Chicken feet!!! Ewww! Bird doo is on chicken feet!!
What do they look like before they are devoured?
Rabbit ears as in Easter bunnies? Somehow this sounds - weird~!
Rabbit ears as in Easter bunnies? Somehow this sounds - weird~!
:HistericalSmiley::HistericalSmiley: Yep! I'll stick to my moisturizer and supplements too!Chicken feet terrify me, so I would have to pass on those!
My neighbor loves them though and always offers me some when I'm over there.yikes. She says they're good for the skin, I tell her- so is using a good moisturizer and taking a good supplement! lol.
Actually I might have to pass on all those treats. lol!
Honestly I didn't think I could cross that line either:w00t:. But watching the dogs enjoy the treats made me re-think it a little. I mean they LOVED it.:HistericalSmiley::HistericalSmiley: Yep! I'll stick to my moisturizer and supplements too!
Oh Leslie...I do cook things for my two that I don't like and even make me gag a little at the smell, ie fish and gizzards. But I think you have found a line that I just can't cross. :yucky:
On the rabbit ears...the thing that scares me is Zoe has found baby bunnies from time to time and very gently brought them to me unharmed. So I have to find the nest and put them back. If she starts to EAT rabbit ears, I don't want her to start to want to hunt rabbits!:w00t:
Andrea, just try one chicken foot!! Not at your neighbor's. Maybe at Victoria Seafood in HK, or at Ambassador Hotel in Taipei. (I don't want you to have a bad first experience.) Just close your eyes. It's the sight of that claw that is scaring you. Ahahaha!!Chicken feet terrify me, so I would have to pass on those!
My neighbor loves them though and always offers me some when I'm over there.yikes. She says they're good for the skin, I tell her- so is using a good moisturizer and taking a good supplement! lol.
Actually I might have to pass on all those treats. lol!
Lol!! okay...I'm about to go to Hong Kong very soon, so maybe (not promising anything), I'll consider going to eat one chicken foot...but they really do scare me. But they may have to blindfold me!Andrea, just try one chicken foot!! Not at your neighbor's. Maybe at Victoria Seafood in HK, or at Ambassador Hotel in Taipei. (I don't want you to have a bad first experience.) Just close your eyes. It's the sight of that claw that is scaring you. Ahahaha!!
Oh, I'm sooooo excited!!!!!! Ahahaha!!!! It's called Pheonix Claw, pronounced "Fong Jua" in Mandarin.Lol!! okay...I'm about to go to Hong Kong very soon, so maybe (not promising anything), I'll consider going to eat one chicken foot...but they really do scare me. But they may have to blindfold me!