Thank you Bruins!!

[RB-5]

Opened the mail today to a package of Westminster. I am going to try some after dinner this evening. Thanks man!!!

:cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

 

[beebiz]

Good show, Bruins!!

Enjoy in good health, RB-5!!

:cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

Robert

 

[RB-5]

Just had a bowl and I think it is the strongest Latakia I've ever had. I LOVE IT. Thanks again.

 

[Falconer]

Ole Bru Baby has a giving heart. I wish he was independently wealthy! Enjoy the Westminister Abbey-5 :scratch:

 

[bluedigital]

Nice one Bruins :cheers: Enjoy RB-5

 

[bruins]

glad you got it. i love the smell of it (in the tin). smells like horses and leather to me. fortunately it doesn't taste like horses.

 

[RB-5]

glad you got it. i love the smell of it (in the tin). smells like horses and leather to me. fortunately it doesn't taste like horses.

MMMMMmmmmmm....basashi.

 

[Muddler]

Good stuff Bruinsy!

 

[bruins]

MMMMMmmmmmm....basashi.

i take it that's horse. is that a southern dish? i knew an old guy that ate a horse. but he was in a concentration camp.

 

[RB-5]

MMMMMmmmmmm....basashi.

i take it that's horse. is that a southern dish? i knew an old guy that ate a horse. but he was in a concentration camp.

Japanese. They serve it cold as sushi. I am not aware of any southerners that eat horse, but that does not mean there aren't any. When ever i'm in Asia there are 2 sushi bars that I must go to, they both serve basashi. I have never tried it, but I hear it is also very popular in France.

 

[bruins]

Japanese. They serve it cold as sushi. I am not aware of any southerners that eat horse, but that does not mean there aren't any. When ever i'm in Asia there are 2 sushi bars that I must go to, they both serve basashi. I have never tried it, but I hear it is also very popular in France.

you're gonna have to try it and get back to us. already i'm eyeing my neighbor's pony. (pony is a horse, right?)

 

[RB-5]

Japanese. They serve it cold as sushi. I am not aware of any southerners that eat horse, but that does not mean there aren't any. When ever i'm in Asia there are 2 sushi bars that I must go to, they both serve basashi. I have never tried it, but I hear it is also very popular in France.

you're gonna have to try it and get back to us. already i'm eyeing my neighbor's pony. (pony is a horse, right?)

Indeed, but remember, pony is French for appetizer.

 

[bruins]

Indeed, but remember, pony is French for appetizer.

:cheers:

 

[Skip48]

As a kid in SE Texas we just rode our horses and enjoyed them a great deal! Don't want to eat them though, LOL! I was raised on a farm for several early years and threw a fit when we had to move to town for school. I thought that was just horrible! Actually it probably was when compared to have the run of a bunch of land, all the fresh Veggies and fruit you could eat.

Food is not the same out of a can,

Skip

 

[bruins]

Food is not the same out of a can,

Skip

amen brother!

 

[Falconer]

Japanese. They serve it cold as sushi. I am not aware of any southerners that eat horse, but that does not mean there aren't any. When ever i'm in Asia there are 2 sushi bars that I must go to, they both serve basashi. I have never tried it, but I hear it is also very popular in France.

you're gonna have to try it and get back to us. already i'm eyeing my neighbor's pony. (pony is a horse, right?)

So when you eat horse is it the mane dish? Do the French put ketchup on? :scratch:

 

[bruins]

So when you eat horse is it the mane dish?

alright, you get a point for that one.

 

[RB-5]

Japanese. They serve it cold as sushi. I am not aware of any southerners that eat horse, but that does not mean there aren't any. When ever i'm in Asia there are 2 sushi bars that I must go to, they both serve basashi. I have never tried it, but I hear it is also very popular in France.

you're gonna have to try it and get back to us. already i'm eyeing my neighbor's pony. (pony is a horse, right?)

So when you eat horse is it the mane dish? Do the French put ketchup on? :scratch:

:cheers: :cheers: :cheers: