Red Mosquito

theplatypus wrote:We like Argo

Well, more than Trag, anyway.

Self wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:meaty

Yeah, I guess if you can't put it in a vegan's microwave, it's not vegan.

Greens Disease

washing machine wrote:I had bone marrow at Cured in San Antonio, TX.

It's actually quite delicious, but I've only had it once. Don't they call it god's butter or something like that?

theplatypus wrote:

washing machine wrote:I had bone marrow at Cured in San Antonio, TX.

It's actually quite delicious, but I've only had it once. Don't they call it god's butter or something like that?

yep, i've said here before that its a death bed food for me

doug rr wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

washing machine wrote:I had bone marrow at Cured in San Antonio, TX.

It's actually quite delicious, but I've only had it once. Don't they call it god's butter or something like that?

yep, i've said here before that its a death bed food for me

God's butter would be apt. I've only had it a handful of times, and all within the last three or four months.

doug rr wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

washing machine wrote:I had bone marrow at Cured in San Antonio, TX.

It's actually quite delicious, but I've only had it once. Don't they call it god's butter or something like that?

yep, i've said here before that its a death bed food for me

Don't you go dyin' on us, Dougray.

Self wrote:

doug rr wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

washing machine wrote:I had bone marrow at Cured in San Antonio, TX.

It's actually quite delicious, but I've only had it once. Don't they call it god's butter or something like that?

yep, i've said here before that its a death bed food for me

Don't you go dyin' on us, Dougray.

i've been sick for the last 3 days so who knows

I was a vegetarian for 6 months, but could not stop farting.

My stomach was constantly in knots. People kept telling me "just a couple more weeks and your system will get use to it," but that never seemed to happen. It became pretty painful.

I started it because my redneck cousin was telling me horror stories about working at a Tyson chicken plant.

Dude stopped hunting and became a vegan after working there.

He's probably the only vegan in southeastern Oklahoma.

Wife, dinner party, thank you

doug rr wrote:

Self wrote:

doug rr wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

washing machine wrote:I had bone marrow at Cured in San Antonio, TX.

It's actually quite delicious, but I've only had it once. Don't they call it god's butter or something like that?

yep, i've said here before that its a death bed food for me

Don't you go dyin' on us, Dougray.

i've been sick for the last 3 days so who knows

D'ugh

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

doug rr wrote:

Self wrote:

doug rr wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

washing machine wrote:I had bone marrow at Cured in San Antonio, TX.

It's actually quite delicious, but I've only had it once. Don't they call it god's butter or something like that?

yep, i've said here before that its a death bed food for me

Don't you go dyin' on us, Dougray.

i've been sick for the last 3 days so who knows

D'ugh

Is Jameson vegan?

Layered joke. I like it.

Wife, dinner party, thank you

Trag's gonna trag.

I didn't think Trag's approach was that weird, for what it's worth. This is a text based internet discussion, after all. Links and facts are not only easy to provide, but the searchable and permanent nature of thread discussion would be aided by them.

However, RM is a unique animal to say the least. We're all friends (haha not really) here. This felt like more of a casual water cooler discussion, and in that context Argo is correct. It's all about the thread flow.

tragabigzanda wrote:Et tu, Reid?

I was backing you up! Kind of.