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...thanks to a delayed flight. Who can tell me what eggs-on-horseback is?
"Jubal returned to his place, found eggs-on-horseback, orange juice, and other choice items." (412)
"Jubal returned to his place, found eggs-on-horseback, orange juice, and other choice items." (412)
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Re: finished SISL for the first time...
Mon, November 8, 2004 - 1:53 AMCouple of eggs fried and set on top of a nice rib-eye steak
Eggs on "horseback" in reference to horsemeat. Irreverent reference from WWI when the meat in people's diets was the horse that got killed by artillery fire yesterday. -
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Re: finished SISL for the first time...
Mon, November 8, 2004 - 12:24 PMHorsemeat was available until the early 1980s in Portland. All cuts of meat for a fraction of the cost of other meats. No, it dosen't taste like chicken. It cooks & tastes similar to venison.
I can just imagine how the "animal rights" folks would react to one of those shops now!
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Re: finished SISL for the first time...
Mon, November 8, 2004 - 3:43 PMDoes Horsemeat taste like chicken I wonder? -
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Re: finished SISL for the first time...
Mon, November 8, 2004 - 4:01 PMneigh. -
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Re: finished SISL for the first time...
Mon, November 8, 2004 - 4:31 PMHi ho Silver, AWAAAAYYYYYY
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