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Topic: --- What's the strangest thing you've eaten? ---
WithOrWithoutYou Joined Thu 10/18/12 Posts: 255	Tue 11/13/12 11:12 PM
Rattlesnake. It tasted like greasy chicken. That doesn't sound half bad actually. Is rattlesnake easy to get there in Cali? I'm curious

WithOrWithoutYou Joined Thu 10/18/12 Posts: 255	Tue 11/13/12 11:14 PM
Poor girl. No wonder you're contemplating suicide! I'm kidding really. I'm sure it's much healthier but I'm sure it sucks at times i don't think i'm healthier. i just eat rabbit food. and lots and lots of sugar. >.< I hear no meat and lots and lots of sugar is the new fad diet. Trendy you...

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Tue 11/13/12 11:15 PM
Rattlesnake. It tasted like greasy chicken. That doesn't sound half bad actually. Is rattlesnake easy to get there in Cali? I'm curious You can find them in the foothills, the desert or some of the more rural areas. The one time I had rattlesnake, one had crawled into the summer camp I used to attend. Some of the counselors killed it, then the cooks fried it up and served it to those of us that wanted to try it.

bhernandez Joined Sun 03/21/10 Posts: 14901	Tue 11/13/12 11:17 PM
I hear no meat and lots and lots of sugar is the new fad diet. Trendy you... it'll fatten you right up!

WithOrWithoutYou Joined Thu 10/18/12 Posts: 255	Tue 11/13/12 11:21 PM
Rattlesnake. It tasted like greasy chicken. That doesn't sound half bad actually. Is rattlesnake easy to get there in Cali? I'm curious You can find them in the foothills, the desert or some of the more rural areas. The one time I had rattlesnake, one had crawled into the summer camp I used to attend. Some of the counselors killed it, then the cooks fried it up and served it to those of us that wanted to try it. I came across a rattler in Oregon once. I survived and so did he/she so I never got the privilege to eat one. There's no snakes in Hawaii

WithOrWithoutYou Joined Thu 10/18/12 Posts: 255	Tue 11/13/12 11:23 PM
I hear no meat and lots and lots of sugar is the new fad diet. Trendy you... it'll fatten you right up! I am a bit on the thin side for a guy, maybe there's hope. Mmmmmmm............ candy!................

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Tue 11/13/12 11:26 PM
Rattlesnake. It tasted like greasy chicken. That doesn't sound half bad actually. Is rattlesnake easy to get there in Cali? I'm curious You can find them in the foothills, the desert or some of the more rural areas. The one time I had rattlesnake, one had crawled into the summer camp I used to attend. Some of the counselors killed it, then the cooks fried it up and served it to those of us that wanted to try it. I came across a rattler in Oregon once. I survived and so did he/she so I never got the privilege to eat one. There's no snakes in Hawaii I've come across a few. Most of the time I just watched as they slithered across the road, or path I was hiking on, and disappeared into the grass.

WithOrWithoutYou Joined Thu 10/18/12 Posts: 255	Tue 11/13/12 11:34 PM
Rattlesnake. It tasted like greasy chicken. That doesn't sound half bad actually. Is rattlesnake easy to get there in Cali? I'm curious You can find them in the foothills, the desert or some of the more rural areas. The one time I had rattlesnake, one had crawled into the summer camp I used to attend. Some of the counselors killed it, then the cooks fried it up and served it to those of us that wanted to try it. I came across a rattler in Oregon once. I survived and so did he/she so I never got the privilege to eat one. There's no snakes in Hawaii I've come across a few. Most of the time I just watched as they slithered across the road, or path I was hiking on, and disappeared into the grass. I don't know why but snakes kinda creep me out these days. Like I said before, Hawaii doesn't have any snakes and I've been here quite a while. I guess I've been used to their absence, and wouldn't appreciate their venomous bite or any other form of greeting from our scaly friends. Life without them gives much more peace of mind in my opinion

WithOrWithoutYou Joined Thu 10/18/12 Posts: 255	Tue 11/13/12 11:50 PM
Rattlesnake. It tasted like greasy chicken. That doesn't sound half bad actually. Is rattlesnake easy to get there in Cali? I'm curious You can find them in the foothills, the desert or some of the more rural areas. The one time I had rattlesnake, one had crawled into the summer camp I used to attend. Some of the counselors killed it, then the cooks fried it up and served it to those of us that wanted to try it. I came across a rattler in Oregon once. I survived and so did he/she so I never got the privilege to eat one. There's no snakes in Hawaii I've come across a few. Most of the time I just watched as they slithered across the road, or path I was hiking on, and disappeared into the grass. I don't know why but snakes kinda creep me out these days. Like I said before, Hawaii doesn't have any snakes and I've been here quite a while. I guess I've been used to their absence, and wouldn't appreciate their venomous bite or any other form of greeting from our scaly friends. Life without them gives much more peace of mind in my opinion ...thanks to our mongoose population. The snakes didn't stand a chance. Mongoose kick !*

