Wednesday, September 08, 2010

Eat, boys. Eat!


Check the picture here. Makes your œstradiol levels jump just lookin at it.

10 comments:

Tecumseh said...

Where is the "Yet another study" label? And, at any rate, they have a distinguishable food in Texas -- that is, besides generic burgers and tacos?

Mr roT said...

Is the second thing that's punctuated as if it were a sentence, actually a sentence in English?

Tecumseh said...

It's called "colloquial English," Herr Straman. You having trouble following the meaning? I can offer translation services, against a modest fee, which could be added to the tab if need be.

Mr roT said...

Why don't you just pay up with a CFS at the hotel in Blessing?

Tecumseh said...

What's a "CFS"? You see, Herr Rot, the test of good English is not so much whether it conforms perfectly to some arbitrary rules of grammar (which evolve with time, anyhow), but rather, on whether the text is intelligible. And that's where you fail many time, alas.

IIn the end, it's a question of Logic, which supersedes Grammar, punctuation, and other pesky little things like that.

Mr roT said...

Tecs, intelligibility may sometimes be limited to the intelligent.

Look, just pay up here, too. You need to get yourself invited to places where they know from cooking.

Tecumseh said...

Chicken Fried Steak? Never heard of such a concoction. You mean, some kind of Kentucky fried chicken? Yuck.

Mr roT said...

Oh, Tecs, that's another VCP. Of course you're also responsible for the content of the wiki article.

You see, a CFS is the Texas version of Wiener Schnitzel.

I think this is a Jeroboam post, man.

Tecumseh said...

Texas schnitzel? Oh, c'mon, you can't be serious! Of course, the real McCoy looks like this.

Mr roT said...

Where's the gravy? Jeez make it a triploboam