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Would you frog legs ?
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Johnny Dollar
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04/16/2005
you should (burp) |
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Johnny Dollar
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04/16/2005
p.s. they don't taste like chicken |
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Turbogod
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04/16/2005
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Unga Bunga
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04/16/2005
Q: How do you get a frog off your windshield? |
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Shipwreckjoey
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04/16/2005
When I was a kid my dad would take us to a restaurant in Long Beach called Lucy's. He always ordered frog's legs and let me have a taste one time. I wasn't too impressed but not grossed out either (like the time my buddy gave me a raw oyster smothered in horseraddish sauce and I blew my groceries) I Yi Yi Yi Yi. |
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Raffertiki
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04/17/2005
Raw oysters, clams, etc. are awesome. In fact, you just convinced me to sneak off to Legal Seafood tomorrow to order a dozen cherystones and a pint of Bass Ale. I had frog legs once. Escargot was better. |
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Kono
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04/17/2005
Mmmmm...raw cherrystones...a little lemon juice and just a tiny tiny dab of cocktail sauce. Fried oysters, raw oysters, steamed oysters, I love 'em all. Fried clams with the belly on are outstanding. I've only ever had frog legs lightly battered and fried. Unbelievable if done right. Think fried chicken crossed with lobster. Yummmm. |
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hiltiki
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04/17/2005
Love love love them..... yummy.... |
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Jungle Trader
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04/17/2005
Please don't eat frogs, they are my friends. |
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cynfulcynner
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04/17/2005
I'll try just about anything except durian and haggis. I've tried frog legs and was not impressed. mmmmmm.....Legal Seafood. |
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naugatiki
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04/17/2005
This is sounding like a Fear Factor eppisode, but while we're on the subject has anyone tried the classic pu pu platter staple Rumaki? Rumaki Marinade: |
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Hakalugi
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04/17/2005
Now here are some frog legs that you can sink your teeth into. |
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cheekytiki
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04/18/2005
I live in the Turkish part of London and we probably have more Kebab shops on our main road than there are in the rest of the world. [ Edited by: cheekytiki on 2005-04-20 12:44 ] |
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Formikahini
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04/19/2005
thanks, cheekygonadeater |
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WillTiki
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04/21/2005
I have a coworker who has hunted and fished (and eaten)damn near everything around these parts. Recently, I (figuratively) put a bug in his ear by suggesting that porpoise or dolphin, being water dwelling mammals, must be a delicious cross between red meat and fish. Well, now he is hooked. He REALLY wants to kill and eat one of these. The problem is ... do you need a hunting or a fishing licence? ;^) [ Edited by: WillTiki on 2005-04-21 13:07 ] |
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tikilee
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04/22/2005
Flipper, Flipper, swims in a bowl full of batter Now How about some Sperm Whale EEEEEEEEEEUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!! |
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Humuhumu
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05/17/2005
I enjoyed some frog legs at the last Tiki Taix: They actually didn't taste much like chicken to me, more like overcooked fish. I only made them dance for a little while before I ate them. |
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Unga Bunga
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05/17/2005
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Peel
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05/18/2005
I've ate them before at the Thai restaurant, tastes a little lighter than chicken. The waitress always laughs and says usually only Asian people order them, though some people down here in the South I'm sure eat them. |
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mattfink
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05/25/2005
Please don't eat me.... |
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