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Hello, it's your Hannibal Lecter again.I'm looking for new recipes to cook
human meat for myself and my fellow cannibals. Do you have some new recipes for me? And please, no human-burgers or similar fast food, that's is barbaric and no "haute cuisine". Hannibal Lecter |
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On 2005-09-10, Hannibal Lecter > wrote:
> Hello, it's your Hannibal Lecter again.I'm looking for new recipes to cook > Do you have some new recipes for me? Yeah, jump in a gyser and feed your friends. nb |
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On Fri 09 Sep 2005 06:35:13p, notbob wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> On 2005-09-10, Hannibal Lecter > wrote: >> Hello, it's your Hannibal Lecter again.I'm looking for new recipes to >> cook > >> Do you have some new recipes for me? > > Yeah, jump in a gyser and feed your friends. > > nb > And always garnish with parsley. -- Wayne Boatwright *ż* ____________________________________________ Okay, okay, I take it back! UnScrew you! |
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![]() Hannibal Lecter wrote: > Hello, it's your Hannibal Lecter again.I'm looking for new recipes to cook > human meat for myself and my fellow cannibals. > > Do you have some new recipes for me? > > And please, no human-burgers or similar fast food, that's is barbaric and no > "haute cuisine". > > Hannibal Lecter with a sqeeze of lime |
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Dear Hannibal:
Thank you for your interest. "How to Raise Your IQ by Eating Gifted Children" by Lewis Burke Frumkes is likely to provide multiple benefits. Regards -- Terry |
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In article >,
"Hannibal Lecter" > wrote: > Hello, it's your Hannibal Lecter again.I'm looking for new recipes to cook > human meat for myself and my fellow cannibals. > > Do you have some new recipes for me? > > And please, no human-burgers or similar fast food, that's is barbaric and no > "haute cuisine". > > Hannibal Lecter Best way: Eating off your lover This craze in Tokyo has recently arrived at a Japanese restaurant in Manchester. It involves a recumbent naked woman, clothed only in strategically placed scallop shells and what you've ordered for supper. The sensual quality of the UK version is restricted somewhat by the use of Clingfilm as a hygienic barrier between skin and dinner. But you can replicate the Tokyo experience at home: take one naked woman (men aren't appropriate, since food items can be lost in chest hair). Adorn with sushi or other cold foodstuff. Hot tip. Do not try this with, say, sausage, mash and a rich onion gravy. You'll make a heck of a mess, and the gravy could be a scalding liability. Offer to wash up that night. -- Om. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson |
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