin….”
Zed’s lucky he’s in Texas. Here in OH, most docs would already have him tranked and strapped down in the proverbial padded room.
DO’s still seem to have a sense of humor, though.
cheers
eon
Don’t know Texas law, but in Oregon where I worked Psych at a VA hospital, it was illegal to physically restrain a conscious patient unless they were violent and a danger to themselves or others. You either had someone sit one-on-one with them or placed alarms on the bed to alert staff if they tried to get out of bed.
Compared to some of the things TX doctors hear, its a modest enough proposal.
And Owen’s is Irish, so the kids really fit the bill. Swift move.
I’m turning soylent green with envy.
“Get that, will you, Deirdre?”
“Swift move.”
(applause). Nice literary reference.
She knew it was a wind up before the first sentence was finished. Well done, Chris.
Swift…..move. Love it. I would proposition you, but that wouldn’t be modest
When asked if I like children, I usually reply:
“Yes. Especially rolled in a light pastry crust, then baked at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.”
Ever read the children’s story “Rolly Poly Kitten”?
Ah, here we go. And the title is The Roly-Poly Pudding.
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/15575/15575-h/15575-h.htm
My normal response is medium rare with garlic butter.
Or as W.C. Fields once answered: “Do I like children, yes I do, boiled, broiled or in a stew.” 🙂
‘I like children. If they’re properly cooked.’ was by W.C.
The earliest I can remember, “Do I like children? Yes I do! Boiled, baked, or in a stew!” was in a Shel Silverstein cartoon from Playboy, sometime in the mid 60’s.
There is a specialty license plate in VA with the legend “Kids First” at the bottom. Some guy managed to personalize it with “EAT THE”. The state finally caught on and made him give the plate back, damnit.
And… Chris, did you miss coloring Sam’s left breast? Or was the nipple a Freudian slip?
Typical flimsy hospital gown.
Good for us though.
🙂
Mountain man Hugh Glass reported that he unknowingly ate one bite of human stew, and referred to himself afterwards as a ‘one bite cannibal’.
Asked around a campfire what it was like he replied “Shee-it, meat’s meat.”
Brisket???
Natty Flats, south of I-20
North of Stephenville.
So reminiscent of my father’s deadpan wry humor … triggers lots of fond memories.
I have followed this web cartoon from Day ONE.
In MHO, the third frame of this one, specific panel personified the comic, cultural and telling genius of its creator, (and goddamned you, sir, if you interject!), Chris Muir.
I’m a foodie, and I know something about brisket. I have visited the great state of Texas on two occasions. I have known a plural number of Texans. I was rarely disappointed in their population.
De salut, Don Corleone.
Y’all are disturbed.It’s an honor to write fer ya!
Then just get yourself over here and referee the “auction” of those of us Texans who want to buy you the first drink and a real Texas brisket plate.
Plus we can do a little real estate recon for the real Double D.