I Think I Read Somewhere That The Human Brain Has A Consistency Similar To Cooked Porridge...

[sandyRoe]

Can that be true? And if it is, why don't we loose half of our wits when we sneeze?

[Sqad]

Naaah!......it is more solid than cooked porridge and the latter tastes better.

[sandyRoe]

Brawn, cooked cows brain, tasted OK, as I remember.

[RATTER15]

How can that be, the human brain will hold its own form, unlike cooked porridge. Also im not sure that your brain has a direct access to your nasal passage!

[Sqad]

Holding a brain in your hands, one has the feeling of solidarity..........don't know about porridge...;-)

[McMouse]

The porridge given to me as a child was a solid lump.

[Hopkirk]

You haven't seen my porridge

[snags]

Didn't the Egyptians poke a pointy hooked object up the nose to pull out the brains bit by bit before embalming?

[sandyRoe]

Mine too. You could sometimes stand your spoon up init.

[Sqad]

LOL.^^

[sandyRoe]

not init, in it ^

[RATTER15]

See here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHxyP-nUhUY

[Hopkirk]

I couldn't eat a whole one

[sandyRoe]

Of the illustrations in my last two posts I have to say the callypigian Miss Kardashian's looks better than that pic of a brain, just.

[BlackadderV]

For the benefit of non Greek scholars, 'callypigian' means nice bum.

[Peter Pedant]

- pyg -

wasnt expecting to see that on AB. usually confined the the nineteenth century and the company of Oscar Wilde....

so we have had brains, brawn, bum ....
no lights or liver yet - or sweetbread or tripe

[sandyRoe]

PP, there's tripe aplenty here. Whenever you're reading my posts you're reading tripe. ☺