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30 Jan 11 - 02:37 PM (#3085378) Subject: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Due to the large number of users becoming ill and dying and stuff the management has no choice but to enforce some new rules regarding posting on mudcat: 1) Any member admitted to a hospital ICU from this point on will not be allowed to post messages to this forum for the time they remain in ICU. 2) Any member dying will have their account permanently disabled and will never again be allowed to post on this forum. I regret to inform you of the new rule changes and I hope your cooperation in this matter will be forth coming. It is our wish that members would refrain from the above behavior as to not require the enforcement of these rules Sincerely The Management |
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30 Jan 11 - 02:39 PM (#3085379) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T Does that rule out posts from the after life? |
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30 Jan 11 - 02:46 PM (#3085383) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Taconicus Are you implying that if I'm a reincarnation of Robbie Burns I'd not be allowed to post? Then Mudcat, partial Mudcat I'd arraign! Of thy caprice eternal I'd complain! |
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30 Jan 11 - 02:46 PM (#3085384) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Jon Ed T, athiest members will be allowed to continue posting. |
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30 Jan 11 - 02:49 PM (#3085385) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude That is the trouble with mudcatter, always looking for a loophole in the law ... dang |
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30 Jan 11 - 02:57 PM (#3085392) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T Would scientific evidence be required submitted that those of the past are in fact dead, before the mudcat account is terminated? Or, will a voucher from the cremator from the athiests, and creator for God believers, be accepted as proof? |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:00 PM (#3085394) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude I believe in the matter of spiritual access we need a clarification from Joe Offer. I do however believe that this rule only applies from here forward |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:05 PM (#3085396) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude There are some members who have passed away but are too stubborn to admit it ... such as Rap, olddude and GNU ... however since they will not admit to their demise they are still allowed to post. |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:06 PM (#3085399) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Taconicus Ah, then the already-dead will be exempt. |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:09 PM (#3085400) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T The cremation solution |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:10 PM (#3085401) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Yes, now from time to time one will hear "I wish I was dead" after reading someone's post in the BS section, the law does not apply to them either since that is a normal reaction. Likewise terms like "take me now God" or just shoot me .. again that is a normal response to the BS section and hence exempt |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:22 PM (#3085407) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T I suspect the new "idle feature" will help separate the living from the dead (at least dead at the keyboard) |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:42 PM (#3085416) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu I admit that I am dead. But that ain't gonna stop me. |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:48 PM (#3085422) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Bill D "Death is nature's way of telling you to slow down." |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:49 PM (#3085423) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Dave MacKenzie How does this apply to the undead? |
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30 Jan 11 - 03:51 PM (#3085425) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude hmmm another loophole Dave, we gotta figure that one out ... maybe if someone is intending to go into ICU we can require prior notification so they will refrain from posting .. that's it .. 24 hour notification required. If someone is planning a heart attack they have to clear it with mudcat first |
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30 Jan 11 - 04:26 PM (#3085452) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ebbie We could apologize for the inconvenience, but that's the only fair way to do it, olddude. |
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30 Jan 11 - 04:40 PM (#3085463) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude LOL ok Ebbie hon |
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30 Jan 11 - 04:59 PM (#3085473) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Big Norman Voice It's like the Hotel California, you can check out, but you can never leave. Have a look at the FAQ's etc. There is no provision for opting out permanently. Believe me I've looked |
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30 Jan 11 - 05:21 PM (#3085483) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Q (Frank Staplin) No one falling down to the left side when they die will be allowed in mudcat heaven. So long, Bobert, etc. |
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30 Jan 11 - 05:34 PM (#3085489) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Its OK .. Q ... our bobster is use to playin the blues |
