Could it have been the Phillipines?
Or France.
.... and on the third day, God made all the creatures that walk on the Earth .. and on the fourth day the French made them into soup .. I think that was a Spitting Image quote.
They're Dresie and Casie from Traansval who probably have Fragile-X genetic syndrome which causes learning difficulties . Fragile X could be caused by inbreeding but it also occurs as a spontaneous or inherited genetic trait. They now reside (since 2010) in a residential home for people with learning disabilities.
There is quite a bit of background information for the brothers including some up to date photos - they are described as "kind and jovial fellows" I think their photo has been ripped off for any old 'inbreeding' jokes or humour pages when the truth of their lives is more complex.
"They say she [their mother] was sad about the undignified representation of her sons. It’s hard to believe the two guys who now live in the nursing home are the ones in the photograph. Casie and Driesie laugh most of the time. Driesie, especially, is obsessively neat and constantly tidies up his wardrobe.
They were born in Outjo, Namibia, but as adults spent a while living in Wolmaransstad with their mother. When she died 16 years ago, they returned to Namibia to be looked after by family.
“They were four months old when people realised something was awry. The doctors said the brain cells that control speech, the hands and saliva, those cells were dead,” says their sister-in-law, who was their main caregiver. From early on they were like Jacob and Esau. Driesie followed his mother around while Casie worked in the garden. She says: “Actually, they’re very intelligent. Driesie has used my automatic washing machine. He knows when it’s finished and can hang up the washing. And Casie can change an electric wall socket.”
http://casesblog.blogspot.co.uk/2008/12/roger-ballens-photograph-and-search-for.html (possible diagnosis)
http://hermanverwey.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/two-kindly-jovial-fellows.html
In truth, what is awful about it? It doesn't look so bad.
You're not making it sound any better!'unborn eggs' could be the unlaid egg yolks which are often found inside hens once slaughtered. If you ever get old-style whole chickens from a halal-type butchery or similar, you'll often find these in various sizes inside the carcass. They just go into the curry along with the kidneys, liver, heart and gizzard
Who was the first person ever to try eating those, I wonder?On eggs, I like Chinese "hundred year eggs". An egg is "preserved" for months in clay, ash and salt for several months. Pretty heady stuff, not for everyone...
I'm assuming the red is clay & ash..On eggs, I like Chinese "hundred year eggs". An egg is "preserved" for months in clay, ash and salt for several months. Pretty heady stuff, not for everyone...
Like the nastiest shit you can imagine. China.
No. I can tell just by looking at that. It's nasty.
Literally "lol"ed...
I was in Dereham recently. It seemed pleasant enough, but parts were a little run down.
Hmmm, yep, that's what my ex used to call a "double-yolker", when she would erm, "keep working" on the job in hand until she crashed the yoghurt truck again, without me having to take a little breather inbetween (or, nowadays, a little sleep and possibly some of Bongo Bill's Banjo Pills). There was one memorable "triple-yolker" after which she had to phone her best friend to brag, whilst I gingerly folded my red-raw porridge gun away. Ooh, it was sore for a while...
