Overheard, pt. II
I find the concept of the Turducken humorous and possibly tasty, but I just heard an ad where a guy says "I'm cooking a Turduckenoosetrich!" and found it even more humorous.
That would be a Turducken stuffed inside a goose inside an ostrich, in case you're wondering. "Deep fried!" the hapless husband in the ad says enthusiastically.
"We're going out this year," the wife announces.
That would be a Turducken stuffed inside a goose inside an ostrich, in case you're wondering. "Deep fried!" the hapless husband in the ad says enthusiastically.
"We're going out this year," the wife announces.
posted by Robert at
11:55 AM
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Wikipedia has some interesting variations on the turducken. After becoming a devout deep-fried turkey enthusiast, I am highly anxious to try a turducken. Apparently you can order them over the internet.
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Anonymous, at 6:27 PM
Your ideas intrigue me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
I have always wanted to try the deep-fried turkey thing, but have been intimidated by all the videos out there of turkey-frying gone horribly wrong.
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Robert, at 8:20 PM
I assure you, the deep-fried turkey is worth risking all of your material possessions, and those of your neighbors.
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Anonymous, at 8:37 PM
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