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30 Jan 11 - 06:10 PM (#3085518) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ebbie "No one falling down to the left side when they die will be allowed in mudcat heaven." sheesh If heaven is just like earth, I ain't goin'. |
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30 Jan 11 - 06:18 PM (#3085524) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Dave MacKenzie Anybody know how to play bottleneck on a golden harp? |
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30 Jan 11 - 06:25 PM (#3085526) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Rapparee Look, I was born and raised in Illinois and it was there I learned that death doesn't revoke your citizenship and your right to vote as you're told. Same thing here -- I'll sign up my brothers in Illinois and they'll sue if this rule discriminating against the vitality-impaired isn't revoked! |
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30 Jan 11 - 07:30 PM (#3085567) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T I suggest one post, at any time, be allowed per member, after death. It could only be posted under "what's the weather like where you are, mild or hot"? No post would be needed for the athiests, of course.:) |
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30 Jan 11 - 07:39 PM (#3085571) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Dave MacKenzie I would say that it was made mandatory for atheists to make one posthumous post to prove that they haven't gone anywhere. |
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30 Jan 11 - 07:43 PM (#3085573) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Slag Ed T, I think the last BBQ/Smoker I bought was made by those guys! Talk about flavor! I promise that if I ever wind up in ICU again I'll exempt which ever hand is still working and the keyboard from that classification, if at all possible. |
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30 Jan 11 - 09:00 PM (#3085612) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: The Fooles Troupe "the last BBQ/Smoker I bought was made by those guys!" I like my Pizza CRISPY!!!! :-P |
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30 Jan 11 - 09:57 PM (#3085631) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: JennieG Do the new rules apply to those who not yet dead, but have started to smell that way? I am thinking of Shane...... Cheers JennieG |
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30 Jan 11 - 10:13 PM (#3085636) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Rapparee And what about those not yet born? This is rampant discrimination again the dead, the not-born, and the undead! I'm contacting the ACLU. |
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30 Jan 11 - 10:31 PM (#3085640) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Bee-dubya-ell Are deceased members allowed to have proxy posters? We already know what certain members are going to say on certain subjects, so why is it necessary that they be alive to post? If one of them should die, why couldn't someone else post their predictable same-old same-old comments for them? Like, if Little Hawk croaks tonight and there's a thread about US politics tomorrow, just about anyone could step in and post something about how lame-assed the two-party system is. |
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30 Jan 11 - 10:44 PM (#3085645) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Gurney There has been far too much promiscuous croaking reported on this site. It is my opinion that no-one should be permitted to kick the bucket without prior written permission from Max or Joe. |
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30 Jan 11 - 10:45 PM (#3085646) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ebbie Well, this is a cool rule. I'm looking forward to hearing from several people soon; foremost among them, Rick and Little John Cameron. |
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31 Jan 11 - 01:29 AM (#3085692) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: The Fooles Troupe "post something about how lame-assed the two-party system is" Almost any Aussie probably could handle that ... :-P |
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31 Jan 11 - 01:52 AM (#3085695) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ernest Are you suggesting that anybody posting here still has a life???????? |
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31 Jan 11 - 02:11 AM (#3085698) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Georgiansilver Where do the partially dead fit in?? There are a few people who are dead from the neck upwards, thus imparing their 'Mudcat' function.... does the whole body have to be dead? |
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31 Jan 11 - 03:42 AM (#3085722) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Backwoodsman "Where do the partially dead fit in?? There are a few people who are dead from the neck upwards, thus impairing their 'Mudcat' function.... does the whole body have to be dead?" No, they can continue to contribute, but they will be strictly limited to threads on the following topics only:- 1) What is Folk Music? 2) Muslim men and their attitudes to non-Muslim women. 3) The search for a cure for Homosexuality. which is where they mostly reside anyway, so no change there. :-) :-) |
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31 Jan 11 - 06:28 AM (#3085761) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST, topsie I'll be interested in the posthumous posts to the 'What did you have for breakfast?' thread. Will it be wall-to-wall ambrosia? |
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31 Jan 11 - 08:10 AM (#3085801) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Patsy Or it could be the breakfast that killed, who knows what your nearest and dearest could have put in the porridge. Just like an Agatha Christie novel. |
