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I just ate some deli that has been in the fridge for about a week. It didn’t smell great, but not awful either. I think it was bad.
Like I say, “alter fleicsh is der bester laxative”
thanks for sharing!
I know they sing some yiddish song on simchas torah. I guess thats how it goes.
Prune juice is ah gutteh laxative
alter fleicsh is der bester laxative
A beautiful song indeed and how quintessentially yiddish
gam zeh yaavor
You’re so right, BS, that’s how the end of the song makes sense
uch uch uch uch uch uch uch
Now pba just couldn’t tell
That awful stench he couldn’t smell
So polished off that piece of meat
Now to the washroom he must retreat
Guess we’ll see you in awhile
At least you made a bunch of us smile!
“If you ever have a bad cough, take a laxative, you’ll be afraid to cough.”
Next time make sure to eat it before yom tov (against your wife’s will) before it rots.
weird.
I think that bar shaytya has earned his initials tonight
PBA – How do you post from the John? Do you have a wireless laptop?
Rotten Meat… Isn’t that what I’m called?
popa- aged meat is a delicacy. enjoy!
i just had the rest of poppas fleish at my local restaurant- it still works!
I’m still scratching my head over week old deli “ostensibly being cooked for Pesach”. But I guess PBAs threads don’t need to make sense…
Not so funny – I ate a TINY piece of what turned out to be spoiled food at a kiddush, and had food poisoning within a half hour. It did not taste “off” in any way. Other people came forward a week later, mentioning that they had also become ill.
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