I know I will regret this..................

The Guinea Pig for World Peace or somthing


Man: WAITER!

Waiter: (The waiter notices him but does not come to the table. Instead he yells from across the restaurant) YES?

Man: (Rather afraid to disturb the other customers, but he too yells across the restaurant to the waiter) Umm. There seems to be an animal in my soup!

Waiter: What kind of animal sir?

Man: Err... a hamster.

Waiter: I think you are mistaken sir. You say there is a hamster in your soup?

Man: Yes. I’d like a new bowl of soup please!

Waiter: I’m sure if you look again, you’ll see you’ve make a mistake.

Man: LOOK! I know I’ve made no mistake about it! There is a small furry hamster drinking my soup. Now would you please bring me a new bowl of soup!

Waiter: OOOH!! I know what must have happened. That’s not a hamster in your soup. It’s a Guinea pig. The cook must have forgotten to remove it before I brought your soup out.

Man: WHAT!?

Waiter: Yes, we serve them in all the soups. If the Guinea pig lives, then we know the soup is safe to eat; if it dies, we know someone has poisoned the soup.

Man: Well that’s got to be the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard! This creature is beating me to my soup. He’s finished almost all of it. I certainly don’t care to share my soup with some Guinea pig!

Waiter: Just be thankful it wasn’t poisoned.

Man: And is poison soup a common occurrence at this restaurant?

Waiter: That all depends on what you mean by “common”.

Man: Let me put it to you this way; has ANYONE been poisoned here?

Waiter: Not since we’ve started serving the Guinea pigs in the soup; no.

Man: I see. And how many Guinea pigs have died from drinking poisonous soup?

Waiter: Well... It’s very hard to tell. Guinea pigs don’t really know how to swim, so some of them may have just plain drown... or died of natural causes.

Man: How many have died IN GENERAL?

Waiter: In the past two months?

Man: Since you started using them.

Waiter: That was two months ago.

Man: FINE. Stop stalling! How many Guinea pigs have died in your soup!

Waiter: 25

Man: Hmmm. Tell me; do you get many customers coming back to this restaurant?

Waiter: Well, we are on a major hi-way here. We see a constant flow of new patrons.

Man: So it doesn’t really bother you that you’ll never get repeat business from any sane human being?

Waiter: Well. That’s the way it goes. Some people have no concern for their own safety. You can eat in other restaurant if you want to. Sure; see if I care. Go somewhere else where they don’t taste test the food with sterilized lab animals if you want to. Like I said; we don’t need your business. Do you have any idea how many people are killed by food poisoning in restaurants each year? Do you? I do! (He pulls out a huge fanfold report) THOUSANDS! But the name of this restaurant does not appear on this list. We have not had one customer die of food poisoning. NOT ONE!!

Man: I can believe that. It’s probably because nobody eats anything here! Who in their right mind is going to eat a bowl of soup that they’ve just picked a hamster out of? Sterilized or not?

Waiter: It’s a Guinea pig.

Man: I don’t care if it’s a muskrat! I can’t believe anyone would share their soup with one. For one thing; they’d have to be quick. This little guy’s just finished mine!

Waiter: Then obviously it wasn’t poison. You could have eaten it assured of your safety.

Man: A lot of good that does me now.

Waiter: Well...you could lick the Guinea pig.

Man: DON’T BE DISGUSTING!

Waiter: Fine, I’ll bring you another bowl of soup. We can skip the Guinea pig. We’ll just dip his head in so he can get a little sip of it.

Man: NO! Certainly not!

Waiter: Just a sip?

Man: No. Bring me a new bowl of soup and don’t let any furry creatures within a foot of it! Understand?

Waiter: Fine. It’s your life. (Exits)

Man: (He starts watching the Guinea pig and baby talking to it. Then he is startled by something) WAITER!

Waiter: Yes sir?

Man: My Guinea pig just died.

Waiter: Ooooh, too bad. Maybe he had a heart condition.

Man: Like hell! Someone is trying to poison me!

