NUPSON: final tally
Jean-Joseph Cote
jjcote at juno.com
Sun Feb 29 11:07:00 EST 2004
> nupson - n. - a nautical dish of rat hash and hot biscuit.
The thing is, rat meat is widely eaten in some places, I believe. In the
South Pacific, Spam is a very popular product. More Spam per capita is
consumed in Hawaii than any other state in the US. Some time ago, a
product was introduced on some other island in that general part of the
world (I forget where -- Phillipines?) that was also a canned meat
product, called Star. Yep, Star spelled backwards is...
> --- Pierre: Rat hash?! Nobody would find a rat aboard a
> ship - sailors put disks on moorings so that no rats can
> board it, to ward off bubonic malady.
Oh, right. Sailors *wish* there were no rats on ships. This is like
saying that squirrels never get into bird feeders.
Jean-Joseph
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