Bill Casselman, new member, says goodbye!

from satire to spare tires...

Silly rabbi, sticks are for prigs.

We were never fighting about satire, I think all of us agreed that what was presented us by the inestimable Mr C, was NOT, satire, it was , instead, merely blathering of the second magnitude.
Now as far as recipes, you can join the menu, I rather enjoy a crisped rabbit confit with candied autumn vegetables served with an aujus of braised rabbit carcass in ared wine reduction , all served with wilted leafy green vegetables topped with a fried egg and SPAM..

You still look as though you need a good dose of castor oil, Mr F.

Does anyone else think it a little too much, TOS wise, that so many of you express a desire to kill, cook, and eat, another member in good standing of this inestimable organisation?

I have a good mind to tell the Mods on you......MODS!!!!!!!

Would your skin have that nice crispy texture to it?

Love crispy skin.....

MMMMMMM. crispy. If you tell the mods, they will, most likely tell you to up your dosage and just quit smoking.

Rabbit, the really white meat.

BBB
The wabbit had better watch out or we will march the army worms on her.

BBB

Do you fatten them up for Feb 17th?

What in hell does THAT mean?

Spendius
I'm drawn to the patening of the vacant/engaged toilet door sign. How else could we avoid shocked screams on airplanes?

---BBB



February 17th in History

1864: First successful warship attack by a submarine during the American Civil War
1880: The Russian tsar survives an attempted bomb assassination
1883: Vacant/Engaged toilet door sign patented
1913: New York Armory Show introduces Picasso, Matisse, Duchamp to American public. The show is considered "shocking" and calls to close it are made
1933: US Senate accepts Blaine Act, ending prohibition
1972: The Volkswagen 'Beetle' becomes the most successful production model, selling over 15 million vehicles
1972: President Nixon leaves Washington DC for communist China
1972: The House of Commons votes in favour of Britain joining the Common Market


February 17th birthdays
1766: Thomas Malthus, English economist
1924: Margaret Truman, American writer.
1929: Yasser Arafat, Palestinian leader and Nobel Prize winner
1934: Alan Bates, English actor
1934: Barry Humphries, Australian actor
1954: Rene Russo, American actress.

Well, anything to get the damned Aussie sacreligious demeaning of the humble but noble hamburger off the thread . . .

. . . credit where it is due, though, the Wabbit spelled goddamned correctly, and that is rare enough these days . . . like welsh rare-bit (= a virgin from Cardiff) . . .

Old joke . . . but still good for a grin . . .