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sandmanching
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sandmanching
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| what? no-one is interested in commenting on strictly come cooking? |
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Edwina Lee
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I'm disappointed that the author of the book failed to convey the flavour of her exquisite dishes, what harvesting methods are used - whether environmentally friendly & humane, and preferably come with a bit of history & demographic statistics.
To expect readers to buy just like that in this economic climate is just naive. |
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sandmanching
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errr...you do know what the ingredient is don't you edwina?
l think some women and some gay men would know what the taste is already...even though they probably had swallowed it raw....ahem...one thing l can say about the author, he/she certainly has spunk!
well, l suppose you are thinking animals ...hence the remark about the harvesting method...while l am thinking in terms of human...still, either way, it would be pumping...
does that mean you don't know what it tastes like then?...hahaha...sorry, l can't keep a straight face anymore...oooh, mercy! pathetic really, 43 and giggling like a school kid watching a sex education video...heheh |
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Edwina Lee
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I just think of it as farming irrespective of what animals are used.
Over grown school kids. 
So how was the ingredients harvested SandManChing?
What feeds were used?
Was it humane? |
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sandmanching
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trust you to be so pragmatic! l don't think most of us would care how it is harvested or whether it is humane of not as the very idea of eating cooked semen as repulsive...l don't know why as people do swallow it raw...l have seen certain japanese movies...ahem...
what feed?...mm...something contaning lots of protein and zinc l guess...err...and maybe semen...
personally, l think it would leave a bad taste to the mouth! also, l wondered if its suitable for vegetarians...
right, l am off to think of some more bad puns/jokes about the little tadpoles...if people are still reading. |
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Edwina Lee
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I'm surprised with your reaction, truly 
You mean you do not recommend this book?
Afterall, if cooked penis is a delicacy, what's wrong with semen?
Still, I'll stick to the normal jelly instead of semen jelly. You just never know which animal it comes from. |
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sandmanching
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| Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 6:13 am Post subject: |
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think l am gonna buy the book and enter masterchef, just to see greg and michel roux jr's faces...
" its light, rich, creamy, sticky...just yummy...and that foam...what is the secret ingredient then? "
or that channel 4 programme..."dine come with me"...
'whistles' and leaves quietly... |
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