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18042

Foods that many-many people eat voluntarily and like but that you would have to be at the point of starvation to even consider trying.

  1. Haggis
  2. Durian
  3. Escargot
  4. Bird’s Nest Soup
  5. Brains
  6. Chit’lins
  7. Liver
  8. Boiled eggs
18043

Foods that many-many people eat voluntarily and like but that you would have to be at the point of starvation to even consider trying.

  1. Haggis
  2. Durian
  3. Escargot
  4. Bird’s Nest Soup
  5. Brains
  6. Chit’lins
  7. Liver
  8. Boiled eggs
  9. Blood pudding
18044

Foods that many-many people eat voluntarily and like but that you would have to be at the point of starvation to even consider trying.

  1. Haggis
  2. Durian
  3. Escargot
  4. Bird’s Nest Soup
  5. Brains
  6. Chit’lins
  7. Liver
  8. Boiled eggs
  9. Blood pudding
  10. Head Cheese
18045

Foods that many-many people eat voluntarily and like but that you would have to be at the point of starvation to even consider trying.

  1. Haggis
  2. Durian
  3. Escargot
  4. Bird’s Nest Soup
  5. Brains
  6. Chit’lins
  7. Liver
  8. Boiled eggs
  9. Blood pudding
  10. Head Cheese
  11. Casu Marzu
18046

Foods that many-many people eat voluntarily and like but that you would have to be at the point of starvation to even consider trying.

  1. Haggis
  2. Durian
  3. Escargot
  4. Bird’s Nest Soup
  5. Brains
  6. Chit’lins
  7. Liver
  8. Boiled eggs
  9. Blood pudding
  10. Head Cheese
  11. Casu Marzu
  12. Balut
18047

Foods that many-many people eat voluntarily and like but that you would have to be at the point of starvation to even consider trying.

  1. Haggis
  2. Durian
  3. Escargot
  4. Bird’s Nest Soup
  5. Brains
  6. Chit’lins
  7. Liver
  8. Boiled eggs
  9. Blood pudding
  10. Head Cheese
  11. Casu Marzu
  12. Balut
  13. Cauliflower

A hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
18048

A hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
18049

A hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
18050

A hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.
18051

A hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.
  5. Tomorrow-Mourning - Editorial cartoonist Tom Tomorrow and former Miami Heat player Alonzo Mourning at long last tie the knot.
18052

hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.
  5. Tomorrow-Mourning - Editorial cartoonist Tom Tomorrow and former Miami Heat player Alonzo Mourning at long last tie the knot.
  6. Johnathan-Swift - the Amazing Johnathan, in his greatest magical stunt yet, reveals he has been masquerading for years as C&W singer Taylor Swift (which explains why none of her romances have lasted).
18053

hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.
  5. Tomorrow-Mourning - Editorial cartoonist Tom Tomorrow and former Miami Heat player Alonzo Mourning at long last tie the knot.
  6. Johnathan-Swift - the Amazing Johnathan, in his greatest magical stunt yet, reveals he has been masquerading for years as C&W singer Taylor Swift (which explains why none of her romances have lasted).
  7. Dick-Head - Science fiction writer Philip K. Dick formed a production company to make movie versions of his stories, together with longtime Hollywood costume designer Edith Head
18054

hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.
  5. Tomorrow-Mourning - Editorial cartoonist Tom Tomorrow and former Miami Heat player Alonzo Mourning at long last tie the knot.
  6. Johnathan-Swift - the Amazing Johnathan, in his greatest magical stunt yet, reveals he has been masquerading for years as C&W singer Taylor Swift (which explains why none of her romances have lasted).
  7. Dick-Head - Science fiction writer Philip K. Dick formed a production company to make movie versions of his stories, together with longtime Hollywood costume designer Edith Head
  8. Phillips-Head - Mackenzie Phillips and Anthony Head team up to market orange infused vodka.
18055

hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.
  5. Tomorrow-Mourning - Editorial cartoonist Tom Tomorrow and former Miami Heat player Alonzo Mourning at long last tie the knot.
  6. Johnathan-Swift - the Amazing Johnathan, in his greatest magical stunt yet, reveals he has been masquerading for years as C&W singer Taylor Swift (which explains why none of her romances have lasted).
  7. Dick-Head - Science fiction writer Philip K. Dick formed a production company to make movie versions of his stories, together with longtime Hollywood costume designer Edith Head
  8. Phillips-Head - Mackenzie Phillips and Anthony Head team up to market orange infused vodka.
  9. Deen-Martin - comedian Steve Martin sympathizes with Paula Deen, and joins her in a new venture to mass-market fatty, deep-fried Southern foods
18056

hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.
  5. Tomorrow-Mourning - Editorial cartoonist Tom Tomorrow and former Miami Heat player Alonzo Mourning at long last tie the knot.
  6. Johnathan-Swift - the Amazing Johnathan, in his greatest magical stunt yet, reveals he has been masquerading for years as C&W singer Taylor Swift (which explains why none of her romances have lasted).
  7. Dick-Head - Science fiction writer Philip K. Dick formed a production company to make movie versions of his stories, together with longtime Hollywood costume designer Edith Head
  8. Phillips-Head - Mackenzie Phillips and Anthony Head team up to market orange infused vodka.
  9. Deen-Martin - comedian Steve Martin sympathizes with Paula Deen, and joins her in a new venture to mass-market fatty, deep-fried Southern foods
  10. NED-Stark - Iron Man couples his company’s computers to the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database to warn against alien attacks, and discovers: Winter’s coming.
18057

hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.
  5. Tomorrow-Mourning - Editorial cartoonist Tom Tomorrow and former Miami Heat player Alonzo Mourning at long last tie the knot.
  6. Johnathan-Swift - the Amazing Johnathan, in his greatest magical stunt yet, reveals he has been masquerading for years as C&W singer Taylor Swift (which explains why none of her romances have lasted).
  7. Dick-Head - Science fiction writer Philip K. Dick formed a production company to make movie versions of his stories, together with longtime Hollywood costume designer Edith Head
  8. Phillips-Head - Mackenzie Phillips and Anthony Head team up to market orange infused vodka.
  9. Deen-Martin - comedian Steve Martin sympathizes with Paula Deen, and joins her in a new venture to mass-market fatty, deep-fried Southern foods
  10. NED-Stark - Iron Man couples his company’s computers to the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database to warn against alien attacks, and discovers: Winter’s coming.
  11. Abraham-Lincoln - Slash shipping a crossover between F. Murray Abraham’s Good Wife character and Andrew Lincoln’s Walking Dead character.
18058

hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service
  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter
  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers
  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.
  5. Tomorrow-Mourning - Editorial cartoonist Tom Tomorrow and former Miami Heat player Alonzo Mourning at long last tie the knot.
  6. Johnathan-Swift - the Amazing Johnathan, in his greatest magical stunt yet, reveals he has been masquerading for years as C&W singer Taylor Swift (which explains why none of her romances have lasted).
  7. Dick-Head - Science fiction writer Philip K. Dick formed a production company to make movie versions of his stories, together with longtime Hollywood costume designer Edith Head
  8. Phillips-Head - Mackenzie Phillips and Anthony Head team up to market orange infused vodka.
  9. Deen-Martin - comedian Steve Martin sympathizes with Paula Deen, and joins her in a new venture to mass-market fatty, deep-fried Southern foods
  10. NED-Stark - Iron Man couples his company’s computers to the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database to warn against alien attacks, and discovers: Winter’s coming.
  11. Abraham-Lincoln - Slash shipping a crossover between F. Murray Abraham’s Good Wife character and Andrew Lincoln’s Walking Dead character.
  12. Leigh-Harvey - Director Mike Leigh joins forces with musician PJ Harvey in strting up a new telecommunications consulting firm.
18059

hyphenate and its hypothetical origin

  1. Wiley-Coyote - Veteran actor Peter Coyote teams up with former professional football player Marcellus Wiley to start a special delivery service

  2. Harry-Potter - Blondie hall-of-famer Debbie Harry’s children’s album tribute to Peter Cottontail and other stories by Beatrix Potter

  3. Gold-Fingers - former child actress Tracey Gold marries Hall of Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers

  4. Bing-Crosby - as part of Bing’s marketing campaign, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey star Sidney Crosby insists that fans no longer search for him using Google.

  5. Tomorrow-Mourning - Editorial cartoonist Tom Tomorrow and former Miami Heat player Alonzo Mourning at long last tie the knot.

  6. Johnathan-Swift - the Amazing Johnathan, in his greatest magical stunt yet, reveals he has been masquerading for years as C&W singer Taylor Swift (which explains why none of her romances have lasted).

  7. Dick-Head - Science fiction writer Philip K. Dick formed a production company to make movie versions of his stories, together with longtime Hollywood costume designer Edith Head

  8. Phillips-Head - Mackenzie Phillips and Anthony Head team up to market orange infused vodka.

  9. Deen-Martin - comedian Steve Martin sympathizes with Paula Deen, and joins her in a new venture to mass-market fatty, deep-fried Southern foods

  10. NED-Stark - Iron Man couples his company’s computers to the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database to warn against alien attacks, and discovers: Winter’s coming.

  11. Abraham-Lincoln - Slash shipping a crossover between F. Murray Abraham’s Good Wife character and Andrew Lincoln’s Walking Dead character.

  12. Leigh-Harvey - Director Mike Leigh joins forces with musician PJ Harvey in strting up a new telecommunications consulting firm.

  13. Long-Wang - actress Shelley Long and computer scientist Dr. An Wang launch a new software company
    New topic: the first athlete you ever got an autograph from.

  14. Earl Battey, backup catcher of the Minnesota Twins (which is why I, a native New Yorker, was a Twins fan as a kid)

18060

New topic: the first athlete you ever got an autograph from.

  1. Earl Battey, backup catcher of the Minnesota Twins (which is why I, a native New Yorker, was a Twins fan as a kid)
  2. Mickey Mantle, Yankee baseball star (okay, my Dad got it for me)
18061

I love you Dopers!!!

New topic: the first athlete you ever got an autograph from.

  1. Earl Battey, backup catcher of the Minnesota Twins (which is why I, a native New Yorker, was a Twins fan as a kid)
  2. Mickey Mantle, Yankee baseball star (okay, my Dad got it for me)
  3. Bobby Orr, being a huge Boston Bruins fan.