Add it to the appropriate insults thread, man.
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Whoa. Was that something you already knew about, or should we thank the gods of Google?
For the record, I love stinky cheeseā¦and am not a fan of stinky feet, especially in my drink!
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Pretty sure the Yiddish meaning is where we get the English slang.
āslangā is Dutch/Afrikaans for snake.
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Oh for crying out butter!
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Youāre not alone. Iād happily try it too. I love Stilton. Wait, that might be a bad example since my mother who doesnāt care for most blue cheeses likes Stilton too. But I also like Roquefort and Gorgonzola. And other stinky cheeses.
Itās the fact that Iād be willing to try 150-year old beer brought up from a shipwreck solely because itās beer that raises the possibility that thereās something wrong with me.
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Okay youād go for stinky cheese and old beer and bog butter, but how about casu marzu from Sardinia?
Now thatās a step too far for meā¦
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How do you go from āI found this goo in a swamp,ā to āLetās eat it,ā?
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Here north of the wall itās fairly notorious, but the first rule of rotten feet clubā¦
garbage compost has never failed me. I have an infinite supply being a messy human and it is totally free.
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Living in the raccoon capitol of the worldā¦ compost heaps can be a challenge.
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Yay weird/wonderful shit that doesnāt make my faith in humanity die looking at it.
Still not eating that, because edible does not mean good tasting.
We have a backyard compost bin (aka raccoon salad bar), and the lid gets knocked off on a regular basis. I consider a certain amount of ullage unavoidable, but turning the fresh scraps over to mix them with the well-rotted compost seems to make them less palatable to our little ringtailed buddies.
It occurs to me that this may be the raccoon equivalent of bog butter.
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I think thatās a step too far for me too. Iāll try almost anything but I prefer my food to be immobile.Thatās why I could never eat at a Klingon restaurant. Or at least not gagh.
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āHe was a bold man that first ate an oysterā
- Jonathan Swift
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Back in the day when I still allowed side ads in gmail, I remember this one: āGlory holes? You can find anything at Amazon.com!ā I really wish I had saved that one.
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I learned long ago to not question other folkās predilections.
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Why in the olden days did they bury it in a bog and just not buy one of these? Gosh, itās like they didnāt have Williams Sonoma or something.
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