Foie gras industry endangered, Hungarian gourmands say

Gyorgy Habsburg is a distinguished aristocrat with a passion for foie gras. Habsburg, grandson of Emperor Charles I, the last ruler of the Austro-Hungarian empire, is a patron of the first foie gras festival in the town of Oroshaza, the foie gras capital of central Europe, 200 km southeast of Budapest.

[pesky the real deal]

after reading the story in the above national post, one must wonder whether these canucks are ready to enjoy foie gras or are they capable to appreciate this type of delicious specialty ?
perhaps, we should let´em eat fish of newfie only ?

[Some Common Sense]

pesky the real deal wrote:

after reading the story in the above national post, one must wonder whether these canucks are ready to enjoy foie gras or are they capable to appreciate this type of delicious specialty ?
perhaps, we should let´em eat fish of newfie only ?

Mr Brian Jones,

You are not Slovak but British. So why don't you tell us of all the gastronomic delights from the UK? As we know, they are far and few. What type of liba maj(fois gras) is raised in the UK???? Or better yet, tell us about pastry from the UK??? Wine????

It's actually your palate which is so dull to appreciate these things. You were raised eating some miserable form of gruel everyday in the UK.

With the economic trouble in the UK, haven't they cut off your pension yet?

[pesky the real deal]

common chap,
why do you think i am from UK, are you easily convinced just by some idiotic postings ?
would you believe these delicacies i already tasted when you were playing in the sand box !

[Some Common Sense]

pesky the real deal wrote:

common chap,
why do you think i am from UK, are you easily convinced just by some idiotic postings ?
would you believe these delicacies i already tasted when you were playing in the sand box !

Mr Brian "Pesky" Jones,

Just look at your use of the English language? Clearly shows your UK roots.

What delicacies? There are none in the UK. Brits know how to colonize, make empires and run wars, but with food, fugedabadit....

[pesky the real deal]

thanks common, but tell you the truth i never knew that my english shows UK roots.
do you think i am related to some royalty ?
perhaps, i and prince charlie might do some serious drinking ?
just one more thing, how can you tell or distinguish between yankee or limey languages ?