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31 Jan 11 - 09:03 AM (#3085825) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: jacqui.c Can we have posts from ICU if another Mudcatter is present? It would cause problems for me if we can't as, quite often, just a daily Mudcat fix is the only thing that keeps the Cap'n relatively well behaved! |
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31 Jan 11 - 09:20 AM (#3085839) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Ok Jacqui, that makes sense, however the posts can only occur on a Tuesday ... and only if he is not wearing one of those backless show your butt hospital gown things ... |
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31 Jan 11 - 09:52 AM (#3085855) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Rule number three: While in the hospital (not ICU) any member who consumes Jell-O at the direction of his or her doctor will also be banned from posting. Anyone who regards Jell-O as a source of nutrition for the sick cannot post as their mental faculties are impaired and would not be able to contribute to our daily scholarly discussions. In addition "Lime Green Jell-O" consumers would need to also submit a formal public apology |
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31 Jan 11 - 10:27 AM (#3085875) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Jon The above only applies to those calling it Jell-O. Those correctly calling it Jelly are free to consume and post. |
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31 Jan 11 - 10:35 AM (#3085880) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: jacqui.c How about if the patient throws the Jello/Jelly at his doctor? |
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31 Jan 11 - 10:37 AM (#3085882) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Jeri ...and make peanut butter & jelly sandwiches. If you try that with Jell-O, it's gonna get weird. |
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31 Jan 11 - 10:52 AM (#3085891) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Backwoodsman "...and make peanut butter & jelly sandwiches. If you try that with Jell-O, it's gonna get weird." Don't you colonials know nuffink? It's JAM, fer fer Pete's sake! Peanut butter & JAM sandwiches! :-) Now....who's this Pete character, that's wot I wanna noe! :-) |
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31 Jan 11 - 12:03 PM (#3085942) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Pete is the guy who wrote the specs for "what is folk music" and the best selling book "if it's green in color don't eat it" ... |
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31 Jan 11 - 12:21 PM (#3085954) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Jon Shouldn't have started that one... In UK, Jelly is Jeri's Jell-O and a conserve. Jelly is strained (as is a cheese which is not to be confused with ,hmm, cheese) and jam has bits in (and so does marmalide). |
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31 Jan 11 - 12:27 PM (#3085958) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Dave MacKenzie And Jelly is also something you have with custard, preferably not posthumously. PS. That's cornflower type custard, not real custard. |
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31 Jan 11 - 12:38 PM (#3085965) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST, topsie In Spain they have a kind of pumpkin jam called 'cabello de ángel', which means 'angel hair' - should be appropriate for those on the other side. |
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31 Jan 11 - 01:11 PM (#3085988) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST, topsie And if they find themselves sitting around playing harps they could eat cloudberries. |
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31 Jan 11 - 02:42 PM (#3086042) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Manitas_at_home Really LTS on the sofa.... In Kendall's case - especially in the backless gown, it has to be jelly, cos jam don't shake like that! LTS |
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31 Jan 11 - 02:46 PM (#3086044) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu Bakeapples? Angels don't eat bakeapples. Yecch! Angels eat Partridgeberry jam. |
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31 Jan 11 - 02:47 PM (#3086045) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu And they drink Gooseberry wine. |
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31 Jan 11 - 02:57 PM (#3086053) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: C-flat I was going to write something but I'm not sure if I qualify or not.. |
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31 Jan 11 - 03:09 PM (#3086059) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST, topsie Of course, not all of us will be with the angels. Some of us may be breakfasting on Devilled Eggs and Devil's Food Cake. |
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31 Jan 11 - 03:34 PM (#3086071) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Cheese Jelly ... OMG ... no say it ain't so ... that is just wrong. New rule anything that involves Jelly and Cheese is cause for immediate termination of your posting rights on the grounds of projectile vomit |
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31 Jan 11 - 03:45 PM (#3086080) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST, topsie If you spread your fruit cheese in a thin layer and dry it you get fruit leather. Jam, cheese and leather are all ways of preserving fruit from before the days of freezers. And they all taste good with cheese. |
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31 Jan 11 - 03:50 PM (#3086082) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Jon There is no cheese in Damson cheese, olddude. |
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31 Jan 11 - 03:58 PM (#3086088) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu That there is some damn cheese. |
