Oh My Antonio...what kind of meat is that:uhoh :help THere is so much of it.......
Some languages use certain slang to translate certain ideias, concepts...
In Portugal, meat may be associated with people wasting their lives in wars or fights with no glory.
In that sense the humans are used for politicals and economical goals.
You know that Portugal had in the 60 ies some wars in Africa.
It was a waist of lives for young people - like myself - who went there for 2 years or more. Some came back some did not.
Those young people are meat in a methaforical way.
I think that's the whole game. If someone posts a picture of a horse, you don't exactly need to post a picture of a horse as well. Just something that comes to your mind when you see the image of the horse. Sometimes it's a shape, a color, the framing or even a metaphore. Trying to find the less obvious association is big part of the fun for me.
It is used when people are sacrified in vain in wars or in anywhere else.
Correct translation ? Hope so.
Ok.I give up........lol........I will pretend that it is candy floss in the picture you posted.......:D You are giving me symbolism, and I just wanted to know if it is seafood or pork
Ok.I give up........lol........I will pretend that it is candy floss in the picture you posted.......:D You are giving me symbolism, and I just wanted to know if it is seafood or pork <img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/headscratch.gif" border="0" alt="" >
Yea; a new game.... "Guess That Meat"
>insert game show music<
Alex I'll take 4 legged mammal for 1000
Answer: Antonio cooked up a tasty feast using this staple of european dining
I knew, of course, that trees and plants had roots, stems, bark, branches and foliage that reached up toward the light. But I was coming to realize that the real magician was light itself.
Edward Steichen
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Looks like it came out of the Saturday Evening Post, Andy!
Definately a Rockwell moment!
.about the previous entry Antonio.what was the connection with the cooking pots?:D
Took me a minute, but I think there were four round pots ... akin to the four round wheels on the carriage?
(along with few other very long and deep shots !)
Give us some solid explanation Antonio
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A very sarcastic association:
Cooking pots/house cooking is what brides are supposed to deal with after the marriage !
But I think I had a good one with the butchers in Cambodia ! No joke !
:jawdrop :smack
I'm stickin' with my association cuz I like your pictures so much
With such association ANY picture can be posted
I'm not convinced at all.
Anyway let's the game to continue
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I am sorry that you don't believe me.
I see no reason why you don't !
In Portugal, meat may be associated with people wasting their lives in wars or fights with no glory.
In that sense the humans are used for politicals and economical goals.
You know that Portugal had in the 60 ies some wars in Africa.
It was a waist of lives for young people - like myself - who went there for 2 years or more. Some came back some did not.
Those young people are meat in a methaforical way.
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( the symbolisim I can understand...)
I think that's the whole game. If someone posts a picture of a horse, you don't exactly need to post a picture of a horse as well. Just something that comes to your mind when you see the image of the horse. Sometimes it's a shape, a color, the framing or even a metaphore. Trying to find the less obvious association is big part of the fun for me.
Let me be a little ridiculous translating - or trying to - a Portuguese saying:
Meat/flesh for the cannon - I Googled and I got this: cannon fodder
It is used when people are sacrified in vain in wars or in anywhere else.
Correct translation ? Hope so.
Ok.I give up........lol........I will pretend that it is candy floss in the picture you posted.......:D You are giving me symbolism, and I just wanted to know if it is seafood or pork
Yea; a new game.... "Guess That Meat"
>insert game show music<
Alex I'll take 4 legged mammal for 1000
Answer: Antonio cooked up a tasty feast using this staple of european dining
Question: What is lamb?
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I was thinking something more along the lines of ... Green Acres!
(faaaaaarm living is the life for me!)
-Fleetwood Mac
I found one deeply hidden association - Emmalou with Antonio
Anyway - what's hen's eggs have common with wild hog ?
I know already - Portugal have long history of wars and other bad things ...
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yea, what gives?
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BINGO:D You all wanted deeper....lol....
And she is not a wild hog.she is Tilly, my pot bellied pig, I have had her for 12 years.
I'll stick with the visual connection from now on.
Eggs was on butter
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I don't see the butter:D
:D:D
You can supply the entire breakfast! :eat
Picture changes are ILLEGAL.
If not illegal, strongly non-ethical at least
Anyway - since you don't see butter either - this one is wrong too.
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I knew, of course, that trees and plants had roots, stems, bark, branches and foliage that reached up toward the light. But I was coming to realize that the real magician was light itself.
Edward Steichen