Time to eat crow (literally)

Aftenposten (Norway) ^ | November 12, 2005

[Shermy]

There is no shortage of local game for a restaurant
serving crow. PHOTO: JON HAUGE

[Shermy]

Caw

[writer33]

There it is: "It takes like chicken."

[rightwinggoth]

I knew food was expensive in Norway, but this...eck.

[Ben Chad]

Thought this was going to be about Lance.

[blam]

Hmmmm. With Bird Flu on the way?

[Khurkris]

Unless you are on day 17+ in a life raft lost at sea...there's nobody in their right mind who would eat a filthy seagull! I don't care how you prepare one...seagull are filthy gut-eating vomit spewing vermin.

And they explode real nice if you throw them Alka-Seltzers.

(not that I would personally know this...only heard rumors...heh heh heh)

[Grampa Dave]

The old rule is to never eat the meat of a scavenger.

Start this stuff, and we will be reading about Mad Crow and Sea Gull diseases.

[bert]

Crow is a staple of the MSM diet. Thae apparently love it at the NY Times where it is served almost every day.

It made Mary Mapes sick however and she has vowed never to eat crow. Genene Giraffelo was served some on a silver platter by the great folks in the DC Free Republic Chapter.

Poor ol Dan Rather was given the opportunity to taste crow but retired instead.

[Kenny Bunk]

The old rule is to never eat the meat of a scavenger

A Lobstermen's Association attorney will contact you shortly. Meanwhile, the Maine economy (make that the "so-called economy,") has already taken a severe nosedive because of your incredibly insensitive remarks about the Lobster's place in the food chain.

Yes Grampa, many a Maine home will just have to do without Christmas this year. And it's going to be all your fault. Or George Bush's.

You had better eat crow, before this turns into a real Depression.

[Porterville]

That is baddddddd juju...... shouldn't be messing with the occult.

[Tijeras_Slim]

I had crow once.

Nevermore.

[DouglasKC]

The old rule is to never eat the meat of a scavenger. Start this stuff, and we will be reading about Mad Crow and Sea Gull diseases.

A good rule invented by God...

[csvset]

[Grampa Dave]

"A good rule invented by God..."

Yes. Apparently many of our Indian Tribes in America had the same rule passed on to them by their Great Spirit.

[Grampa Dave]

Okay lets modify that a little.

Don't eat the meat of any scavenger with wings, holves, or paws.

I will have the Crabbers on the West Coast after me as well as the Lobstermen.

[RandallFlagg]

What's wrong with sea gull? KFC's been serving it up for years.

[RandallFlagg]

Great. Now I'm hungry again.

[Grampa Dave]

Our markets in N California this week started getting some good looking Dungness Crabs from Oregon. We pick up a couple tomorrow.

[RandallFlagg]

Never heard of them. Are they any good?