May I tempt you with these:
http://prima.cdnds.net/assets/15/24/980x490/landscape-1433812236-pigs-in-blankets-recipe.jpg
*Drools*
May I tempt you with these:
http://prima.cdnds.net/assets/15/24/980x490/landscape-1433812236-pigs-in-blankets-recipe.jpg
Yes indeed! <munches blueberry muffin for comfort> No bacon in the house!*Drools*
Yes indeed! <munches blueberry muffin for comfort> No bacon in the house!
What's the likelihood of bacon being a banned commodity on some planets in the 33rd century?
Very high I reckon. After all, it is extracted from an animal that is alarmingly compatible with human physiology.Yes indeed! <munches blueberry muffin for comfort> No bacon in the house!
What's the likelihood of bacon being a banned commodity on some planets in the 33rd century?
Aye - not to mention certain religious objections (assuming that religion will still be doing its thing).Very high I reckon. It after all, it is extracted from an animal that is alarmingly compatible with human physiology.
Aye - not to mention certain religious objections (assuming that religion will still be doing its thing).
You see, I find the idea of being a bacon runner strangely attractive!
That's what I meant (runner = smuggler).... or a Bacon smuggler where is it forbidden
That's what I meant (runner = smuggler).
There's a world of difference between crackling and scratchings - but both have a high pork-fat index! Personally, I much prefer crackling.
What's the likelihood of bacon being a banned commodity on some planets in the 33rd century?
Very high I reckon. After all, it is extracted from an animal that is alarmingly compatible with human physiology.
I'd hazard a guess and think most "meat" products would be grown in a lab/fab. However, people would still revere "animal meat" as a delicacy, seeing its price quotes in the market...
And, oh yeah, those Lavian Tree Grubs. Do they live on brandy?
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HA! I did a science project wherein I used data like that to prove we had more biology in common with a pig than a monkey. Furor ensued. But it was good data!
Yes indeed! <munches blueberry muffin for comfort> No bacon in the house!
What's the likelihood of bacon being a banned commodity on some planets in the 33rd century?
Ave, Imperatrix... yes, I believe you are correct.That all said though - aren't we now in the 34th century? *scratches head and thinks*
Ave, Imperatrix... yes, I believe you are correct.
but she is most definitely the Commander of the Bacon Cats!