It was a weird one. I received it but my wife didn’t. I made the joke that the government knows that I’m the one to talk to in an emergency. She is still laughing now.
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Zero cases yesterday and first thing this morning I see this.
All I could think of was what if Squid Game and The Handmaid’s Tale did a collab.
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Ghost bride?
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She it’s worry !!
You never know what can happen…
Better prevention than…,…
LOL, I wonder who the sign is for?
Migrant workers, they had it translated into Vietnamese on another tree.
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Including me. I had Dalmation stew a few years ago. Fatty and really not that nice. I’ve only had it once.
Oo-er! Does that mean I’ve failed to improve, and “shall be punished continuously”?
In my defence; If I was having it again I’d try roasting it like pork, with honey and cloves.
I think that would be an improvement.
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What if you had it unknowingly? Like you had chicken but it wasn’t chicken, but cat…
Ignorance of The Paw is no defence
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Cat is more like rabbit. The bones however differ.
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How do you know? You tried cat?
I knew people that had. Sadly all passed away. The old guard. They chopped off claws and head, sold it as rabbit, but rib bones have a different shape and are a give away still.
From eating cat?
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Belgian necktie?
The first picture is totally a mood.
I wonder what kind of colleague would offer you such a delicacy? It’s a “dog eat dog” world.
Christian Canadian. Hence I believe he had church contacts out in the community, possibly aboriginal, since they tend to be Christian, though I dunno if they are especially into dog meat.
It was also offered around the Taiwanese staff but none would take it.
Sequel was walking past a couple of the campus sponsored strays lying in the sun, which put thier heads back and commenced a howlin.
Never happened before, raised the hairs on the back of my neck and put me off eating the rest of the stew.
So we fed it to the dogs.
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Sounds like good times!