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Oct 05, 2007 19:32

the weirdest things make me think of people...really probably only weird to other people, because i know exactly why particular things trigger memories. besides, i'm sure 'weird' things make everyone think of someone. or that, but said more clearly. as in, something that makes you think of someone may seem completely bizarro to me, but really it ( Read more... )

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missjanette October 6 2007, 03:02:18 UTC

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dude. he would have flipped his shit.
he kept threatening to make actual haggis, insisting it was mostly oatmeal and awesomeness. I said HELL NO. I didn't enjoy the idea of having haggis stinkeroo kitchen. but gummy haggis?? that would have ruled.

rachieo October 8 2007, 07:26:03 UTC

oh my god. can you imagine? i'd have had the hardest time not emailing him about it, but i would have wanted to actually just send it to him, no warning. maybe just a simple note inside like "this seemed like you."

i think he would have laughed so g d hard opening up a random little package to find THAT. that disgusting gummy haggis. a;slkdjf.

and then, finally, you two could share a happy haggis. no stinkeroo. hahah! :)

lucybond October 6 2007, 10:50:39 UTC

Mmmm... haggis... I love haggis...

Sorry, just an unrepentant UK carnivore...

rachieo October 8 2007, 07:30:32 UTC

haha!!! unrepentant UK carnivore, or crazy pregnant lady?? PERHAPS BOTH!!!!!

haah. gah. it sounds HIDEOUSLY offensive to me, but bob really enjoyed the haggis. i will admit. i am far from adventurous when it comes to meat products. bob told me about some place in SF that made vegetarian haggis. he said it wasn't as good, but still good. our friend michael ate it and said it was good. i am still very skeptical. some of these vegetarian substitutes for weird meat items are just unnecessary to me. NO THANK YOU.

so. lucy. i feel that i can fairly make a deal with you right now. if we are ever together, and we are each offered haggis, i promise to accept, and give you every bite of mine.

i'm a good friend, is why. ;)

lucybond October 8 2007, 09:34:32 UTC

Have you ever had blood pudding or any kind of blood sausage?

Well, haggis is like that, but instead of the faintly-disturbing evenly smooth consistency those have, it is full of spices &... um... barley, I think, so it's texturally much more pleasant.

I have to be in the right mood (say, Burns' Night) but that, piping hot, after someone has recited Ode to a Haggis over it & stabbed it, with neeps & tatties (fantastic mash covered in melted cheese, when I've had it) & lashings of good whisky, followed by more drinking, more poetry, more singing... good times.

If the very thought of cooked blood products makes you hurl, & you don't even fancy a regular sausage, it's very probably not for you.

Yesterday, I foolishly tried to describe the experience of eating caviar to cavalorn, who is fatally allergic to fish, only to have him dive out of the room for a quick glass of water, looking pale, so my apologies if I'm having that effect on you ( ... )