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31 Jan 11 - 04:27 PM (#3086105) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Rapparee Lime jello with bits of pears and sharp cheddar cheese is well thought of in many places. |
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31 Jan 11 - 05:59 PM (#3086190) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T Cook your Bones: "At approximately 1292 degrees Fahrenheit, calcium phosphates begin to fuse together and change in color and shape. While not entirely reduced to ash, modern cremation does an excellent job of vaporizing and deteriorating bone. Human bones are comprised of a collagen-rich matrix pregnant with calcium phosphate and other minerals. Calcium phosphates are inorganic mineral salts present in the form of tiny crystals, and make up roughly 65 percent of our bone mass. Most tissue composing the human body begins combustion at 572 F. In cremation, the deceased is exposed to several hours of intense heat ranging between 1400 F and 1800 F, vaporizing all organic matter. Some portions of the inorganic bone do survive this process, only as chips and re-fused fragments of calcium phosphate. In modern crematories this remaining material is sifted through a specialized processor and ground into a uniform substance similar to powder. This powder constitutes the remains of a body and is primarily cremated bone."" Bones After the cremation, only bone fragments remain, which mostly consist of calcium phosphates and minor minerals. ""These fragments represent roughly 3.5% of the original body mass. After the incineration is completed, the bone fragments are swept out of the retort, and the operator uses a pulverizer called a cremulator (also known informally as a crembola) to process them into a consistent powder. The cremulator, is essentially a rotating drum similar to a spindryer, except it is filled with steel ball bearings, whose disturbance powders the weakened bones.""http://www.cremation.co.uk/process.htm Boils your bones Now, the reason I raise the above is Jello is mostly made of bones, (and also, if available, connective tissues, organs and sometimes intestines). Jello, bone up |
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31 Jan 11 - 06:23 PM (#3086209) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Guest from Sanity Wow!..I'm still waiting for the brain-dead to stop posting..but they keep doing it! GfS |
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31 Jan 11 - 06:50 PM (#3086225) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Yum Ed, I figured it was something like boiled cow hoofs and the like ... |
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31 Jan 11 - 07:14 PM (#3086236) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Dave MacKenzie I used to love meat jelly - hardly ever see it now. |
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31 Jan 11 - 08:25 PM (#3086285) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude They make Jelly outta meat?? holy cow I have lived a sheltered life ... |
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31 Jan 11 - 08:42 PM (#3086298) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu GfS... "Wow!..I'm still waiting for the brain-dead to stop posting..but they keep doing it!" Hahahahahahaha. Keep those posts coming eh. |
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31 Jan 11 - 09:02 PM (#3086309) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Bill D Who knows? Some of these posts might be Turing...laughing. |
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31 Jan 11 - 09:51 PM (#3086332) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T Marshmallows (yes, even Wagon Wheels) contain: corn syrup, sugar, dextrose, food starch - modified (corn), water, gelatin, tetrasodium pyrophosphate artificial and natural flavor, and artificial color. Gelatin = boiling animal skin, connective tissue, hooves or bones. You'll find gelatin in jelly,jam, gummy candies, Jell-o, ice cream, margarine, cream cheese, low-fat, and margarine and many other foods also contain gelatin. (Alternatives to gelatin include non-animal sources as agar-agar (a seaweed), carrageenan (Irish Moss), pectin (apples and citrus peel), konjak, and guar gum. |
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01 Feb 11 - 03:58 AM (#3086435) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: VirginiaTam I think you are forgetting about Rights for the Vitally Challenged |
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01 Feb 11 - 04:06 AM (#3086438) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Dave MacKenzie I don't think they actually make jelly out of meat - it just happens. |
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01 Feb 11 - 05:49 AM (#3086466) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Backwoodsman "and jam has bits in (and so does marmalide)." Marmalide???? Is that what someone contemplating suicide has for their final breakfast? Marmalade!! |
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01 Feb 11 - 05:53 AM (#3086473) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T ""Marmalade!!"" Thanks Dad!! |
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01 Feb 11 - 06:11 AM (#3086487) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Jon Backwoodsman, I think that would need "cide" rather than "lide". As for the "marma" part, it might have something to do with spiders (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marma_%28genus%29 Sanctions for eating spiders on toast? |
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01 Feb 11 - 06:16 AM (#3086490) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: quokka what? you mean you're meant to eat that stuff? ... I usually put on a bikini and wrestle some other hot chick ;-) |
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01 Feb 11 - 06:25 AM (#3086494) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T ""I usually put on a bikini and wrestle some other hot chick ;-) "" Where can we buy tickets :~) |