Waiter: No no sir. I’ m sure your Guinea pig’s untimely death had nothing to do with the soup. He finished the entire bowl. If your soup were poisonous, he would surely have kicked off earlier. Here is your new bowl. Enjoy it.

Man: NO WAY!! There are some slow reacting poisons you know! I’m sure somebody is trying to kill me! Bring me a new Guinea pig right away!

Waiter: As you wish sir.

(Blackout)
 
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@}-}rebecca---- said:
Heh Bravo Bridge.....smiles ...... I think she needs therapy ....

How was the weekend ?


Pretty good. I went to my leather class on Saturday and spent more time flirting than working but then I did pennance by helping some friends move for the next five hours. Went out and sang Saturday night and then read and went to the library on Sunday to pick up Panic Snap for the Book Club discussion. I spent a lot of time wallowing on my newest beloved aquisition - a gigantic, brindle cowhide.

I did not clean house, wash dishes, cook, do laundry, pay bills or run errands --- except for the trip to the library and that's more of an outing than an errand.

How 'bout you? Anything fun?

-B
 
bridgeburner said:
Pretty good. I went to my leather class on Saturday and spent more time flirting than working but then I did pennance by helping some friends move for the next five hours. Went out and sang Saturday night and then read and went to the library on Sunday to pick up Panic Snap for the Book Club discussion. I spent a lot of time wallowing on my newest beloved aquisition - a gigantic, brindle cowhide.

I did not clean house, wash dishes, cook, do laundry, pay bills or run errands --- except for the trip to the library and that's more of an outing than an errand.

How 'bout you? Anything fun?

-B

Ohhh actually all the above sounds pretty okay in my books. I meandered around and dragged more oversized living green stuff into the Apartment. I guess I take after my mom, whom I seem to be grieving/missing alot more than usual lately for some reason...........I really need living things that can't speak in my environment........smiles. Not much fun to be had .........we were going sailing on Sunday but the little emperor is still in rehab mode from his month long illness and the weather was a little to inclement to consider it on the day. Small investment though in a happier outcome. Ohhhhhh the New Harry Potter DVD is being released here tomorrow , the little emperor has one ordered so I might throw a small party tomorrow night to surprise him. Spook the place up a bit and do some cool foods etc...........speaking of which I better get my sweet ...offline and complete some totally non Ds related tasks around here.

Take care Bridge ..............ohhh before I forget in your av ........is that a monkey running away from the bridge holding the fire..........looks like it has a tail........I have always been meaning to ask.
 
@}-}rebecca---- said:

Man: WAITER!

Waiter: (The waiter notices him but does not come to the table. Instead he yells from across the restaurant) YES?

Man: (Rather afraid to disturb the other customers, but he too yells across the restaurant to the waiter) Umm. There seems to be an animal in my soup!

Waiter: What kind of animal sir?

Man: Err... a hamster.

Waiter: I think you are mistaken sir. You say there is a hamster in your soup?

Man: Yes. I’d like a new bowl of soup please!

Waiter: I’m sure if you look again, you’ll see you’ve make a mistake.

Man: LOOK! I know I’ve made no mistake about it! There is a small furry hamster drinking my soup. Now would you please bring me a new bowl of soup!

Waiter: OOOH!! I know what must have happened. That’s not a hamster in your soup. It’s a Guinea pig. The cook must have forgotten to remove it before I brought your soup out.

Man: WHAT!?

Waiter: Yes, we serve them in all the soups. If the Guinea pig lives, then we know the soup is safe to eat; if it dies, we know someone has poisoned the soup.

Man: Well that’s got to be the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard! This creature is beating me to my soup. He’s finished almost all of it. I certainly don’t care to share my soup with some Guinea pig!

Waiter: Just be thankful it wasn’t poisoned.

Man: And is poison soup a common occurrence at this restaurant?

Waiter: That all depends on what you mean by “common”.

Man: Let me put it to you this way; has ANYONE been poisoned here?

Waiter: Not since we’ve started serving the Guinea pigs in the soup; no.

Man: I see. And how many Guinea pigs have died from drinking poisonous soup?

Waiter: Well... It’s very hard to tell. Guinea pigs don’t really know how to swim, so some of them may have just plain drown... or died of natural causes.

