So What's a Slug?

Tuesday, October 10, 2017 by starkers | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk

It's an evicted snail.

And what's a snail?

It's a slug with a backpack.

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Uvah
Reply #21 Friday, October 13, 2017 8:15 AM

The race was fixed. The tortoise was detoured by a beach and you know what they say about hares...when they get together they act like a couple of deranged rabbits. The hare couldn't resist some hopping bebop.

sydneysiders
Reply #22 Saturday, October 14, 2017 8:07 AM

So What's a Slug?

 

nothing without a little garlic and butter and chopped parsley....

starkers
Reply #23 Saturday, October 14, 2017 9:26 AM

sydneysiders

So What's a Slug?


 

nothing with a little garlic and butter and chopped parsley....

And there's nothing worse than having eaten half your burger to find half a slug in the lettuce.   

Uvah
Reply #24 Saturday, October 14, 2017 9:34 AM

 Half a slug?   

In the lettuce?   

After half the burger eaten?   

Did the other half of the slug go with it down nice and smooth?     

LightStar
Reply #25 Saturday, October 14, 2017 10:30 AM

Eating slugs??? Or snails, or oysters, or squid .... BARF!!!!!

starkers
Reply #26 Saturday, October 14, 2017 11:25 AM


 Half a slug?   

In the lettuce?   

After half the burger eaten?   

Did the other half of the slug go with it down nice and smooth?     

That's the thing.... you only notice anything amiss when you find the remaining half.   

LightStar

Eating slugs??? Or snails, or oysters, or squid .... BARF!!!!!

Yup, on the first two.... BARF with a capital SPEW!!!  However, I do like pretty much all seafood... including oysters, squid and octopus.  Oh, and I did have escargot at a French restaraunt a few times.... not bad, either.

LightStar
Reply #27 Saturday, October 14, 2017 3:15 PM

starkers

Yup, on the first two.... BARF with a capital SPEW!!!  However, I do like pretty much all seafood... including oysters, squid and octopus.  Oh, and I did have escargot at a French restaraunt a few times.... not bad, either.

Glad it was you and not me! I tried eating squid once when I was dating a Greek girl in Athens, like chewing rubber! But I think watching her eat lambs brain (cooked and served in the skull) was far worse!   

I'll stick with fish (salmon is best), shrimp, crab and lobster!   

DaveRI
Reply #28 Saturday, October 14, 2017 3:44 PM

LightStar

like chewing rubber

That was exactly what was going through my mind.  It was probably prepared the same way.  I was disappointed, I like calamari, but the straight squid "needed something" - like tenderizing with a jack hammer and maybe some seasoning.   

Uvah
Reply #29 Saturday, October 14, 2017 7:58 PM

Don't like lobster or squid or clams but I do like shrimp and blue fish. Had an uncle who was a commercial fisherman out of Montauk Long Island. I watched as he took his boat out to the mile marker trailing a really big net. By the time it was hauled in there were dozens of blue fish in it. Suckers were three and four feet long. Wasn't easy trying to pick 'em up, for me anyway. I was about ten. 

starkers
Reply #30 Sunday, October 15, 2017 1:04 AM

LightStar

Glad it was you and not me! I tried eating squid once when I was dating a Greek girl in Athens, like chewing rubber!

If squid/calamari is prepared and cooked properly it can be quite tender and somewhat palatable.  A Greek family I had befriended in the 70's owned a snack bar and they often invited me to stay after closing time for dinner.  Their squid and calamari, among other Greek fare they served, was to die for it was that tender, succulent and tasty.

As for the lamb brains, in the skull or not... nope, no way.  That is one thing I refuse to put in my mouth.


Don't like lobster or squid or clams but I do like shrimp and blue fish.

There's nought wrong with lobster.... nor crabs and other shellfish.  I like pretty much all seafood.... just not divers that get caught up in the nets.   It takes an eternity to get at the meat cos of those damned rubber suits.

   

 

Uvah
Reply #31 Sunday, October 15, 2017 7:45 AM

Banned for filleting rubber......oops......wrong thread.   

Roughly ten years ago, before I got my own place, I stayed at a local shelter. One night I came in to a huge surprise. A catering company had gotten an order for surf and turf, lobster and steak. Whoever ordered it either backed out or never showed up. Anyway...we wound up with it and I traded my lobster for the steak. Two steaks, I ate good that night.  

starkers
Reply #32 Sunday, October 15, 2017 10:50 AM

So this bloke walks into a bar with a huge slug on his head.  The barman comments that it's not something you see every day and asked: "So what's the story, then?"

The slug replies: "Well it started out as a pimple on my arse and it just kept growing."

DaveRI
Reply #33 Sunday, October 15, 2017 3:01 PM

starkers

The slug replies: "Well it started out as a pimple on my arse and it just kept growing."

Now there's a guy with a justified self-esteem problem - "I am merely a zit on a slug's butt."

Uvah
Reply #34 Monday, October 16, 2017 7:34 AM

He would need a ton of deodorant. Not to mention something to deslime the zit. 

starkers
Reply #35 Monday, October 16, 2017 8:01 AM

Then there was the drunken snail who was charged with DUI while in charge of a mobile home.

And the slug who used to be a snail until he was the victim of a 'break' n' enter.

starkers
Reply #36 Thursday, December 21, 2017 2:06 AM

Then there was the snail who was lined up at a car wash.... he was refused service and told that mobile homes had to go through the truck wash.

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