Last Person Thread #4

[ballen0351]

Do you call hamburger "cow meat?"

moo meat

 

[Xue Sheng100]

Beef

 

[granfire]

Do you call hamburger "cow meat?"

delicious, mostly.
But yes, I have been known to call it 'piece of dead cow' (long story there)

 

[ks - learning to fly]

Off next week while my son and granddaughter are flying in for a long awaited visit.

Hope you have a great holiday with them Sir!!

..sent in my resume today at work in another attempt to level up at my job
..so yeah, prayers are welcome!

 

[Steve]

Hope you have a great holiday with them Sir!!

..sent in my resume today at work in another attempt to level up at my job
..so yeah, prayers are welcome!

Good luck

 

[ballen0351]

..sent in my resume today at work in another attempt to level up at my job
..so yeah, prayers are welcome!

Good Luck

 

[ballen0351]

Im getting sleepy

 

[granfire]

Do you call hamburger "cow meat?"

But you do know where the renaming of animals from pasture to table comes from.....

 

[Dirty Dog5]

But you do know where the renaming of animals from pasture to table comes from.....

What renaming? I just never understood the redundancy of terms like "tuna fish" or "deer meat" or "hamburger meat." It's tuna. It's deer. It's hamburger (or ground beef).
Just curious about the reasons for the redundancy, and whether it's consistent across foods or limited to a few.

 

[Xue Sheng100]

To much sweat stuff (cookies, candy, cake) around my office........

 

[ballen0351]

What renaming? I just never understood the redundancy of terms like "tuna fish" or "deer meat" or "hamburger meat." It's tuna. It's deer. It's hamburger (or ground beef).
Just curious about the reasons for the redundancy, and whether it's consistent across foods or limited to a few.

even more confusing when Hamburger doesn't even have ham in it

 

[ballen0351]

To much sweat stuff (cookies, candy, cake) around my office........

Yes i feel the same way. like 6 different Churches all brought in cakes cookies candy this week. We have 5 eight foot long tables in our roll call room covered in snacks

 

[granfire]

What renaming? I just never understood the redundancy of terms like "tuna fish" or "deer meat" or "hamburger meat." It's tuna. It's deer. It's hamburger (or ground beef).
Just curious about the reasons for the redundancy, and whether it's consistent across foods or limited to a few.

LOL, not Tuna Fish, although....some might think it's chicken...

I mean, how does a cow become beef?
Deer - Venison
Pig - Pork
etc.
The deal is that in 1066 some French dude hopped the canal and overtook England.
Now the upper crust spoke French, the peasants were 'English' speaking Anglo Saxons.
So when the peons grew the critter, it was English, when it went to the manner for dinner, it became boeuf, a ram into mutton....
Interestingly enough, French remained the language of the court for over 400 years.....

 

[donald1]

Always gotta be so complicated...

Imo,

Cow - meat
Pig - meat
Deer - meat
Other animals not mentioned - meat

 

[ks - learning to fly]

one more day of work this week!

 

[ballen0351]

one more day of work this week!

2 for me

 

[ballen0351]

This rain can go away now please

 

[Xue Sheng100]

I'm done for the week.....can't take all the sweat stuff

 

[ks - learning to fly]

I'm done for the week.....can't take all the sweat stuff

..if you don't like sweat, don't come to my dojang!

 

[Xue Sheng100]

..if you don't like sweat, don't come to my dojang!

Sorry, it was a typographical error, should have been

I'm done for the week.....can't take all the sweet stuff....meaning cookies, candy, pastries, brownies and cake that is all over my office