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01 Feb 11 - 06:37 AM (#3086500) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Patsy But why is it called cheese as in lemon cheese? Who was responsible for calling it cheese? To me that conjures up cream cheese blended with lemon juice, zest and sugar. confused from UK. |
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01 Feb 11 - 07:06 AM (#3086510) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Jon The first few recipies I find for lemon cheese are what I (also confused from the UK) would call lemon curd. Curd uses eggs and butter what I call a (eg. damson) cheese doesn't. |
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01 Feb 11 - 07:20 AM (#3086517) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T head cheese |
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01 Feb 11 - 07:36 AM (#3086522) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T The proper way of cooking the goat head (First timers, beware of the laxative leaf, Nton Okwu) |
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01 Feb 11 - 07:40 AM (#3086524) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST, topsie If you strain curdled milk through muslin you get liquid - whey - and in the muslin is a more solid substance - cheese. If you treat cooked fruit in the same way you get liquid (which can be boiled with sugar to make jelly), and in the muslin is the more solid substance - cheese, obviously. |
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01 Feb 11 - 07:40 AM (#3086525) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T Note the letter in the comments of my last post...Oh well, here it is: Dear Sir/Madam, I am CHEF Julius Ojeh Iwegbu, Head Stuart of the Nigeria Hilton Hotel. I have urgent and very confidential culinary proposition for you. On June 6, 2002, a FOREIGN consultant/farmer with the Nigerian National Agricultural Corporation, Mr. Barry Kelly slaughtered a goat. It's head, valued at $25,000,000,000.00 (TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS) is in my freezer. Upon discovering it, I sent a routine notification to his forwarding address but got no reply. After a few days, we sent a reminder and finwelly we discovered from his contract employers, the Nigerian National Agricultural Corporation that Mr. Barry Kelly died from a tragic goatherding accident. On further investigation, I found out that he died without making a WILL, and all attempts to trace his next of kin were fruitless. I therefore made further investigation and discovered Mr. Barry Kelly did not declare any kin or relations in all his official documents, including his goat head paperwork in my Freezer. The goat head is still sitting in my Freezer and the meat is being aged. No one will ever come forward to claim it. According to Nigerian Law, at the expiration of 12 (twelve) months, the goat head will rever to the ownership of the Nigerian Government if nobody applies to claim it. Consequently, my proposal is that I will like you as a Foreigner to stand in as the next of kin to Mr. Barry Kelly. This is simple. I will like you to provide immediately your full names and address os that the Attorney will prepare the necessary documents, herbs, spaces, and affadavits, which will put you in place as the next of kin. We shall employ the service of an Attorney for drafting and notarization of the WILL and to obtain the necessary documents and letter of probate/administration in your favor for the transfer. A refrigerator in any part of the world, which you will provide, will then faciliate the transfer of this goat head to you as beneficiary/next of kin. The head will be put into your refrigerator for us to share in the ratio of 70% for me and 25% for you. 5% will be for settling expenses on my part and yours, also for sauce when the goat head arrive your country. There is no risk at all as all the paperwork for this transaction will be done by the Attorney and my position as the Head Chef guarantees the successful execution of this transaction. If you are interested, please reply immediately via the private email address below. Upon your response, I shall then provide you with more details and relevant documents that will help you understand the transaction. Please observe utmost confidentiality, and rest assured that this transaction would be most profitable and delicious for both of us because I shall require your assistance to ingest my share in your country. Awaiting your urgent reply. Via the following email addresses:bayet@hknetmail.com,bayet1@hknetmail.com,bayet3@hknetmail.com. Thanks and regards. CHEF Julius Ojeh Iwegbu. |
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01 Feb 11 - 07:45 AM (#3086528) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST, topsie The apple pulp from which juice is pressed to make cider is also 'cheese'. |
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01 Feb 11 - 07:53 AM (#3086534) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: GUEST,Jon Not quite topsie with damson cheese, you push the mixture through a medium sieve rather than allow it to drain through muslin (actually my mother uses tights but..) and as with a jelly, it is the "liquid" part that is boiled up with sugar. |
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01 Feb 11 - 07:57 AM (#3086536) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T COOKIN' UP SKWERL |
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01 Feb 11 - 09:12 AM (#3086574) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Ed T How to Memorialize a Deceased Facebook User's Account |
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01 Feb 11 - 10:15 AM (#3086607) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Ed LOL, for real, I love eating Squirrel ... best meat anywhere ... especially the fox squirrel, a little bigger species ... so I guess I shouldn't complain about cheese jelly ... |
