food and elephants

How do you eat an elephant.

@marguicha (216477)

Chile

October 8, 2023 2:18pm CST

Said Grissom at CBI. The answer is: "one bite at a time". I loved it. We only can do whatever we do little by little. Now that the artichokes are warm, I´ll go to eat one. I put homemade mayo in a dish, have another sish nearby and take out one leaf at a time, put mayo in eat and scrape it with my fingers. It is a bit messy, but not as messy as to eat an elephant.

See you friends.

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@Chellezhere (5362)

• United States

8 Oct

It would take forever to eat an elephant - so long, the meat might even go bad in the freezer. So, that meat would have to be shared.

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@marguicha (216477)

• Chile

8 Oct

Maybe it is too tough.

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@Chellezhere (5362)

• United States

9 Oct

@marguicha Could be.

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@marguicha (216477)

• Chile

9 Oct

@Chellezhere I had never thought before about it

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@Deepizzaguy (95446)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

8 Oct

I like the words on this post the best way to do our work is a little bit at a time.

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@marguicha (216477)

• Chile

8 Oct

I liked it too.

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@RebeccasFarm (86976)

• United States

9 Oct

Silly

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@jstory07 (135173)

• Roseburg, Oregon

9 Oct

Yes very silly @RebeccasFarm.

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@LadyDuck (460511)

• Switzerland

9 Oct

I remembered this one about the elephants, it's funny.

@LindaOHio (158794)

• United States

9 Oct

Ha ha! Hope you have a good day.

@porwest (78757)

• United States

12 Oct

Now I am curious how an elephant might taste, and if someone says, "it tastes like chicken," I will slap them in the face. lol

@jstory07 (135173)

• Roseburg, Oregon

9 Oct

I would think an elephant would be really tuff to eat.