Matthew Notch wrote:Sellers, I'm surprised you didn't like shark. Mako shark was one of my favorite fish experiences. I've never had its equal.
sunglasses wrote:I was a very picky eater as a child and vomited from eating salami as I was panicking over the "black dots" I saw in it. But I am also a very, very texture driven eater. If the texture is wrong I cannot eat it. I'll take one bite and then try to find a napkin to spit it out in. No matter how hungry I am. It's a neurological issue called Sensory Processing Disorder. It's not as bad now as it was when I was a child, mind you, but some textures I still can't stand. Like, I cannot swallow them.
A Combustible Lemon wrote:Death is an archaic concept for simpleminded commonfolk, not Victorian scientist whales.
sunglasses wrote:
He's not kidding, guys. I mean, he has the song below looped to play in his car and his house.
Rebo wrote:sunglasses wrote:
He's not kidding, guys. I mean, he has the song below looped to play in his car and his house.
Guilty as charged. If I have learned one thing throughout the years it is this:
Never ask a fish head to call you on the telephone, he won't do it, fish heads can't talk.
Zevran wrote:Magic can kill. Knives can kill. Even small children launched at great speeds can kill.
cmsellers wrote:Apparently people who eat wild-caught catfish also often acquire a taste for the muddy flavor, and since Pennsylvania is not a catfish-farming state, I bet that the restaurants where Sunny is cater to that particular taste.
Zevran wrote:Magic can kill. Knives can kill. Even small children launched at great speeds can kill.
sunglasses wrote: fry 'em up before.
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