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• Sep 11, 2005

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Pisis

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What is it? Vote in the poll above.

 

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• Sep 11, 2005

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the lancaster kicks ass

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i'm quessing meat of some sort

 

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JCS

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Looks like some type of mushroom...

 

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the lancaster kicks ass

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yeah i suppose it does...........

 

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Nonskimmer

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Whatever it is, it looks alive.

 

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To me it looks like some kind of funghi

 

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Some kind of mushroom.

 

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Okay, it's a mushroom. It is the kind "Pleurotus ostreatus" and it is somewhat a substitution for meat - not only looks like meat but also kinda tastes like it.

 

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Yeah it does kind of look like chicken.

 

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Yes, exactly. But a very fried out one.

 

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Yeap

 

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Pisis said:

It is the kind "Pleurotus ostreatus"

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Whats the common name for it? I looked through all my mushroom books and couldnt find that anywhere....

 

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Oyster Mushroom

 

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Does it make you see big blue bunny rabbits that fly 'n stuff?

 

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Oh, yeah Oyster, I knew I had the word somewhere back in my head but couldn't remember... Thanks.

NS - it's an eatable mushroom....

 

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Well y'never know.

 

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Pisis

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mushrooms are really like a drug for me (as is overall all meals) but not for the hallucination effect but for satysfying my stomach and tounge cups.

 

• Sep 12, 2005

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Oyster Mushrooms are good, but I like Phefferlinge (and I know I spelled that wrong) the best. I do not know the english name for these mushrooms though.

 

• Sep 12, 2005

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I'll just stick to eating meat.

 

• Sep 12, 2005

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Pisis

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DerAdlerIstGelandet said:

Oyster Mushrooms are good, but I like Phefferlinge (and I know I spelled that wrong) the best. I do not know the english name for these mushrooms though.

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Pfeferlinge - in Czech its called "Foxes"...