jonesthecurl...ask him many many irrelevant questions

by **jonesthecurl** on Tue Jul 31, 2012 3:10 pm

Dukasaur wrote:What is your favourite mental illness?

Echolalia.
Echolalia.

by **jonesthecurl** on Tue Jul 31, 2012 3:10 pm

AndyDufresne wrote:While in the USA, do you ever long for driving on the other side of the road?

--Andy

I always drive on the left anyway.
I believe its my constitutional right.
Or maybe my constitutional left.

by **Haggis_McMutton** on Tue Jul 31, 2012 3:13 pm

favourite beer?

by **jonesthecurl** on Tue Jul 31, 2012 3:17 pm

Haggis_McMutton wrote:favourite beer?

yes please.

by **AndyDufresne** on Tue Jul 31, 2012 3:17 pm

Haggis_McMutton wrote:favourite beer?

Follow-up: Favorite beer?

--Andy

by **jonesthecurl** on Tue Jul 31, 2012 3:19 pm

AndyDufresne wrote:
Haggis_McMutton wrote:favourite beer?

Follow-up: Favorite beer?

--Andy

In a minute. I haven't finished the one Haggis bought me yet.

by **Army of GOD** on Tue Jul 31, 2012 5:06 pm

what's the meaning of life?

also, what are these questions supposed to be irrelevant in regards to?

by **Haggis_McMutton** on Tue Jul 31, 2012 6:16 pm

I think he just misspelled "irreverent"

by **jonesthecurl** on Wed Aug 01, 2012 12:02 am

Army of GOD wrote:what's the meaning of life?

go find a dictionary.

short stuff wrote:also, what are these questions supposed to be irrelevant in regards to?

Indicate any possible areas of relevance and I'm sure people will avoid them.
However, since you con't know the meaning of "life", I doubt you can take a meaningful swing at "relevance".

by **jonesthecurl** on Wed Aug 01, 2012 12:03 am

Haggis_McMutton wrote:I think he just misspelled "irreverent"

that's an odd accent you have there. Are you from Inverness?

by **AndyDufresne** on Wed Aug 01, 2012 8:26 am

Are there are a lot of Isle of Man jokes in Great Britain? Especially when you pronounce and say it quickly?

--Andy

by **jonesthecurl** on Thu Aug 02, 2012 3:27 pm

AndyDufresne wrote:Are there are a lot of Isle of Man jokes in Great Britain? Especially when you pronounce and say it quickly?

--Andy

This is a bit like the Monty Python "Mr Smoketoomuch" sketch.
I'd honestly never thought of that. Nor it seems has anyone else because, no there aren't.
It may be going in the pantomime now though. There's lots of dreadful puns in there.

by **yang guize** on Thu Aug 02, 2012 5:46 pm

have you ever eaten chicken feet?

by **jonesthecurl** on Thu Aug 02, 2012 9:45 pm

yang guize wrote:have you ever eaten chicken feet?

No. When I saw them in the Chinese supermarket in Croydon, I wasn't sure what you do with them. I rather supposed you added them to a stock to gelatinize it. Some while later I was told no, you eat them.
How do you cook em? and how much of it do you eat?

by **whitestazn88** on Fri Aug 03, 2012 1:02 am

jonesthecurl wrote:
yang guize wrote:have you ever eaten chicken feet?

No. When I saw them in the Chinese supermarket in Croydon, I wasn't sure what you do with them. I rather supposed you added them to a stock to gelatinize it. Some while later I was told no, you eat them.
How do you cook em? and how much of it do you eat?

In my experience eating chicken feet, they're boiled, either to make a stock or broth, and eaten with the soup/noodle soup that it was prepared with, or boiled (presumably) and then stir fried or tossed in a sauce. You eat everything but the bones and nails. It's kinda like deconstructed head cheese, I guess; chicken skin and tendons and a little bit of meat. Nothing special, and I think at this point it's just become traditional to keep eating them. Keeps us asians remembering our roots of poverty and whatnot

by **Army of GOD** on Fri Aug 03, 2012 1:23 am

has a chicken ever eaten your feet?

how about a gayly married chicken?

by **yang guize** on Fri Aug 03, 2012 6:25 am

yes, whitestazn88 says it correctly. sometimes in the south they deep fry it but mostly you just simmer it in a sauce to flavour.

i don't know about poverty. poor people can't afford to eat chicken feet much LOL