SC - Cooking a Dragon

[James F. Johnson]

Laura C. Minnick wrote:
> 
> Huette von Ahrens wrote:
> 
> > 'Lainie,
> >
> > How can you be a dragon and a slug at the same time?
> > I have never heard of a dragon slug or a slug dragon.
> > :-)
> 
> The same way I can be 'Lainie and Laura at the same time, I suppose.
> Laura is also known for being a panther, a nice, sleek black one, with
> pretty little claws, that she likes to sharpen on your couch...

Well, how can a slug be a banana slug? Bananas aren't even an animal....

I've been refered to as a bull dragon, being born in both those zodiacs.
> 
> > Of course, I agree with you about the idea of eating
> > a sentient being.  It repels me, just as the thought
> > of eating people repels me.  

So where do lawyers, politicians, red-necks, and fighters fall into? And
do you need a license?

> > I know several wonderful, intelligent dragons.  Why would anyone want to eat 
> > a dragon?

I don't know. Some cultures believe to absorb what you eat (like
courage, wisdom, etc...)
> 
> My question is- how many people actually catch, kill, and eat a dragon?

Maybe this is just natural selection at work removing those with genes
for hair-brainedness. Can't recall ever having meet anyone who
successfully caught or killed a dragon.....
> 
> Siberian Tigers are pretty spiffy too (hi sweetie!)

Meow! Pfflllluuuffff. (hi, my sluggily-wuggily)

Seumas
Slug Prince-Consort
- -- 
James F. Johnson  
seumas at mind.net
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"My love was science -- specifically biology and, more specifically, 
which of two organisms, when placed in a common jar, would devour 
the other."												--Gary Larson

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