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    A man who ate squirrel brain dies from mad cow like disease


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    I just don't eat internal organs.
    Livers, gizzards, lungs, brains, intestines, it's not for me.

    I may be getting some of that via sausage or hot dogs or something, but I'm not interested in a bowl of brains, thanks.
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    Squirrel brains? Who first came up with that idea?

    It's like Gilbert Gottfried's joke about maple syrup: At some point somebody said, "Hey, look, there's some brown, gooey, sticky stuff oozing out of that tree. LET'S EAT IT!"
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    I've always thought that the first guy to eat an oyster must have been starving to death.
    Who the heck could look at an oyster and say, "I think I'll eat that"?

    You can actually get this stuff in grocery stores - even already mixed with eggs:

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimC View Post
    I've always thought that the first guy to eat an oyster must have been starving to death.
    Who the heck could look at an oyster and say, "I think I'll eat that"?

    You can actually get this stuff in grocery stores - even already mixed with eggs:

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    Holy crap!

    I wouldn't buy a can of SOMETHING ELSE if it was sitting next to a can of pork brains.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Upset View Post
    Squirrel brains? Who first came up with that idea?

    It's like Gilbert Gottfried's joke about maple syrup: At some point somebody said, "Hey, look, there's some brown, gooey, sticky stuff oozing out of that tree. LET'S EAT IT!"
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    Holy crap!

    I wouldn't buy a can of SOMETHING ELSE if it was sitting next to a can of pork brains.
    My Mother's people were North Georgia Mountain hillbillies who loved them some squirrel. Don't know if they ate the brains or not, but wouldn't surprise me. I've gone squirrel hunting, but never nibbled any. Yuck.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cindyt View Post
    My Mother's people were North Georgia Mountain hillbillies who loved them some squirrel. Don't know if they ate the brains or not, but wouldn't surprise me. I've gone squirrel hunting, but never nibbled any. Yuck.
    I know when James Dickey originally published "Deliverance," a lot of people accused him of perpetuating stereotypes about people from North Georgia.

    His response was basically, "I'm FROM North Georgia, asshole. I know exactly what I'm talking about."
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    RIP Cousin Eddie.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Upset View Post
    I know when James Dickey originally published "Deliverance," a lot of people accused him of perpetuating stereotypes about people from North Georgia.

    His response was basically, "I'm FROM North Georgia, asshole. I know exactly what I'm talking about."
    The type of hillbillies Dickey wrote about usually live in a remote area up the mountain. My grandparents were comparative to a poorer version of The Waltons, including 8+ brothers and sisters on both sides.
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