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02 Feb 11 - 12:23 AM (#3086988) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Rapparee Yum...squirrel jello. Nothing quite like it! |
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02 Feb 11 - 09:58 PM (#3087646) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Donuel Are there any rules pertaining to shatering one's knee cap? |
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03 Feb 11 - 04:48 AM (#3087758) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Nigel Parsons Are there any rules pertaining to shatering one's knee cap? Are you sure you don't mean shatnered as in made a complete ham of |
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03 Feb 11 - 05:35 AM (#3087781) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Dave MacKenzie Is this a posthumous knee-cap? |
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03 Feb 11 - 10:36 AM (#3087881) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Rapparee Is the kneecap alone or does it have a significant other? |
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03 Feb 11 - 11:11 AM (#3087901) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Dave MacKenzie So long as Donuel didn't mean a knee-capped Shatner! |
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03 Feb 11 - 12:24 PM (#3087934) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: McGrath of Harlow Marmite... |
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03 Feb 11 - 03:53 PM (#3088090) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu Squirrel? The ones who's nuts are close to the ground? YEECCHHH!!! I was in the backwoods for a couple of days and had nuthin left ta eat cept an apple. So, I used it as bait. A red squirrel grabbed it an scampered up to a pine branch to have a munch so I shot the little bushy tailed rat to get my apple back. I felt bad and remembered my old man's golden rule... don't shoot nuthin ya ain't gonna eat. Made a fire, roasted the rat on a stick, took one bite, spit it out and ate the apple. I can still taste the musk. And the robin was just as bad. I finally had to bring myself to take a rabbit... there were lots of rabbits but I just didn't want to kill any... that's a long story. Maybe Reds are different? In any case, new rule... no red skwerl. |
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03 Feb 11 - 04:00 PM (#3088095) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Rapparee You didn't cook it right. First off, ya gotta take the fur off and the insides out. Just those two will help a lot with the taste. Helps to remove the head, feet, and tail too. |
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03 Feb 11 - 04:16 PM (#3088111) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude No Gnu, reds are too small, the gray, black and fox are the ones. They were highly prized back home. No kidding they are the best eating meat on the planet ... think of what they feed on ... nuts ... very good ... cook them the same way as rabbit |
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03 Feb 11 - 04:22 PM (#3088114) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude In NY and in PA you were allowed 6 per day during small game season. My budding Garry and I would go out come back with twelve of them and have a feast .. I am surprised you never did that GNU ... incredible .. Just use your favorite rabbit recipe. Like I said back home in PA that was the thing, far better than any deer you ever had. Leanest meat on the planet, very tender, very sweet taste, incredible actually. I know I know some people are gagging right now but I am telling the truth |
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03 Feb 11 - 04:28 PM (#3088116) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: olddude Smokey Mountain Fried Squirrel 2 Squirrels, young, cut up 1/2 c Flour 1/2 ts Seasoned salt 1/4 ts Black pepper 4 tb Cooking oil 1/2 c Water 1 Onion, medium, chopped 3 Carrots, quartered Mix flour, seasoned salt, and pepper, dredge meat. Heat cooking oil over medium heat in dutch oven. Fry meat until golden brown. Reduce heat, add water, onions and carrots. Cover and simmer 40 minutes. |
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03 Feb 11 - 04:44 PM (#3088122) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu Dan... all we had were red squirrels. Never seen a fox or a black one. Never seen a grey one until I went away to uni. And, my fav rabbit recipe is hopping away from me. Had a bad experience. Used to have a snare line and sell em when I was 12 until one day... and I only killed a rabbit once after that. Mum wouldn't allow them in the house so I never ate one execpt over a fire. Rap... of course ya remove the feet... the claws make fer good toothpicks. And, as far as eatin fir... ah, nevermind. |
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03 Feb 11 - 04:45 PM (#3088124) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu ahhh... fur... fir sticks to yer teeth... even if yer a beaver. Yeah, it was a long way to typo but I had to eh? |
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03 Feb 11 - 07:11 PM (#3088225) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Rapparee Never eat the stuff, myself. Good for a lot of things, from 2x4s to coat collars, though. |
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03 Feb 11 - 07:58 PM (#3088252) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu You don't eat beaver? Castor your bread on the backwater I say. You castor, you brought er. |
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03 Feb 11 - 09:04 PM (#3088274) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: Rapparee Well gnu, this recipe is from Canada, and who would know better than a bunch of Canucks? |
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03 Feb 11 - 10:20 PM (#3088295) Subject: RE: BS: New Mudcat Rules in Place From: gnu Well, I do like a good piece of tail. Near as I can rememeber anyway. |
