Turkey etc.
Karen Willis
kewillis@swbell.net
Thu, 28 Nov 2002 16:07:00 -0600
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Yeah, I can just picture some little Austin kid telling his classmates, "We
had a great thanksgiving and we all ate a big turd-dicky!"
Karen
>A lot more successful than, say "pluots"...
>
>Come to think of it, "turduckens" should probably be pronounced very
>carefully...
>
>-JT
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>Michael Eisenstadt wrote:
>
>>here in Austin the Central Market is selling lots of turduckens said to
>>be very tasty. this is a turkey stuffed with a duck which in turn is
>>stuffed with a chicken
>>
>>didnt someone have fun in inventing this term!
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<font size=3>Yeah, I can just picture some little Austin kid telling his
classmates, "We had a great thanksgiving and we all ate a big
turd-dicky!"<br>
Karen<br>
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<blockquote type=cite cite>A lot more successful than, say
"pluots"...<br>
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Come to think of it, "turduckens" should probably be pronounced
very carefully...<br>
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-JT<br>
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Michael Eisenstadt wrote:<br>
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<blockquote type=cite cite>here in Austin the Central Market is selling
lots of turduckens said to be very tasty. this is a turkey stuffed with a
duck which in turn is stuffed with a chicken<br>
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didnt someone have fun in inventing this
term!</font></blockquote></blockquote></html>
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