Man: How many have died IN GENERAL?

Waiter: In the past two months?

Man: Since you started using them.

Waiter: That was two months ago.

Man: FINE. Stop stalling! How many Guinea pigs have died in your soup!

Waiter: 25

Man: Hmmm. Tell me; do you get many customers coming back to this restaurant?

Waiter: Well, we are on a major hi-way here. We see a constant flow of new patrons.

Man: So it doesn’t really bother you that you’ll never get repeat business from any sane human being?

Waiter: Well. That’s the way it goes. Some people have no concern for their own safety. You can eat in other restaurant if you want to. Sure; see if I care. Go somewhere else where they don’t taste test the food with sterilized lab animals if you want to. Like I said; we don’t need your business. Do you have any idea how many people are killed by food poisoning in restaurants each year? Do you? I do! (He pulls out a huge fanfold report) THOUSANDS! But the name of this restaurant does not appear on this list. We have not had one customer die of food poisoning. NOT ONE!!

Man: I can believe that. It’s probably because nobody eats anything here! Who in their right mind is going to eat a bowl of soup that they’ve just picked a hamster out of? Sterilized or not?

Waiter: It’s a Guinea pig.

Man: I don’t care if it’s a muskrat! I can’t believe anyone would share their soup with one. For one thing; they’d have to be quick. This little guy’s just finished mine!

Waiter: Then obviously it wasn’t poison. You could have eaten it assured of your safety.

Man: A lot of good that does me now.

Waiter: Well...you could lick the Guinea pig.

Man: DON’T BE DISGUSTING!

Waiter: Fine, I’ll bring you another bowl of soup. We can skip the Guinea pig. We’ll just dip his head in so he can get a little sip of it.

Man: NO! Certainly not!

Waiter: Just a sip?

Man: No. Bring me a new bowl of soup and don’t let any furry creatures within a foot of it! Understand?

Waiter: Fine. It’s your life. (Exits)

Man: (He starts watching the Guinea pig and baby talking to it. Then he is startled by something) WAITER!

Waiter: Yes sir?

Man: My Guinea pig just died.

Waiter: Ooooh, too bad. Maybe he had a heart condition.

Man: Like hell! Someone is trying to poison me!

Waiter: No no sir. I’ m sure your Guinea pig’s untimely death had nothing to do with the soup. He finished the entire bowl. If your soup were poisonous, he would surely have kicked off earlier. Here is your new bowl. Enjoy it.

Man: NO WAY!! There are some slow reacting poisons you know! I’m sure somebody is trying to kill me! Bring me a new Guinea pig right away!

Waiter: As you wish sir.

(Blackout)


Actually, guinea pigs are usually served deep fried. :D
 
Really P*&#%D off here

raven2 said:
Guinea Pigs are indigenous to the Andes and the indigenous Indain populations have used them as food for centuries. They are normally served fried.

Now the Raven on the grill..... :eek: :eek:

Just went to submit the art file at LAME PHOTOBUCKET and they have started it seems removing some of my album. I had a look to see exactly what had been removed and they actually deleted a picture of boobs YES I SAID BOOBS ED with christmas ornaments hanging off the nipples. I do not understand what the fuss is about and I am NOT A HAPPY CAMPER..........breathe ....careful raven its a nakkid chicken in that picture maybe its next.
 
Rebecca, that guinea pig thing is AWESOME!

And yep, there are folks out there that eat guinea pig as a delicacy. Not even so much a delicacy, but a regular standard fare. There are families that own small restaurants that raise huge batches of guinea pigs. It's kinda weird, to us, since we think of 'em as pets and all.
 
jadefirefly said:
Rebecca, that guinea pig thing is AWESOME!

And yep, there are folks out there that eat guinea pig as a delicacy. Not even so much a delicacy, but a regular standard fare. There are families that own small restaurants that raise huge batches of guinea pigs. It's kinda weird, to us, since we think of 'em as pets and all.

