OMG!! O.o

[FurryFury]

Of all the awful things! I can't read the page and I'm too lazy at the moment to go find translating software...but that was too awful. I'm going to burn my eyes now.

It's been a long while. Good to see you here Tealsphynx!

Fury

 

[graceanne]

I know what I should make for martini hour with my friends now.

Either that or the next time you have H over. Or while interviewing a prospective sub. hehe

 

[shy slave]

I am with Yash on this one.
I think it looks good, mainly because it is cock shaped.
If I thought it was either of my ex-husbands cocks that had been pickled or cooked I would happily chopp it up and eat it or share with people

As for two different types of ketchup.....Jeez some people need to get out more

 

[Little_Kitten]

lol.. I'll say it again ><... Im from denmark and it's a danish site... It's juust a normal dish with porkmeat... but that image is just wrong >.<

And as for the sandwich ketchup... I live in denmark and the only ketchups Ive seen is hot ketchup, curry ketchup.. n a couple of others.. But never seen sandwich ketchup-... Maybe I should go to the store now.. and look for it lol...

 

[shy slave]

lol.. I'll say it again ><... Im from denmark and it's a danish site... It's juust a normal dish with porkmeat... but that image is just wrong >.<

And as for the sandwich ketchup... I live in denmark and the only ketchups Ive seen is hot ketchup, curry ketchup.. n a couple of others.. But never seen sandwich ketchup-... Maybe I should go to the store now.. and look for it lol...

I haven't seen it either, but the labels on food are a mystery to me in Denmark. I have to look at the picture and figure out what it is.

One day I will buy the wrong thing because I have mis-understood the logo and thought it was the product

Yesterday I spent time in a supermarket trying to figure out labels, foodstuffs and what things are similar to UK foods. So much confuses me completely

And there was people thinking I spent every second of my time in DK chained to bed or licking him

Incidentially next I go shopping I will buy one of those cock shaped pieces of pork and slowly roast over a hot flame. Whilst remembering every man who ever pissed me off.


Should Andante be worried

 

[callinectes]

lol.. I'll say it again ><... Im from denmark and it's a danish site... It's juust a normal dish with porkmeat... but that image is just wrong >.<
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Geez sorry. I didn't see you post anywhere that it was danish, you were danish, and that it was pork. My bad.

 

[Little_Kitten]

oh im not angry ><... well.. i thought I had posted that I was danish... didn't I? o.o....

Oof my memory sux..

Anyway, I went to the store, and bought a whole lot of unnecessary stuff with me on the way home >.<
But I havent found ANY thing that looks like sandwich ketchup :-/.. hmm........

why do I use so many periods?........

 

[blklthrjkt]

Love a good Bar-B-Qued Pig Cock, it's what's for dinner!

 

[Exogenous]

I know what I should make for martini hour with my friends now.

To be honest, the recipe for Spotted Dick sounds tasty (freshly made, not served from a can). I went online and looked it up. Sweet, with currants.


Netzach, I would love to attend a gathering during which you served this "dish", as shown in the links, just to be able to watch people's reactions! As for me, seeing the pics, I howled with laughter! Is that mean?

 

[Little_Kitten]

lol no it's not... I laughed too... It's just too damn funny... and.. disturbing.

 

[shy slave]

lol no it's not... I laughed too... It's just too damn funny... and.. disturbing.

Spotted dick is disturbing lol.

When I was younger it was a popular desert for school dinners.
I never had it.
I was young and very innocent. for a while I thought the dried fruit might be freckles taken off a boys cock ROFL.

Ahh to be sweet and naive again.

 

[chris9]

I read today that a local specialty in Ecuador is soup from bull's penis.

 

[babiesmiles]

I read today that a local specialty in Ecuador is soup from bull's penis.

In Spain bulls' balls dishes are quite popular

 

[graceanne]

In Spain bulls' balls dishes are quite popular

That's just bull.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

 

[Shankara20]

In Spain bulls' balls dishes are quite popular

In the U.S. of A. we have something called "Rocky Mountain Oysters" - sliced bull balls dusted with a seasoned flour and deep fried. yum yum...

really

 

[buxxxom]

Love a good Bar-B-Qued Pig Cock, it's what's for dinner!

LMAO. The other white meat!

 

[tealsphynx]

It's been a long while. Good to see you here Tealsphynx!

Fury

Thanks Furry!

I grew up where digging for clams and shucking oysters was a normal weekend activity during the season and the name "Rocky Mountain Oysters" still leaves me with images of sunburned old men slurping raw oysters as they shuck 'em....which is weird since I KNOW their fried bull balls.

And to the Ketchup thing...wow, I've never seen any kind of "different" ketchups (like curry, or sandwich) my idea of different ketchup is like Heinz 57 vs. the stuff the store made that's cheap....it's probably my limited shopping experience since I get all my groceries at the commissary, though since the Germans have a small base set up here there's a whole eisle of european import food that I can't read the lables to, maybe there's sandwich ketchup in there.

 

[FurryFury]

Thanks Furry! <snip>

Fury

 

[shy slave]

In the U.S. of A. we have something called "Rocky Mountain Oysters" - sliced bull balls dusted with a seasoned flour and deep fried. yum yum...

really

*Vomit Noises*

 

[chris9]

Thanks Furry!

I grew up where digging for clams and shucking oysters was a normal weekend activity during the season and the name "Rocky Mountain Oysters" still leaves me with images of sunburned old men slurping raw oysters as they shuck 'em....which is weird since I KNOW their fried bull balls.

And to the Ketchup thing...wow, I've never seen any kind of "different" ketchups (like curry, or sandwich) my idea of different ketchup is like Heinz 57 vs. the stuff the store made that's cheap....it's probably my limited shopping experience since I get all my groceries at the commissary, though since the Germans have a small base set up here there's a whole eisle of european import food that I can't read the lables to, maybe there's sandwich ketchup in there.

There is no sandwich ketchup in Germany.
Indeed good to see you, tealsphynx. How are things?

 

[brioche]

There's this stuff here that's called sandwich something or other that looks like big mac sauce, sort of.
It could be the translation.

It could be called something like that, or it could mean sandwich dressing, condiment, etc.

 

[tealsphynx]

There's this stuff here that's called sandwich something or other that looks like big mac sauce, sort of.
It could be the translation.

It could be called something like that, or it could mean sandwich dressing, condiment, etc.

That could be. I've seen, I think by Heinz, something that looks like the "special sauce" from McDonalds, it's called sandwich spread, or sandwich sauce,cant remember.

 

[Betticus]

Howdy stranger!