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Blaine Adamson 07-06-2004 06:14 AM

How to bake whales in my oven ?
 
They are very huge, so should I cut them into pieces before baking or
should I roast them outside over the fire ?

What can you recommend ?

Roy Basan 07-06-2004 11:23 PM

How to bake whales in my oven ?
 
(Blaine Adamson) wrote in message om>...
> They are very huge, so should I cut them into pieces before baking or
> should I roast them outside over the fire ?
>
> What can you recommend ?


Hello mate....
Please do me a favor.... find a funeral insititution and go directly
to the crematorium,put your whale( besure that its cut up to pieces to
fit ) and your self in two caskets and ask the person in charge of
that institution to have you and your whale pieces cremated.
Your last will will be that you and your butchered leviathan ashes
will be scattered to the ocean....


Roy

Vox Humana 08-06-2004 02:05 AM

How to bake whales in my oven ?
 

"Roy Basan" > wrote in message
om...
> (Blaine Adamson) wrote in message

om>...
> > They are very huge, so should I cut them into pieces before baking or
> > should I roast them outside over the fire ?
> >
> > What can you recommend ?

>
> Hello mate....
> Please do me a favor.... find a funeral insititution and go directly
> to the crematorium,put your whale( besure that its cut up to pieces to
> fit ) and your self in two caskets and ask the person in charge of
> that institution to have you and your whale pieces cremated.
> Your last will will be that you and your butchered leviathan ashes
> will be scattered to the ocean....


That's a waste of a perfectly good whale. I think the OP should try
cremating himself first, just to see if it works.



Puester 08-06-2004 04:00 AM

How to bake whales in my oven ?
 
Blaine Adamson wrote:
>
> They are very huge, so should I cut them into pieces before baking or
> should I roast them outside over the fire ?
>
> What can you recommend ?



Make sure you get all the elephants out first.

gp

Roy Basan 08-06-2004 07:36 AM

How to bake whales in my oven ?
 
"Vox Humana" > wrote in message >...
> "Roy Basan" > wrote in message
> om...
> > (Blaine Adamson) wrote in message

> om>...
> > > They are very huge, so should I cut them into pieces before baking or
> > > should I roast them outside over the fire ?
> > >
> > > What can you recommend ?

> >
> > Hello mate....
> > Please do me a favor.... find a funeral insititution and go directly
> > to the crematorium,put your whale( besure that its cut up to pieces to
> > fit ) and your self in two caskets and ask the person in charge of
> > that institution to have you and your whale pieces cremated.
> > Your last will will be that you and your butchered leviathan ashes
> > will be scattered to the ocean....

>
> That's a waste of a perfectly good whale. I think the OP should try
> cremating himself first, just to see if it works.


A perfectly good whale should be in the ocean and not in the home of a
dolt.

It is just a like asking how do you bake a bull or a cow if your oven
is tiny...A plain common sense can help him if he not lazy to think.

Dolkian 08-06-2004 08:42 PM

How to bake whales in my oven ?
 
I just baked an Alligator and it was wonderful

Roy Basan wrote:

> "Vox Humana" > wrote in message >...
>
>>"Roy Basan" > wrote in message
.com...
>>
(Blaine Adamson) wrote in message

>>
>> om>...
>>
>>>>They are very huge, so should I cut them into pieces before baking or
>>>>should I roast them outside over the fire ?
>>>>
>>>>What can you recommend ?
>>>
>>>Hello mate....
>>>Please do me a favor.... find a funeral insititution and go directly
>>>to the crematorium,put your whale( besure that its cut up to pieces to
>>>fit ) and your self in two caskets and ask the person in charge of
>>>that institution to have you and your whale pieces cremated.
>>>Your last will will be that you and your butchered leviathan ashes
>>>will be scattered to the ocean....

>>
>>That's a waste of a perfectly good whale. I think the OP should try
>>cremating himself first, just to see if it works.

>
>
> A perfectly good whale should be in the ocean and not in the home of a
> dolt.
>
> It is just a like asking how do you bake a bull or a cow if your oven
> is tiny...A plain common sense can help him if he not lazy to think.



Reg 08-06-2004 08:54 PM

How to bake whales in my oven ?
 
Dolkian wrote:

> I just baked an Alligator and it was wonderful


Switched your handle to avoid killfiles, eh troll? Still crossposting
too.

--
Reg email: RegForte (at) (that free MS email service) (dot) com


Dolkian 09-06-2004 01:19 AM

How to bake alligators/whales in my oven ?
 
Alligator is a very famous Danish pastry. What an idiot.
It is made with almond paste, pecans and other delights.

Reg wrote:

> Dolkian wrote:
>
>> I just baked an Alligator and it was wonderful

>
>
> Switched your handle to avoid killfiles, eh troll? Still crossposting
> too.
>



Johnny Lee 10-06-2004 09:16 AM

How to bake whales in my oven ?
 
Noooo!

How you bake a bull or a cow or a whale is...

Have a qualified butcher cut it up into manageable pieces, such as romp,
roast, sirlion and such and bake, grill, or broil the manageable pieces.

"Roy Basan" > wrote in message
m...
> "Vox Humana" > wrote in message

>...
> > "Roy Basan" > wrote in message
> > om...
> > > (Blaine Adamson) wrote in message

> > om>...
> > > > They are very huge, so should I cut them into pieces before baking

or
> > > > should I roast them outside over the fire ?
> > > >
> > > > What can you recommend ?
> > >
> > > Hello mate....
> > > Please do me a favor.... find a funeral insititution and go directly
> > > to the crematorium,put your whale( besure that its cut up to pieces to
> > > fit ) and your self in two caskets and ask the person in charge of
> > > that institution to have you and your whale pieces cremated.
> > > Your last will will be that you and your butchered leviathan ashes
> > > will be scattered to the ocean....

> >
> > That's a waste of a perfectly good whale. I think the OP should try
> > cremating himself first, just to see if it works.

>
> A perfectly good whale should be in the ocean and not in the home of a
> dolt.
>
> It is just a like asking how do you bake a bull or a cow if your oven
> is tiny...A plain common sense can help him if he not lazy to think.




martin maly 29-06-2004 11:14 PM

How to bake whales in my oven ?
 

"Blaine Adamson" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
m...
> They are very huge, so should I cut them into pieces before baking or
> should I roast them outside over the fire ?
>
> What can you recommend ?


You are in the false newsgroup. Try japanese cooking ! They will know.




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