Jorgearturo Joined Fri 09/21/12 Posts: 108	Wed 11/14/12 05:37 AM
cow tongue. i should kill myself. we mexicans eat that as normal,i order those everytime on tacos,is just the thought that makes you feel bad,but the meat is soft and real good taste,ya'll should try "menudo" basically is all the cow's intestined boiled on a pot of water, lol real gud though

serenitychan Joined Wed 11/14/12 Posts: 2	Wed 11/14/12 06:13 AM
Mmm I guess for me it's fried ants or cow stomach but the cow stomach is common in Chinese cuisine

metalwing Joined Fri 11/14/08 Posts: 26218	Wed 11/14/12 06:32 AM
If this was a contest, I'd win hands down. I don't even remember all the weird stuff I've eaten. Fried scorpions on a stick Congealed water buffalo blood Fried grub worms Rancid fried grub worms Goat eyeballs (at a very fancy party given by the crown prince of Saudi Arabia) Haggis (not for the faint of heart!) And then I see people who won't even suck the head on a boiled crayfish ... sad really.

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Wed 11/14/12 08:14 AM Edited by topherj37 on Wed 11/14/12 08:14 AM
If this was a contest, I'd win hands down. I don't even remember all the weird stuff I've eaten. Fried scorpions on a stick I used to catch scorpions at the summer camp I went to as a kid. We never ate them, though.

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Wed 11/14/12 08:15 AM
Rattlesnake. It tasted like greasy chicken. That doesn't sound half bad actually. Is rattlesnake easy to get there in Cali? I'm curious You can find them in the foothills, the desert or some of the more rural areas. The one time I had rattlesnake, one had crawled into the summer camp I used to attend. Some of the counselors killed it, then the cooks fried it up and served it to those of us that wanted to try it. I came across a rattler in Oregon once. I survived and so did he/she so I never got the privilege to eat one. There's no snakes in Hawaii I've come across a few. Most of the time I just watched as they slithered across the road, or path I was hiking on, and disappeared into the grass. I don't know why but snakes kinda creep me out these days. Like I said before, Hawaii doesn't have any snakes and I've been here quite a while. I guess I've been used to their absence, and wouldn't appreciate their venomous bite or any other form of greeting from our scaly friends. Life without them gives much more peace of mind in my opinion ...thanks to our mongoose population. The snakes didn't stand a chance. Mongoose kick !*

Torgo70 Joined Fri 06/27/08 Posts: 27387	Wed 11/14/12 08:19 AM
I've had rattlesnake, and C3POs.

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Wed 11/14/12 08:21 AM
I've had rattlesnake, and C3POs. I've heard Womp Rats taste like chicken.

Torgo70 Joined Fri 06/27/08 Posts: 27387	Wed 11/14/12 08:28 AM
I've had rattlesnake, and C3POs. I've heard Womp Rats taste like chicken. I wonder what fried Gamorrean taste like.

WithOrWithoutYou Joined Thu 10/18/12 Posts: 255	Wed 11/14/12 01:12 PM
If this was a contest, I'd win hands down. I don't even remember all the weird stuff I've eaten. Fried scorpions on a stick Congealed water buffalo blood Fried grub worms Rancid fried grub worms Goat eyeballs (at a very fancy party given by the crown prince of Saudi Arabia) Haggis (not for the faint of heart!) And then I see people who won't even suck the head on a boiled crayfish ... sad really. Yea, I'd say so far you're the winner

jemare Joined Fri 04/24/09 Posts: 2105	Thu 11/15/12 12:52 PM Edited by jemare on Thu 11/15/12 12:52 PM
Wed 11/14/12 01:12 PM QUOTE: If this was a contest, I'd win hands down. I don't even remember all the weird stuff I've eaten. Fried scorpions on a stick Congealed water buffalo blood Fried grub worms Rancid fried grub worms Goat eyeballs (at a very fancy party given by the crown prince of Saudi Arabia) Haggis (not for the faint of heart!) And then I see people who won't even suck the head on a boiled crayfish ... sad really. Yep, Hands down that is the winner I've tried fried Calamari before, too chewy for me. Someone said that was because it wasn't prepared properly But I won't be trying it again just to see if they were right

soufiehere Joined Sat 10/24/09 Posts: 45400	Thu 11/15/12 12:59 PM
If this was a contest, I'd win hands down. I don't even remember all the weird stuff I've eaten. Fried scorpions on a stick Congealed water buffalo blood Fried grub worms Rancid fried grub worms Goat eyeballs (at a very fancy party given by the crown prince of Saudi Arabia) Haggis (not for the faint of heart!) And then I see people who won't even suck the head on a boiled crayfish ... sad really. <<< Faints. Were those eyes looking at you as you swallowed them? I had horse, in France, not told until after the fact.. kinda stringy and not real steaky tasting.