:( I know Jade but they are so cute and fluffy and they go SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEK....lol

Oh Jade there is a post a few back to your mom from me....lol. I thought she might enjoy being cut in on some of the action around here.......wink wink nudge nudge

Back to Guinea Pigs I googled images and found some pictures of them deep fried with salad ...........made me sad though boo hoo.
 
I saw the post to her, but due to our work schedules I haven't really had the time to read it to her -- and I am NOT letting her have a link to this place! I don't need her knowing THAT much about me, nuh uh!
 
jadefirefly said:
I saw the post to her, but due to our work schedules I haven't really had the time to read it to her -- and I am NOT letting her have a link to this place! I don't need her knowing THAT much about me, nuh uh!

Very wise grasshopper ..........smiles
 
The last thing either of my parents need is to know exactly what makes me tick. I haven't spent 15 years learning who I can and can't let past the walls without learning that, much as I love my mom, she ain't one of 'em.
 
jadefirefly said:
The last thing either of my parents need is to know exactly what makes me tick. I haven't spent 15 years learning who I can and can't let past the walls without learning that, much as I love my mom, she ain't one of 'em.

Bit of trouble understanding it, but I got the fact that your parents do not know who the real Jade is and if they did they might not accept her. That is a shame you have to be selective about what you let them see. Though I am avioding communicating to my adopted family for some of th same reason, always been rough around the edges and I do not care to bring this near my brothers girls. Though I think they would accept me and my kink that is what love is right, love the person even if you do not like all the choices they make??
 
Some Principles Of Ethical Bdsm

I already know from conversations and reading posts from various members of the Forum that there will be areas in the following post that 'conflict' with valid choices made by them. I have not placed this post here with any intent that its to be considered as my personal opinion of Ethics , rather there are some credible points made and worth exploring. Mistress Matisse herself refered to this as a building block starting point and acknowledges there is certainly much room for discussion and expansion.

@}-}rebecca----



AIM AT EXCELLENCE IN ALL THAT YOU DO
Otherwise, why bother? There are much easier ways to get off. Everyone who comes under your hand, or whom you submit to or serve, should be better off for the experience. Does this mean humiliation or degradation have no place in ethical BDSM? As training tools, they do; as ends in themselves, no.

BE HONEST.
Don't tell lies. Don't be complicit in lies by others. Withhold no necessary information. Never promise what you can't deliver. Acknowledged roles and fantasies aside, don't pretend to be what or who you're not. As far as possible, know your own limits and make them clear to your partner -- but also realize, if you're a bottom, sub, or slave, that these may be farther out than you imagine they are.

DO NO HARM.
Giving or accepting pain is okay. Marks may be okay, even permanent ones. Temporary disabilities may be okay if complete healing is to be expected. Even helping someone die who's irreparably damaged and ready to go might be okay. But inflicting permanent harm that diminishes the quality of life or the ability to function in society and to earn a living is not okay. If you break your toys, you can't play with them anymore. And if you're a bottom, submissive, or slave, demoralizing your tops or Masters will mean that no one will want to play with, control, or own you anymore.

NEITHER INFLICT NOR ACCEPT PAIN UNINTENTIONALLY.
Causing indiscriminate, unintentional pain is the mark of a bully or a dolt, while accepting pain as simply one's lot in life is a victim mentality. Sadism and Mastery are about control, and the ethical dimension requires control of the sadist or Master's own impulsive behavior. But the same goes for bottoms, submissives, and slaves, who can inflict enormous pain on their partners without meaning to, simply by acting without thinking first. And they should also take care not to accept pain they don't want, especially without a context that makes it meaningful (such as serving a beloved Dominant or Master). Pain in BDSM ought to be a deliberate transaction, not an accident or a byproduct.

TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR ASSESSING AND MANAGING YOUR OWN RISKS.
Whether you get off on risk or not, risk-management is not the exclusive responsibility of the top or Master. Everyone involved needs to become informed about the risks involved in whatever kind of scene is in the offing and decide whether they're worth running, as well as how to reduce or eliminate unnecessary risks. Being careless or stupid isn't "hot" -- it's just careless or stupid.

