The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for November 29, 2014
November 28, 2014
November 30, 2014
Transcript:
Waiter: Okay, so that's a nice Chianti, some fava beans and- ooo, gosh, Mr. Lecter...sorry to say we're all outta liver today.
Lecter: Oh, Rusty. Are you?
Rusty's Last Day
Eating too much liver, particularly liver with a very high iron content, can cause health problems in some cases. Some types of animal liver contain more iron than others.And I bet Rusty’s liver is over the top in iron content.
“Oh, Mr. Lecter, I wish you had said something earlier. I have more than a dozen livers, and I would gladly have given you one of mine, only I left them all back home. Now I’ll have to go back to get you one.” (Paraphrasing the monkey from the Japanese story, “Why the Jellyfish Has No Bones.”)
Superfrog about 10 years ago
The house special was grilled cutlets which Rusty failed to recommend. He died because of his silence of the lamb.
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member about 10 years ago
“…and that’s Doctor Lecter!”
jk123 about 10 years ago
I would never get the liver at that place, I heard its really offal
osceola about 10 years ago
It tastes like chicken, I hear. He should have a chardonnay.
J Short about 10 years ago
That Lecter, he knows how to pate’.
nosirrom about 10 years ago
Eating too much liver, particularly liver with a very high iron content, can cause health problems in some cases. Some types of animal liver contain more iron than others.And I bet Rusty’s liver is over the top in iron content.
NaturLvr about 10 years ago
You forgot to stuff it. Ribbet.
mabrndt Premium Member about 10 years ago
Sorry, couldn’t resist.
AtariDragon about 10 years ago
“Oh, Mr. Lecter, I wish you had said something earlier. I have more than a dozen livers, and I would gladly have given you one of mine, only I left them all back home. Now I’ll have to go back to get you one.” (Paraphrasing the monkey from the Japanese story, “Why the Jellyfish Has No Bones.”)
Perkycat about 10 years ago
I won’t be trying this recipe – don’t like liver – no way, no how!