What a Joke- Update, she got her way . . . pg6#51

[Mahonri]

Bunnies.... they taste just like chicken. Even the eyeballs.

 

[JetBlack]

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Yeah, but I don't know what chicken eyeballs taste like. Well, maybe I do. I've eaten a lot of baloney and hot dogs, in my life. Those are probably 3-5% eyeballs. The rest are lips, elbows, snouts and "other". If the baloney people don't want to say the name of something, it's gotta be truly horrid.

If you don't want your kid to eat Spam or Vienna sausages and they ever ask what that gelatinous goo is....

"That's from the eyeballs."

Done.

 

[FarmerJamie]

Geesh, I didn't mean to hijack this thread with the eyeball comment...

The DW knows I only have eye(s) for her.

Now back to discussing the OP....

 

[geebs]

The same gal probably lets her kid play the first person shooter games!!! It is food for crying out loud.. Sounds like she is the type to buy grocery store white eggs that don't come from "real chickens" ha ha

Maybe a vegan.

 

[VioletBlueIvy]

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Of course they are. You keep eyeballs in your freezer. If you have any interaction with the police, I have to guess that'd be the only thing anyone would care about

It'd be on the news, forever! After that, it'd be "Saw the eyeball lady getting a speeding ticket. Looks like the cops are keeping an eye on her. They're on the lookout for speeders. When I drove by, she gave me the stink-eye. I still have it around here somewhere."

Gives a whole new meaning to the family gathered around the crib... "Awww, she has your grandmother's eyes."

"Yes... get those out of her mouth."

Gotta love this guy...

Eloquent!

 

[ScaredOfShadows]

When I was in GirlScouts - we learned how to camp and do a fire - and I always had wished they'd show everyone how to process meats (which I already knew) - I had by the time I joined girlscouts cleaned and butchered deer meat with my dad, rabbits, ducks, chickens, and fish. - They BOYSCOUTS did process rabbits and catch, clean, and eat their fish as well - this was part of the cirriculum for the boys over 8 I think. I don't know if they do it now, but they did when I was in GS, because I had friends in BS and my uncle was a scout leader.

I can't see in today's world people doing something like this and not having to cover their tails with atleast notifying the parents of what activities they are or MAY do. Like my daughter just got out of Preschool, everytime they went on a fieldtrip they gave a timeline or list of activities they were going to do. They'd go hiking, have lunch outside, when it was cooler they listed 'make a small camp fire and roast hotdogs - if time permits' then tack on - if you do not want your child to participate in roasting hotdogs please let us know immediately so we can pack them a seperate lunch. *rolls eyes* Though of course the OP was about a church so who knows.

 

[chickenwhisperer]

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Gimmie a break.
How could the fact that they were gonna slaughter rabbits to eat be left off the permission slip . . .

Like I said, theres always one . . .

 

[CrazyChickieMama]

From the article, it seems like this was more of a Father/Son male trip...So I'm assuming(and we know that means), that there were plenty of guardians there to figure out if it would be traumatic to any of their kiddos. But, it seems like the lady that was miffed, didn't have a child attending, just older male relatives. So she needs to get over herself. She obviously has issues with the group to begin with. (per the pastor's uncouth comment) People nowadays take thrills in wrecking other people's activities. ugh.

 

[chickenwhisperer]

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Misery loves company . . .

 

[PineappleMama]

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Funny you mention that as me saying 'We're having cow for dinner" just gets my MIL's knickers ALL in a bunch. The look for some reason is worse when I say "We had pig for dinner". I don't get it. You call chicken chicken. You call fish fish. Duck, Goose, Shrimp, Lobster... etc etc.

Only difference I can think of is that those are mammals and the others are cold-blooded birds, fish, etc. But, if that was a real issue than you wouldn't EAT it. Her problem is just in calling cow cow, instead of beef... and pig pig instead of pork. So, clearly it's just a semantics/prefer to keep your head in the sand kind of thing.

But, she called again (2nd call plus an email) to thank me for the eggs and strawberry jam I sent over. And I quote "I forgot how good food used to taste!" Well, if that don't just sum it up I don't know what does.

Somehow I think that our Someday Plans (meat birds, eggs, cow/goat, etc) aren't going to seem near as crazy now.