What's up with the turkey legs?

[STGRhost]

cymbaldiva - A Cassowary is another flightless bird from Australia. Not as big as an Emu, and meaner - long claw on it's leg (think Jurassic Park Raptors:animwink: ) .....How fun is it that I knew something so random ?!(working at a zoo will do that to you...) I have a feeling those Cassowary "turkey" legs are gonna be tough!


Oh, and Bairstow , was that CM a "whiny vegetarian" because she doesn't like T legs, or because she actually behaved like that in front of a guest? (I ask because I cannot stand the things, and I am by no means a vegetarian...)

 

[cymbaldiva]

Thanks for the info! Some people who live near my parents raise Emu, but I really had never heard of the other - your post does worry me about what will actually be a "turkey" leg. Please don't spoil them for me....if you knew me at all, you'd know that there's not much I eat. Don't wreck this for me....

BTW - the CM in question should never have said anything negative - if anything CM's like her are helping to kill the Magic

 

[Bairstow]

She is a whiny vegetarian because she is so self-righteous that she allows her own beliefs to influence her relations with guests and put a damper on something the guest was possibly enjoying. Personally I've never met her so this is all second-guessing in the name of comedy.

I just heard that WDW has set up a hotline for anyone who suspects they may have been poisoned by a bad turkey leg. If you or anyone you know suffered stomach pains or gastrointestinal distress after consuming a smoked turkey leg purchased at either Frontierland or Tomorrowland, you should immediately dial 1-800-OIC-U812.

 

[cymbaldiva]

I just heard that WDW has set up a hotline for anyone who suspects they may have been poisoned by a bad turkey leg. If you or anyone you know suffered stomach pains or gastrointestinal distress after consuming a smoked turkey leg purchased at either Frontierland or Tomorrowland, you should immediately dial 1-800-OIC-U812. [/B]

hahaha....NOT!

 

[STGRhost]

Thanks for the info! Some people who live near my parents raise Emu, but I really had never heard of the other - your post does worry me about what will actually be a "turkey" leg. Please don't spoil them for me....if you knew me at all, you'd know that there's not much I eat. Don't wreck this for me....

No, no.....I'm sure they really are turkey (there would be huge legal issues if not)...I just think all the Emu/Cassowary/Great Dane stories are VERY funny...That's how news travels "backstage". I don't think I know a CM that hasn't heard them, and there are some that INSIST they're true...lol...gotta love the grapevine...

BTW - the CM in question should never have said anything negative - if anything CM's like her are helping to kill the Ma

Word...

 

[cymbaldiva]

Thanks for the response..it makes me feel a bit better!

That CM really never should have said anything bad...in my job as a CSR if the company finds out that I've said anything untrue or just ugly, I'll be fired...perhaps someone should give the CM an attitude adjustment?

 

[kaos]

All I know is they're smoked and deeee-licious.

I'm thinking of going up there this week just to get one.

Yummy all the way.

 

[rosie.ca]

I have a great pic of my brother tearing into one at typhoon lagoon ... maybe i'll post it somewhere it is almost as good as the pic of him with the icecream all over his face mwahahahaha blackmail photos are the best

 

[Becky]

Originally posted by Bairstow
. Either that or she was a US History major who had just read Upton Sinclair's The Jungle.

Bairstow, you just made my day. I was a US History major many years ago and I loved "The Jungle".

By the by, I believe Turkey Legs are made of processed leftover Churros.