who wants to get hammed

[Shadow]

I don't know if I think that ham would be tasty or not.

[Jabby]

http://www.insidesocal.com/bargain/ham%201.jpg

yo that looks delicious. pass that ®®®®.

[Regret]

Who wants to get hammered?

http://school.discoveryeducation.com/clipart/images/answer-boy.gif
http://www.drukhier.nl/demo/components/com_virtuemart/shop_image/product/Hammer_4926f26d96402.jpg
http://www.fresnobeehive.com/archives/upload/2007/06/mc-hammer.jpg

[Cee Pee]

http://www.insidesocal.com/bargain/ham%201.jpg
I'm kind of hungry now.

[mrs_bun]

Butt ham? o_O

[LegendShark]

PORK ME

[Tee See Em]

People other than Josh actually use that expression?

Remarkable.

[LegendShark]

I was just playing off of the Pig theme.

[.Rikku.]

He does
http://weblogs.newsday.com/sports/basketball/knicks/blog/PorkyPig1-716230.gif

[jok3r]

http://content.funnyhumor.com/pictures/porklove.jpg

[LegendShark]

Speaking of poor lunch meets the only kind left in my fridge is bologna. I hate that stuff I'd rather have Turkey.

Give me sum, I luv bologna!

[bun_bot]

Lmao I just read the last line of this hehehehe.

[Fonzy]

Speaking of poor lunch meets the only kind left in my fridge is bologna. I hate that stuff I'd rather have Turkey.

I made a whole turkey on Tuesday. :V

[bun_bot]

I have a new CD; it's in stores, and when you have a CD in stores, you have to do in-store appearances, and if nobody shows up, I just pretend like I'm shopping. That's how I shop; I sit behind a table with a pen.

[SizzlingStapleCider]

Yaus Mitch.

[Watermark]

This thread is horrible.

I hate pork. It's disgusting.

[God]

Gen 1:3 And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.

[Fonzy]

Anybody who doesn't like bacon can diaf

[Jabby]

Anybody who doesn't like bacon can diaf

Considering the demographic of people who don't eat pork, that may not be the most tasteful statement.

[jimbyob]

This thread is horrible.

I hate pork. It's disgusting.

Considering the demographic of people who don't eat pork, that may not be the most tasteful statement.


to many jews ITT

[Fonzy]

Considering the demographic of people who don't eat pork, that may not be the most tasteful statement.

Not liking bacon and not being allowed to eat bacon due to religious dictum are two different things.

[Shadow]

Considering the demographic of people who don't eat pork, that may not be the most tasteful statement.

Are you saying there are a substantial amount of Jews and vegetarians?

[Kant]

It's all about the salami.

[LegendShark]

Not liking bacon and not being allowed to eat bacon due to religious dictum are two different things.

Most jews I know who follow kashrut and do not eat pork find it disgusting, usually just because it has always been viewed as being bad in their household and they have become wired to see it as disgusting. So they actually think its disgusting.

[Shadow]

Most jews I know who follow kashrut and do not eat pork find it disgusting, usually just because it has always been viewed as being bad in their household and they have become wired to see it as disgusting. So they actually think its disgusting.
There are more cuts of a pig. Pork isn't the only one. :V

[Fonzy]

Most jews I know who follow kashrut and do not eat pork find it disgusting, usually just because it has always been viewed as being bad in their household and they have become wired to see it as disgusting. So they actually think its disgusting.

Exactly my point, though. Who knows if they might have liked it if it wasn't for the reglious tenet. The individual can't really be blamed.

I once heard an interesting theory on the subject of anti-pork religious dietary laws - because pork is generally more difficult to prepare safely than other types of meat like beef or chicken (think trichinosis + all the normal maladies associated with undercooked and underprepared meat), the ancient laws may actually stem from the fact that ancient food preparation methods were not as developed as ours and pork therefore carried more diseases than other types of meat.

[Jabby]

Exactly my point, though. Who knows if they might have liked it if it wasn't for the reglious tenet. The individual can't really be blamed.

I once heard an interesting theory on the subject of anti-pork religious dietary laws - because pork is generally more difficult to prepare safely than other types of meat like beef or chicken (think trichinosis + all the normal maladies associated with undercooked and underprepared meat), the ancient laws may actually stem from the fact that ancient food preparation methods were not as developed as ours and pork therefore carried more diseases than other types of meat.
Shellfish too, I think.

[LegendShark]

Exactly my point, though. Who knows if they might have liked it if it wasn't for the reglious tenet. The individual can't really be blamed.

I once heard an interesting theory on the subject of anti-pork religious dietary laws - because pork is generally more difficult to prepare safely than other types of meat like beef or chicken (think trichinosis + all the normal maladies associated with undercooked and underprepared meat), the ancient laws may actually stem from the fact that ancient food preparation methods were not as developed as ours and pork therefore carried more diseases than other types of meat.
No, its because pigs don't chew their own cud. The rule is that the mammals we eat have to chew their own cud and have cloven hooves. Really, pig isn't singled out at all. It is mentioned in the Torah, but so is the camel, the rock badger, and the hare.

Edit: Although this may prove your point anyway, I'm just saying its not only anti-pig. Shellfish cannot be eaten, and neither can "beasts that crawl on the ground" such as reptiles and insects, and most winged insects as well.

[Psion]

LegendShark - what a mensch!

(psst I'm Jewish too)

[LegendShark]

LegendShark - what a mensch!

(psst I'm Jewish too)

Oy vey! What a bunch of mushugganahs we got around here!

[Psion]

So many goyim this place has... I've never understood why old Jews talk like Yoda / Yoda talks like Jews.

[LegendShark]

So many goyim this place has... I've never understood why old Jews talk like Yoda / Yoda talks like Jews.

Either Yoda was Jewish... or old jewish people are aliens.

You decide.

[Hallways of Always]

Locust is kosher, though. I've heard it tastes like shrimp. Pound for pound healthier than the crops they eat, too.

[Fonzy]

No, its because pigs don't chew their own cud. The rule is that the mammals we eat have to chew their own cud and have cloven hooves. Really, pig isn't singled out at all. It is mentioned in the Torah, but so is the camel, the rock badger, and the hare.

Edit: Although this may prove your point anyway, I'm just saying its not only anti-pig. Shellfish cannot be eaten, and neither can "beasts that crawl on the ground" such as reptiles and insects, and most winged insects as well.

Obviously, the religions give many reasons themselves for not eating the meat, but the point is that there may have been a very pragmatic explanation behind all of those "reasons" that was left unsaid.

Shellfish is likewise difficult to prepare safely and probably caused disease in ancient times. And so forth.

But anyways, it's just an agricultural theory.

[LegendShark]

No, its because pigs don't chew their own cud. The rule is that the mammals we eat have to chew their own cud and have cloven hooves. Really, pig isn't singled out at all. It is mentioned in the Torah, but so is the camel, the rock badger, and the hare.

Edit: Although this may prove your point anyway, I'm just saying its not only anti-pig. Shellfish cannot be eaten, and neither can "beasts that crawl on the ground" such as reptiles and insects, and most winged insects as well.

:V

[jimbyob]

Where is hitler when you need him.

[LegendShark]

It's because Lucas was an anti-semite.

Yeah that's why he fucked over all of Speilberg's movies.