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Nemesis Maximo wrote:Burn, D-Max, haven’t you ever had the flatbread at Subway, or a Gordita from Taco Bell? Heck they sell it as “flatbread” in most bakery sections of supermarkets. At least they do here in the states. It’s technically a very bastardized version, as true Naan bread would be baked in a tandoori oven, but it gets the point across more or less.

So naan is much better flatbread? Ok, I think I got it.

Weird food stories you say?

I ate a pheasant heart that was soaking in the gravy my Gram made when she cooked up my pheasant. Only time I have eaten a vital organ of something.

Bison burgers are fan-frikkin-tastic, Ted Montana's in Atlanta has the best!

red Jello and those little crispy little soup crackers make a great sandwich.

D-Maximal_Primal wrote: red Jello and those little crispy little soup crackers make a great sandwich.

Well that takes the cake you nasty little ****

Meant to say that normally I'm noy a fan of organs. My wife loves fired chicken gizzard though.

carytheone wrote:

D-Maximal_Primal wrote: red Jello and those little crispy little soup crackers make a great sandwich.

Well that takes the cake you nasty little ****

I was in elementary school when i discovered it, give me a break!

I'm just goofing ya, no judgment from me. You also beat me to an edit if you haven't seen it.

carytheone wrote:I'm just goofing ya, no judgment from me. You also beat me to an edit if you haven't seen it.

I view your edit, and I say that I am not an organ person either. the thought of liver or something like that is enough to make me puke.

carytheone wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:I once ate Pig Brains. It’s like really fatty beef, and pretty good with scrambled eggs.

Man, where did you get that? Is it pig or beef brains that's referred to as "sweetbread"?

Never had it but would try it, just haven't been presented with the opportunity yet.

Sweetbreads would be the term, although that usually implies that there’s other organs too - brains, liver, Heart, all together in one dish.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

carytheone wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:I once ate Pig Brains. It’s like really fatty beef, and pretty good with scrambled eggs.

Man, where did you get that? Is it pig or beef brains that's referred to as "sweetbread"?

Never had it but would try it, just haven't been presented with the opportunity yet.

Sweetbreads would be the term, although that usually implies that there’s other organs too - brains, liver, Heart, all together in one dish.

I'll try almost anything once. Here's something fairly pedestrian I've been wanting to order but have yet to summon the courage. Waffle House hashbrowns "all the way". One day, maybe on my death bed?

This whole conversation is a bunch of Naansense!





The morning after a gig in Istanbul , I was convinced to try the ultimate Turkish hangover cure. A sandwich called a Cocorech. It was finely diced meat simmered in a spicy red sauce, served on a hoagie bun. It was DELICIOUS!

After it was all done and we had all licked our fingers clean, it was divulged that the meat was diced cow's intestine. Didn't phase me a bit.

Then there was the time, at a very young age, I was convinced by my own Father to order Rocky Mountain Oysters. When I was told what they are, I was definitely phased.

Sounds like bawls

Cobotron wrote:Then there was the time, at a very young age, I was convinced by my own Father to order Rocky Mountain Oysters. When I was told what they are, I was definitely phased.

OK, that one struck deep... Cary, I think that beats jello and soup crackers. That's just too balls to the walls for me to top

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

Cobotron wrote:Then there was the time, at a very young age, I was convinced by my own Father to order Rocky Mountain Oysters. When I was told what they are, I was definitely phased.

OK, that one struck deep... Cary, I think that beats jello and soup crackers. That's just too balls to the walls for me to top

My own Father!

Here's a random transition!

I just recently learned the origin of the saying, "Balls to the wall" and surprisingly it has nothing to do with testicles.
It comes from World War II bomber pilots. Certain old bomber planes had two throttle shafts topped with ball shaped knobs in the center console. One for each wing mounted engine. So, going "balls to the wall" meant pushing the engines to full throttle.

Put that in your brain sandwich, and eat it!

Cobotron wrote:Here's a random transition!

I just recently learned the origin of the saying, "Balls to the wall" and surprisingly it has nothing to do with testicles.
It comes from World War II bomber pilots. Certain old bomber planes had two throttle shafts topped with ball shaped knobs in the center console. One for each wing mounted engine. So, going "balls to the wall" meant pushing the engines to full throttle.

Put that in your brain sandwich, and eat it!

The cool thing is, I actually did know that! It is a really cool and often not known tidbit!

Cobotron wrote:This whole conversation is a bunch of Naansense!

Cobotron, you magnificent bastard!

Nemesis Maximo wrote:Burn, D-Max, haven’t you ever had the flatbread at Subway, or a Gordita from Taco Bell?

So fun fact I just discovered.

There are four Taco Bells in Australia. Four. None of which are near me.

As for Subway ... I presume when you say "flatbread" you're talking wraps? Not that I go to Subway, I get cravings for it maybe once, possible twice a year, so I go, and get reminded that I'm not really a big fan.

Burn wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:Burn, D-Max, haven’t you ever had the flatbread at Subway, or a Gordita from Taco Bell?

So fun fact I just discovered.

There are four Taco Bells in Australia. Four. None of which are near me.

As for Subway ... I presume when you say "flatbread" you're talking wraps? Not that I go to Subway, I get cravings for it maybe once, possible twice a year, so I go, and get reminded that I'm not really a big fan.

No the wraps are a more recent addition and are more like tortillas; the flatbreads are like, if you took a tortilla and quadrupled it in thickness. Not quite as dense, but still floppy.

I don’t know how else to describe it, just go to a supermarket and ask if they have Naan bread or Flatbread, and if you’re gonna be super picky about trying new things just lather it Vegemite.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:Not quite as dense, but still floppy.

Sounds like the bulk of our userbase.

Burn wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:Burn, D-Max, haven’t you ever had the flatbread at Subway, or a Gordita from Taco Bell?

So fun fact I just discovered.

There are four Taco Bells in Australia. Four. None of which are near me.

As for Subway ... I presume when you say "flatbread" you're talking wraps? Not that I go to Subway, I get cravings for it maybe once, possible twice a year, so I go, and get reminded that I'm not really a big fan.

Color me surprised, I didn't even know Taco Bell was in Australia. The more you know.

I prefer Sheetz to Subway. Their subs are far superior.

carytheone wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:Not quite as dense, but still floppy.

Sounds like the bulk of our userbase.

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Nemesis Maximo wrote:lather it Vegemite.

No one eats Vegemite.

That's just another myth we help perpetuate as actors covering up the fact that the Earth is flat.

Burn wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:lather it Vegemite.

No one eats Vegemite.

That's just another myth we help perpetuate as actors covering up the fact that the Earth is flat.

You only thin that coz y’all are upside down. All the blood is rushing to your head.

That also explains the perpetual grumpy mood.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:That also explains the perpetual grumpy mood.

Right that does it! I've had enough of these comments! *bans D-Max*

Wrong Max, Chief.

Cobotron wrote:Wrong Max, Chief.

Shoosh you! D-Max actually encouraged me the other day to ban you.
When I say encouraged he didn't actually say "no don't do that to Cobes!"

All your Christmas meals rolled into one

Wrong! It's pronounced muff-fah-lotta

Others looks delicious