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Re: monkey brain soup......

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Resonant Alien wrote:Sorry MM.....but you did ask for the most OT thread ever, so here goes.....(it's amazing what you can find on Google!!)

Monkey Brain Soup Recipe:

* Take one (1) living monkey. The recipe does not work without the kicking and the screaming and the biting. Just eating monkey brain stew is not particularly interesting or shocking.

* Strap beneath special table with hole in center. The monkey must be strapped beneath a table with its head poking up through a hole.

* Bop monkey on the head, scoop and serve. The diners usually deliver the fatal blow themselves with hammers, the skull is sawed off and the brains are scooped out with spoons.


Yummmmm
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Yeah, I represent that. :lol:

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Hey, I finally got an avatar!!

All-right! 8)
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Cool! :cool:

You look like a new man, Robbie. :D

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Giggity, giggity, goo!
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Dang, you sound like a new man too. :lol:

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Robbie_2327 wrote:Giggity, giggity, goo!
looking mighty spiffy there pops..... :D
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Re: monkey brain soup......

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Resonant Alien wrote:Sorry MM.....but you did ask for the most OT thread ever, so here goes.....(it's amazing what you can find on Google!!)
Monkey Brain Soup Recipe:
* Take one (1) living monkey. The recipe does not work without the kicking and the screaming and the biting. Just eating monkey brain stew is not particularly interesting or shocking.
* Strap beneath special table with hole in center. The monkey must be strapped beneath a table with its head poking up through a hole.
* Bop monkey on the head, scoop and serve. The diners usually deliver the fatal blow themselves with hammers, the skull is sawed off and the brains are scooped out with spoons.
Yummmmm
:wink:
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Robbie_2327 wrote:I'll have you know that I represent the Monkies on this site and they are not amused by this sort of tomfoolery :evil:
Leave tt out of this counselor...no ones amused by lawyers.
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jgest wrote:looking mighty spiffy there pops..... :D
Hi josh

Good to se you...

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madboy wrote:
jgest wrote:looking mighty spiffy there pops..... :D
Hi josh

Good to se you...

da Gaz
yeah like wise, in case you did not get the message in one of the last posts, toonces is live and well (after the close encouter of a third kind) living with me. Phebe dumped him as a result of the psychological issues manifested as a result of the probing and other experimentation...... :wink:
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How many guitar players does it take to change a light bulb?
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Tomrabbit wrote:How many guitar players does it take to change a light bulb?
1. one to change it and 1000's to stand around and say they could do it better

2. None guitarists would never be so uncool as to change a light bulb,

3. The one that can play at the speed of light
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Tomrabbit wrote:How many guitar players does it take to change a light bulb?
That's not the question:

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Tomrabbit wrote:How many guitar players does it take to change a light bulb?
None, EastWest has a VI that will do it for you now called 'SRV'
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Tomrabbit wrote:How many guitar players does it take to change a light bulb?
Or how about...

Two. One to change the light bulb and one to make a poor attempt of recreating how the first guy changed the light bulb and then posting it on Ultimate-Guitar.com so all the guitar players in the world can see how you sort of change a light bulb.....
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