DON'T USE BDSM FOR THERAPY COVERTLY.
Don't trap an s/m partner, let alone a D/s partner, into filling a therapist's role for you. A BDSM session can bring up deep issues and have a therapeutic effect, but unless you discuss this intention or possibility with your partner ahead of time, try to keep your personal shit out of the dungeon. The same goes double for a D/s relationship. While we should all seek whatever healing we need, whether through BDSM or otherwise, no one wants to feel, afterward, that you were just using her or him to work out your issues. If you have specific psychic or emotional trigger points, make sure your partner knows about them beforehand -- and can be trusted to avoid triggering them.

EVERYONE SHOULD FEEL GOOD ABOUT IT WHEN IT'S OVER.
And this "no regrets" reaction shouldn't be limited to just five minutes later, but persist through the next day, the next week, the next month, and longer -- the more intense the session, the more time someone may need to process the feelings it brought up. With few exceptions, unless you leave your partner(s) wanting to do it again, the session wasn't right. Ideally, the same should be true of a relationship when it's over (this is much harder, but even more important).

KINKY PEOPLE ARE STILL PEOPLE.
Even when we're puppies or ponies, Masters or Goddesses, slaves or toys, no one is invulnerable, unfeeling, or unworthy of the presumption of respect.

RIGHT IS BETTER THAN "RIGHT NOW.
" Patience is essential. Learn to wait for the right moment, the right partner, the right time to present itself. Don't be afraid to say, "Thank you, no," or "Not now." Learn to listen to your gut the right way -- not the part that screams, "Feed me!" but the part that whispers, "No, there's something wrong here" or "Yes, this is it. Go for it!"

TREAT OTHERS BETTER THAN YOURSELF.
Don't shortchange them the way you often do yourself. Treat others the way you'd treat yourself if you had time for it . . . if you weren't feeling so guilty . . . if you didn't have all these deadline pressures . . . if you didn't have higher priorities . . . if you weren't a closet masochist . . .

FINISH WHAT YOU START.
Don't take control of a bottom's mind unless you know how to return it again when you're finished. Don't break a bottom or a slave you're not prepared to put back together again. Don't enter training without intending to complete it, come what may (barring only the most extreme circumstances). Don't walk out of a scene partway through; if there's provocation that can't be ignored, walk away and calm down, then come back and finish it. If you enter a contractual D/s or M/s relationship, fulfill your end of the bargain no matter what; even though you can walk away without legal consequences, you forfeit your honor. Caveat: Don't enter such a contract unless there are provisions for honorable release if either party comes to find the terms intolerable. "Honorable" means due responsibility is accepted, but there's no shame, no blame, and no drama. Both parties walk away with a clean reputation and no animus toward the other.

DON'T MESS WITH SOMEONE'S LIVELIHOOD OR FAMILY.
Unless someone explicitly invites you into the parts of her or his life that concern family or making a living, it's best to assume these are off limits. Therefore, nothing should occur during a session that might threaten those areas unless consent is secured in advance, before any action starts. For instance: shaving the head or eyebrows, piercings, tattooing, preventing someone from reporting in to work or calling family members . . . . The same goes for a bottom, sub, or slave encroaching on a partner's private space, like calling a number you were told not to use or interacting with his/her work colleagues or family members even though you haven't been introduced.

DON'T TAKE YOUR PARTNER(S) FOR GRANTED.
Depend on them, count on them, lean on them as needed and appropriate, but never, ever lose the awareness that their presence in your life is a gift and a grace, not an entitlement, not even a quid pro quo. This is so whether you are a top or a bottom, a Master or a slave, a Dominant or a submissive, or even a switch. Having one or more partners you can count on, whether for a scene or a lifetime, is an incalculable gift. Don't devalue it by taking it for granted.

RESPECT DIVERSITY.
Not everyone is turned on, or off, by the same things, or to the same degree, and that's okay. Not everyone does things the same way either, and that's okay, too. There's more than one way to swing a cat, to process pain, to wrap a mummy, to train a slave, to serve a Mistress, to scare an adrenaline junkie out of his skin, or to bring the biggest smile ever to a hard-working top's face. Be very grateful if you can master one of these ways, and don't use your achievement to put down someone who's taken a different route to the same goal.

