Only on EF, thinks Slammer shaking his head
Weird spikes on Chicken's anus...?
If you want to play safe, use a condom when there are spikes on the anus
Would they not puncture the condom then?
Whatever happened to the South African anti-rape femidom thing?
This thread's gonna ruffle some feathers.
Coming from a rather staunch Protestant background, in my family we always called it the Pope's nose.
Wow quite a reaction to a pretty blonde moment!
I think I had it in my head it was some sort of fungal infection as I'd seen some weird pictures earlier in the day.
Plus a few weeks ago I bought a chicken which a fly had laid some eggs in and it really freaked me out... started to consider vegetarianism after seeing those spikes, of course now I know they're feathers in the "Parson's Nose" chuckle chuckle!
Thank you for the picture in my head. Chicken has just been deleted from the food list.
At least you can laugh at yourself, eh?
Reminds me of the school study where kids could not identity any farm animals... chickens included.
DO NOT EAT THAT CHICKEN.
It has genital warts passed on from some randy rooster who never used a cockdom when boffing all of the hens in the coop.
I`d be more afraid of what`s inside that chicken flesh, than a few old feather spikes on its tail. Do you think that creature could ever actually walk on those short legs supporting that enormous inflated body?
Yeah I couldn't eat for ages after seeing it- guess it's not a bad thing to cross chicken off the list... You don't get that with lentils or beans!
Well don't worry,I can identify most meats and veg just always bought chickens with no feathers left in!
When we adopted our first batch (4) of ex battery hens in the uk- they couldn't even walk, were just lifiting their feet up and down- but it didn't take long to work out they could actually go forwards- and run! Oh the joy. They had no feathers at all on their bum then a couple of weeks of happiness later, running around the garden, free- they developped horrible pustules all over their bums and we were so worried they'd caught some lurgy or other. Then 2 days later the pustules burst with the fluffiest feathers ever
You adopted hens?? That is so nice of you!
I still haven't bought salmon fillets from the Migros since that thread last year....
A week ago we learned that birds have a cloaca.
Now we learn all the funny name for what we call in German "Bürzel".
PS: It contains the uropygial gland which produces the preen oil. In case of a water bird such as a duck or swan you should cut it of before roasting.
I am still checking for worms in ALL the pieces of fish!