Food: Fried
French fried seagull   (0)  [vote for, against]
A suculant meal for $2.50...

Whilst at the beach merely distribute a large pile of hot chips (french fries for the northern suburbs), wait for a hapless seagull to scoff through the lot, dong it over the head, pluck it, off with its head, into the oven for an hour and a half. Pucka... Potato stuffed seagull, alot tastier than pigeon.

Tip: Make sure plenty of salt on chips, and a sprinkle of mixed herbs to taste....
-- Supercruiser, Oct 22 2003

A pirate at the local bar discusses his past http://www.ahajokes.com/bar042.html
[Amos Kito, Oct 04 2004]

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-- po, Oct 22 2003


taking lessons from his waxness.
-- po, Oct 22 2003


Given how much carrion seagulls eat, I have to wonder about the taste. However, you have a bigger problem - seagulls are fiercely combative, and from my experience, you'll have a really hard time sneaking up and donging it on the head, even with a bag of chips as bait.
-- DrCurry, Oct 22 2003


^o^

[po], I need help...
-- Fishrat, Oct 22 2003


<coughs up fishbone>
-- k_sra, Oct 22 2003


No one does it like Kentucky Fried Seagull.
-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Oct 22 2003


Special seasonings.

[dag], do tell! What island?
-- k_sra, Oct 22 2003


<sob> Jonathan </sob>
-- po, Oct 22 2003


Back in my school days, a friend and I were walking across a rather large empty suburban parking lot. He was eating chips and was being harassed by a flock of seagulls looking for a handout. Out of frustration, he grabbed a 'D' cell battery he happened to be carrying in his pocket and threw it at the birds. His aim was true and the battery cleanly amputated the leg off one of them. It was the strangest thing I'd ever seen (up to that point). Dumfounded, we watched the seagull foot spaz-out on the asphalt. Thinking back on this, especially now in light of this half-baked idea, I realize what a real opportunity we had before us. Cest la vie.
-- ramiyam, Oct 22 2003


//we watched the seagull foot spaz-out on the asphalt//

ick
-- FloridaManatee, Oct 22 2003


I thought he was going to say the bird caught it in his beak. they are amazing food catchers.
-- po, Oct 22 2003


I hate seagulls! They are the bane of my leisure time seaside activities, always skulking around with an eye on my lunch! When one gets close enough I throw something at it or chase it away - but all as a lark: I never imagined actually hurting one. They're usually pretty quick to get out of the way of my poorly aimed lob.

Grr!
-- snarfyguy, Oct 22 2003


Seagulls: worse than pigeons.
1. They're bigger --> they shit bigger.
2. They're bad tempered.
3. They make a horrible noise, like a keening anus.
4. They aren't merely confined to one area, like city pigeons are. Oh no. They roam and can be found ripping open bin bags, carrying off puppies and selling Afghani heroin to schoolchildren many, many miles inland.
-- calum, Oct 22 2003


I remeber we had a bbq at Christmas, and the seagulls all hudled around strying to aquire food, at the end we threw them the left overs, and this one seagull necked a whole sausage, and it was like 8 inches long we thought it was going to choke to death...laugh.. I nearly did...
-- Supercruiser, Oct 22 2003


Recipe?
-- waugsqueke, Oct 22 2003


goddamnit [calum], not while I've got food in my mouth. I just snorted a mouthful of jalepeno potato chips all over the computer screen.

Well, no, not really. But if I had been eating jalepeno potato chips, I would have definitely had some clean-up to do.

A keening anus. Oh, my...oh my lord...I have _got_ to use that in conversation sometime. --Believe me, I'll be able to slip it in somehow.

And oh, yeah--recipe.
-- Eugene, Oct 22 2003


Ahem: that's "Freedom Fried Seagull".
-- DrCurry, Oct 22 2003


An associate of mine once shot a seagul, froze it, and gave it to a friend. She's not his friend anymore. Oh well.
-- Madcat, Oct 22 2003


Madcat - That sounds like something Bug Eyed Earl would say from redmeat.com
-- Supercruiser, Oct 23 2003


Damn straight, Dr. C! They can wear their snooty berets and make incomprehensible gestures all they like, but they can't take our seagulls!
-- Eugene, Oct 23 2003


We a'ready got some. (I told heem we a'ready got some. He he.)
-- k_sra, Oct 23 2003


A friend of mine once lost a whole bag of pot to a seagull. I wonder if it got high...
-- KLRico, Oct 24 2003


Now that's a well trained bird.
-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Oct 24 2003


If you can dangle a baited hook in the water to catch a fish, why not raise a hook with a kite to catch seagulls? For artificial bait, the mere sight of a McDonald's logo would do.... By the way, why didn't birds ever learn to kill helpless ground dwellers by dropping rocks on them?
-- John_T, Jan 08 2004


Yuuummmmmmmm, seaaaaguuuulll. Mmmmmm, we like the idea of adding salt for taste since we really care whether or not our next meal enjoys its "last supper" right?

animal rights non-activist
-- mudsisters, Feb 20 2004


You should have boiled the seagull with the D cell and when it was tender you could have had a delicious meal and thrown the seagull away.
-- KiwiJohn, Feb 21 2004



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