Posted: April 10, 2006 5:21 pm
Canadian bacon is a more neatly trimmed version of British bacon; the meat is from the main back muscle (loin). Ham is basically the pig's butt and US bacon is from the belly. (Pigology, 201)
Well......?tikitatas wrote:Umm, Mal. Larry IS the hose.buffettbride wrote:Must be. All I need is Larry, Cate, and a hose.LIPH wrote:It's the hosebuffettbride wrote:Ok. Now I'm oddly aroused.tikitatas wrote:Ah, shaddap, ya hoser!LIPH wrote:I thought Canadian bacon was a fat woman, eh.
tikitatas wrote:The only government officials I have annoyed in Canada were Customs and Immigration, and the Premier of Manitoba...RinglingRingling wrote:And would you believe that I have never had close, personal contact with the GRC...tikitatas wrote:Wow! Check YOU out, RR! I am impressed again!RinglingRingling wrote:that would be Gendarmes Royale du Canada... eh.Southern Monkey wrote:Yous two are just bein' hosers eh!Tiki Bar wrote: I thought it was another name for the Mounted police, er Mounties?
That, Maxwell Smart, I would NOT believe! Even Troy must have committed some egregious offense here once when visiting his parents, necessitating incarceration!
Duct tape...Marnin Grita Guy wrote:Well......?tikitatas wrote:Umm, Mal. Larry IS the hose.buffettbride wrote:Must be. All I need is Larry, Cate, and a hose.LIPH wrote:It's the hosebuffettbride wrote:Ok. Now I'm oddly aroused.tikitatas wrote: Ah, shaddap, ya hoser!![]()
You know a hose that has just been lying around and not used usually starts rotting from the inside-out. This frequently happens in colder climates. The owner goes to use it and after a little pressure is applied it develops a bulge and then just explodes leaving a hole that was not there before. Repairs are useless. Unless the hose has been used and stored properly (even a high dollar one) it is usually best to get a cheaper one and use it for all it is worth, then go get another when it starts to show overuse.
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Only temporary.RinglingRingling wrote:Duct tape...Marnin Grita Guy wrote:Well......?tikitatas wrote:Umm, Mal. Larry IS the hose.buffettbride wrote:Must be. All I need is Larry, Cate, and a hose.LIPH wrote:It's the hosebuffettbride wrote: Ok. Now I'm oddly aroused.![]()
You know a hose that has just been lying around and not used usually starts rotting from the inside-out. This frequently happens in colder climates. The owner goes to use it and after a little pressure is applied it develops a bulge and then just explodes leaving a hole that was not there before. Repairs are useless. Unless the hose has been used and stored properly (even a high dollar one) it is usually best to get a cheaper one and use it for all it is worth, then go get another when it starts to show overuse.
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Yup. And that's why Porkin's bought it so early. Right?flyboy55 wrote:I do have an academic background in Meatology, and actually did extensive ethnographic fieldwork among the Canadians, which also involved consuming great quantities of Canadian beer.Southern Monkey wrote:Impressive!! Are you a Meatologist?flyboy55 wrote:They call it "back bacon" up there because it comes from the back of the pig as opposed to the belly, eh.
It also doesn't get cured in the same way as regular bacon thereby retaining more of its original "ham" flavor.
Cheers.
Cheers.
wow dearQuiet and Shy wrote:Canadian bacon is a more neatly trimmed version of British bacon; the meat is from the main back muscle (loin). Ham is basically the pig's butt and US bacon is from the belly. (Pigology, 201)
I am thinking of a line from Animal House for some reason...Marnin Grita Guy wrote:Only temporary.RinglingRingling wrote:Duct tape...Marnin Grita Guy wrote:Well......?tikitatas wrote:Umm, Mal. Larry IS the hose.buffettbride wrote:Must be. All I need is Larry, Cate, and a hose.LIPH wrote: It's the hose![]()
You know a hose that has just been lying around and not used usually starts rotting from the inside-out. This frequently happens in colder climates. The owner goes to use it and after a little pressure is applied it develops a bulge and then just explodes leaving a hole that was not there before. Repairs are useless. Unless the hose has been used and stored properly (even a high dollar one) it is usually best to get a cheaper one and use it for all it is worth, then go get another when it starts to show overuse.
