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[savedthejerk]

This whole place smells like cooked turkeypig.

Comments

( voice | shy )

[rockingurworld]

Yes, the smell is quite homely.

Re: ( voice | shy )

[savedthejerk]

Yeah...

...I might be able to make one. *Might be craving it, but won't say it aloud.*

( voice | uncertain )

[rockingurworld]

O-Oh... but you're not a servant, how do you know how to cook, Miss Mai?

Re: ( voice | uncertain )

[savedthejerk]

My uncle always believed one should be able to care for oneself.

It's not expert cooking, but if I can find a recipe, I should be able to do it.

[spaceflyboy]

Turkeypig? Like a ...

Hybrid thing? A two in one?

That's the ultimate in thanksgiving dinners. Hah.

[savedthejerk]

A turkeypig is a turkeypig.

...I suppose there are such beings called turkeys and pigs but those are weird and rare pets for the rich.

[spaceflyboy]

They're pretty common where I come from.

[savedthejerk]

...weird.

[charlie_hotel]

Turkeypig...? I'm sure you actully meant turkey and pig... Right?

[savedthejerk]

No. I meant turkeypig.

I suppose turkey and pig are common in your world?

[charlie_hotel]

An hybrid of a turkey and a pig...? One is a flightless avian and another an ungulate mammal. They don't even share the same genus. How can it be?

Both are common as cattle in our world, but never a hybrid. Well, no successful hybrids from different biological kingdoms altogether, at least

[savedthejerk]

The turkeypig is just born a turkeypig. Just like a deercow and turtlebear, and all the other animals are.

Animals like 'pig' or 'turkey' are rare pets.