Reposted with permission of Mistress Matisse
 
OMG here is a beauty.............

Oh I know its naughty of me but I really have to laugh when I find things like the following site. Its terribly practical but just reminds me of how indignant I was at school when our 2nd cooking lesson was how to prepare the perfect breakfast for one to be served on a tray. The 'Cookie Monster' as my friend Amber and I christened her (ie the teacher in charge) made sure we were aware what appreciated little wives we would be if we could do this perfectly. We promptly locked her in a storage room for pots and pans at the first available opportunity then retired to the tiny window outside to share a cigarette and watch her angst as she alerted the others for her release........such bad girls ........those were the days......smiles

I am sure the Cookie Monster would highly approve of this site !!!!!

:rose: :heart: Lifestyle Sewing ~ Click Me :heart: :rose:

Ohh I know this is so un 'submissive' of me well pffffffffffffffft I say pfffffffffffffffffft now how did you want those eggs cooked ..............grins​
 
FurryFury said:
Okay, this isn't the best picture of my new glass but it will do, I think.

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b311/FurryFury/Spring/DSCN1216.jpg

Fury :rose:

Ohhhh :rose: Miss Fury :rose:

You remembered.......smiles. Its a lovely blue , in the picture it looks like that classic blue you see in art works featuring the Mediterranean or is it more a Sapphire blue ?
I guess it changes with the amount of light. Thank you for sharing it , hmmmn I already know your a bit of a collector I can imagine Miss Fury will have a keen eye for more object de' art with that blue to incude on the window ledge.
 
@}-}rebecca---- said:
Ohhhh :rose: Miss Fury :rose:

You remembered.......smiles. Its a lovely blue , in the picture it looks like that classic blue you see in art works featuring the Mediterranean or is it more a Sapphire blue ?
I guess it changes with the amount of light. Thank you for sharing it , hmmmn I already know your a bit of a collector I can imagine Miss Fury will have a keen eye for more object de' art with that blue to incude on the window ledge.

Hi Miss Rebecca!

It's not quite as dark as I wanted. Sapphires are often also not as dark as I like. The trick is all in the light. I'd say with full light coming through it, which I don't often see since I avoid mornings whenever possible, it's more of a Mediterranean blue. Sometimes it almost looks purple too but it's a lighter blue than I pictured.

Most of the stuff on my window ledge is either functional stuff (dish soap, pens, jewelry cleaner) or just stuff that people have given me that I liked the color of. Any true cobalt blue bottle will do. Two plastic glasses that are cobalt blue and joined at the mouth seem arty to me. *L* A glass dragon with parts that are cobalt. I'm an odd bird. I just do what I like and what I find functional. If anyone other than my little family has a problem with it, oh well. *chuckles*

Fury :rose:
 
Oh looking at the picture there is also a kids art pic taped to the window, as well as, some anti white scale stuff for fountains, salt and pepper shakers, a damned cactus that hasn't died yet, which someone gave to me for some inexplicable reason, other cleaners, some food coloring (tie dyed scrambled eggs anyone?) and some presently empty spice shakers. Lord I keep stuff around but I did throw out two big bags of kitchen stuff this week. *smiles*

Fury :rose:
 
FurryFury said:
Hi Miss Rebecca!

A glass dragon with parts that are cobalt. I'm an odd bird.

Ahhh I saw the little glass dragon I thought at first it was a Rooster....heh.
FurryFury said:
I just do what I like and what I find functional. If anyone other than my little family has a problem with it, oh well. *chuckles*

Fury :rose:

Damn straight !!!!
 
Star Trek a Journey I never envisaged...........

Surfing around online last night before I passed out VERY early .....hence I'm awake well past midnight........was looking for a contribution to Angelic's Erotic Art with a Twist Thread..........oh another of my little daily rituals......get to chill out and wander around the net looking at art............I found the following treasure.......though I am not game to post it on Angelics Thread. Ohhh what a good 'girl' am I......Thanks to my ever evolving nonsense here............ta daaaaaaar

 
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