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No, when your hose has seen better days its best to only use it when your alone and nobody sees you using it.![]()
Never have met Larry, but, I somehow don't think he is a very active gardener from what everyone says.
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Lots of THIS I hope -tikitatas wrote:And flyboy, I have a whole fridge full of cold Canukian beer, JUST for you and your brilliant meatologist mind!

balcony girls wrote:. .cuz it's from little Canadian piggys. . bout the size of a weenie dog. . they just line them up sideways and send them thru a Hi-Tech bread slicer. . ! !Southern Monkey wrote:But what makes it different than regular non kick-ass ham?rednekkPH wrote:Canadian bacon is just ham, but it's kick-ass ham.
. .perfectly round front to back. . ! !
Little known fact: Porkins survived the battle to destroy the Death Star, unbeknownst to his Rebel comrades. He was propelled via interdimensional time warp to 20th century Earth, where he enjoys the local beer and flies what he calls "barges full of SLF (self-loading freight)" at speeds much slower than he was used to in a previous existence.Master Junior Mint wrote:Yup. And that's why Porkin's bought it so early. Right?flyboy55 wrote:I do have an academic background in Meatology, and actually did extensive ethnographic fieldwork among the Canadians, which also involved consuming great quantities of Canadian beer.Southern Monkey wrote:Impressive!! Are you a Meatologist?flyboy55 wrote:They call it "back bacon" up there because it comes from the back of the pig as opposed to the belly, eh.
It also doesn't get cured in the same way as regular bacon thereby retaining more of its original "ham" flavor.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Chowin' down rather than payin' attention to the battle 'eh?
flyboy55 wrote:Lots of THIS I hope -tikitatas wrote:And flyboy, I have a whole fridge full of cold Canukian beer, JUST for you and your brilliant meatologist mind!
Cheers.
John Candy didn't even have to say anything to make me laugh. He was genius.Snowparrot wrote:Strange Brew was a better movie than Canadian Bacon, even though the latter had the late lamented John Candy in it.
Hey there my east coast Canadian friend!tikitatas wrote:Heresy! No beer??? Why, we'd hang, draw and quarter 'em! LOLcdnkeywest wrote:All right, you guys have definitely given me a chuckle today!!
I have never seen so many "steretypical Canadian jokes in one place"!!
Hey, we Canadians are so laid back we rarely take credit for anything...like Lacrosse...like Ice Hockey...but Canadian back bacon is as Canadian as "Garth and Wayne"!! (No not Gretzky - you can keep the whiner and his gambling wife down there in California).
Canadian back bacon is awesome on pizza along with portabello mushrooms and a 6 pack of Canadian beer to wash it down with - oh, and if you run out of beer that is sacriligious here in Canada too!
Hi neighbour!
That's how I wanna go out.......on the bed and surrounded by pizza!!Snowparrot wrote:Strange Brew was a better movie than Canadian Bacon, even though the latter had the late lamented John Candy in it.
sonofabeach wrote:That's how I wanna go out.......on the bed and surrounded by pizza!!Snowparrot wrote:Strange Brew was a better movie than Canadian Bacon, even though the latter had the late lamented John Candy in it.
Ah well...what can I say? Six years of pigs (literally)...across perhaps 20 countries on 4 continents....RinglingRingling wrote:wow dearQuiet and Shy wrote:Canadian bacon is a more neatly trimmed version of British bacon; the meat is from the main back muscle (loin). Ham is basically the pig's butt and US bacon is from the belly. (Pigology, 201)UW has a truely broad-based education for their students.
Nah.. They are completely different things. Canadian Bacon was an American film, Strange Brew was mostly Canadian if I remember right.Snowparrot wrote:Strange Brew was a better movie than Canadian Bacon, even though the latter had the late lamented John Candy in it.