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11 Dec 06 - 08:56 AM (#1906262) Subject: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: GUEST Beloved by Santa worshippers everywhere... Reindeer hot dogs on sale! |
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11 Dec 06 - 09:12 AM (#1906273) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Rapparee Maybe they'll market reindeer sausage down here soon. It's very good; I try to eat it whenever I'm in Alaska. Just spicy enough for breakfast! |
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11 Dec 06 - 11:52 AM (#1906432) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Dead Horse $£$£$£$£$£$£$£ Hows that fa sacred sybols? |
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11 Dec 06 - 01:44 PM (#1906554) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Liz the Squeak Mmmm, had Bambi Burgers, should really try Rudolph Weiners just to keep the score even. LTS |
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11 Dec 06 - 03:44 PM (#1906672) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Dead Horse Is Manitas aware of this, Liz? |
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12 Dec 06 - 03:21 PM (#1907643) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Q (Frank Staplin) ¥ ¢ ത (Just wondering if the Euro symbol works here) |
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12 Dec 06 - 03:27 PM (#1907650) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: 3refs Three guys pass away on Christmas Eve and are met by St. Peter. St. Peter says, "In honor of the season, you must each possess something that symbolizes Christmas." The first man fumbles through his pockets and pulls out two lighters. He holds them up proudly and flicks them on. "What do they symbolize?" asks St. Peter. "They're candles!" "Ah! You may pass through the Pearly Gates." The second man fumbles through his pockets and pulls out a couple sets of keys. He holds them up proudly and shakes them. "What do they symbolize?" inquires St. Peter. "They're bells!" "Ah! You may pass through the pearly gates!" The third man fumbles desperately through his pockets, finally pulling out a skimpy pair of silky woman's panties. He holds them up proudly. Puzzled, St. Peter asks, "What do they symbolize?" "They're Carol's!" |
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12 Dec 06 - 03:28 PM (#1907651) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Q (Frank Staplin) Don't know what that sacred html symbol stands for, but I think this will work for Euro- € (8364) |
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12 Dec 06 - 06:13 PM (#1907833) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Rapparee Actually, I wasn't aware that reindeer with sacred symbols of anything. Is there a religion that worships reindeer? What does that religion do about caribou? |
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12 Dec 06 - 06:37 PM (#1907861) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: GUEST Back to the opening post for your Rapaire! |
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12 Dec 06 - 08:37 PM (#1907955) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: bobad 'Tis better to give than to receive |
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12 Dec 06 - 08:53 PM (#1907962) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Elmer Fudd LOL 3refs. |
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12 Dec 06 - 10:22 PM (#1908005) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Beer Was in Saint John's Newfoundland in August for their Folk Festival. Went up to a food concession, looked at the menu and thought why not try a "Moose Sausage". I turn to leave and this fellow says to me "Have you tried my Moose Burgers". I said no I have a sausage from the other concessioner. He then said that at this concession I provide the Moose every year. I said "Really?". He said "Christ, You Main Landers will believe anything". The gentleman I was speaking to was none other than Ron Hynes. I know some if not most do not know who he is, but do yourself a favor and check him out. www.hynesite.org He is known for the song "Sonny's Dream". However he has written hundreds of great songs. Beer |
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12 Dec 06 - 11:00 PM (#1908035) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: Rapparee Shucks, I can get elk, deer, moose, bear, and buffalo 'most anytime I want it here. I've got buff in the freezer right now, come to think of it. They sell it every three months or so at the Fred Meyer store. The elk and deer are farm-raised (so are the buffalo) for the speciality meat market. As for moose and bear, I know people who have such in their freezers -- and they're happy to share because, well, there's a LOT of meat on moose.... |
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13 Dec 06 - 02:18 AM (#1908102) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: dianavan Here ya go, Rap. http://images.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=http://homepage.mac.com/cparada/GML/000Images/aim/actaeon3320.jpg&imgrefurl=http://homepage.mac.com/cparada/GML/Actaeon.html&h=460&w=567&sz=120&hl=en&start=12&tbnid=s2IQLfgcpKv8-M:&tbnh=109&tbnw=134&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dstag%2B%2B%2522mythology%2522%26svnum%3D10%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26sa%3DG |
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13 Dec 06 - 03:32 AM (#1908131) Subject: RE: BS: The Sacred Symbols of Christmas From: MBSLynne Oh so many things still to try in the world! I can get wild boar, rabbit, hare, pheasant, partridge, duck; even kangaroo and ostrich, and roe deer is our Christmas dinner, but I'd love to try some of the things you mentioned. I have a cookbook I'm fond of, with European peasant recipes, and there is a whole section on reindeer but I've never had a chance to try them Love Lynne |
