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      if i see u in person i would be looking for a gun lol u aint eating my brains
    • Posts: 10,913 Member
      I don't want to confess anything right now LOL
    • Posts: 1,824 Member
      I don't like bunnies.....beside you look like a mean
    • Posts: 10,913 Member
      This bunny don't care. I'm only posting because I'm waiting for my tub to fill with water ^_^
    • Posts: 1,824 Member
      Good to know you are a clean bunny
    • Posts: 10,913 Member
      This bunny don't like carrots. YUCK!!
    • Posts: 1,824 Member
      Chocolate???
    • Posts: 2,615 Member
      I must confess that I like your tattoo.
    • Posts: 433 Member
      Must confess I hate spiders!!
    • Posts: 2,615 Member
      I love snakes.
    • Posts: 1,824 Member
      I love rocky mountain oysters
    • Posts: 1,763 Member
      i've never tried oysters
    • Posts: 2,615 Member
      Rocky Mountain Oysters are not oysters.
    • Posts: 433 Member
      I must confess I think I'm gonna get sick......yup.....
    • Posts: 249 Member
      that your hair is awesome in yr pic!!!
    • Posts: 1,763 Member
      Rocky Mountain Oysters are not oysters.

      oh god, what is it ? i'm afraid to google that at work!!!
    • Posts: 433 Member
      Yep....getting sick.....
    • Posts: 433 Member
      From Wikipedia,

      Rocky Mountain oysters

      Alternative names

      Prairie oysters, calf fries
      Type

      Hors d'oeuvre

      Place of origin

      Canada and United States

      Main ingredients

      Testicles (bull calf, sometimes pig or sheep), flour, pepper and, salt
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      Rocky Mountain oysters are bull calf testicles used for human consumption. Sometimes pig or sheep testicles are used.

      They are often deep-fried after being peeled, coated in flour, pepper and salt, and sometimes pounded flat. This delicacy is most often served as an appetizer[1] with a cocktail sauce dip.
    • Posts: 1,763 Member
      From Wikipedia,

      Rocky Mountain oysters

      Alternative names

      Prairie oysters, calf fries
      Type

      Hors d'oeuvre

      Place of origin

      Canada and United States

      Main ingredients

      Testicles (bull calf, sometimes pig or sheep), flour, pepper and, salt <img src=http://smileyshack.files.wordpress.com/2010/12/svomit_100-107.gif/img&gt;


      Rocky Mountain oysters are bull calf testicles used for human consumption. Sometimes pig or sheep testicles are used.

      They are often deep-fried after being peeled, coated in flour, pepper and salt, and sometimes pounded flat. This delicacy is most often served as an appetizer[1] with a cocktail sauce dip.


      :sick: :sick: :sick: barf,....

      no thanks!!
    • Posts: 1,824 Member
      MMMM SO YUMMY!
    • Posts: 1,763 Member
      you are BRAVE cause i wouldn't even attempt that one

      i confess i was raised a vegetarian by my parents and didn't eat meat until i was a teenager
    • Posts: 433 Member
      I must confess I can't get a pic to post darnit!
    • Posts: 2,615 Member
      Manamana. Doo dooo do do do. Manamana. Do do do do. Manamana. Doo dooo do do do do do do do...
    • Posts: 433 Member
      Meep meep meep meep meeeeeep MEEEEP meep meep meep MEEEEEEP meep meep meep meep

      -The Beaker version.....
    • Posts: 2,615 Member
      Bork! Bork! Bork!
    • Posts: 433 Member
      You're speaking my language, ok? Where is that Chef anyway? I am a KING PRAWN and I won't be left waiting here, ok?
    • Posts: 2,615 Member
      Bork bork? Manamana. Meep.
    • Posts: 1,763 Member
      i have no clue whats going on in here lol
    • Posts: 433 Member
      We're all perfectly normal here....

      bill.jpg
    • Posts: 7,429 Member
      Nano Nano
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