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Lazarus Short
The Spice cannot be far away...Shai-Hulud!edit on 12-12-2013 by Lazarus Short because: lah-de-dah
NowanKenubi
When I was young, I was tricked and got one of the smaller ones in my mouth and chewed on it.
A) It DOES NOT taste like chicken,
B) It's like fried brain, without the fried part. It tastes like chewing on your on tenderized snot.
C) Sorry for the mental image. You wanted your ignorance denied. It now is.
That is a scary worm... It must eat fishes...edit on 12-12-2013 by NowanKenubi because: (no reason given)
Louis XIV was king of France for over seventy-two years, the longest reign in European history. He ushered in a new era of power and prosperity for the county and defined the term Absolute Monarch.
For some reason, during the French Revolution, peasants broke into the Royal Crypt and stole Louis' mummified heart. We don't know their motives--they're French. Somehow, despite all the rioting and pitchforks and cheese-eating, the heart survived intact and made its way to England.
Eventually it ended up in the hands of the Reverend William Buckland. Of course, Buckland recognized what a rare and precious piece of history he possessed, and donated it to the Museum of-
-Oh wait, no, actually he ate it.
What were they thinking?
Buckland had a thing for eating really exotic cuisine. Among the more interesting things he had dined on were elephant trunk and roast giraffe. By the time the French king's heart came into his possession his palate was pretty jaded. What better to revive the taste buds than some cannibalism?
Oh and it seemed the Reverend had become concerned there might not actually be an afterlife after all, and decided eating a long dead king's heart would help him become immortal. For some #ing reason.
Buckland had the heart prepared for his Christmas dinner. We know he had it slow roasted with a side of beans, but the there is no record of the wine he washed it down with. We're going to assume Chianti.
Lazarus Short
The Spice cannot be far away...Shai-Hulud!edit on 12-12-2013 by Lazarus Short because: lah-de-dah
jhn7537
In a survival situation do you believe you'd be able to consume that? Not the whole thing, but enough to help you get by...
I'd like to think I could, I just don't know if I'd be able to get pass the gross factor...
iRoyalty
Lazarus Short
The Spice cannot be far away...Shai-Hulud!edit on 12-12-2013 by Lazarus Short because: lah-de-dah
You just reminded me how amazing that movie was... Ordered this very second so I can bask in it's nerdy glory.