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Steakholders in the industry claim that modern haggis making is tripe, the wurst ever, and ask the SNP to have the guts to put the heart back into Haggis training.
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Haggis is only disgusting until you've had holodets, which is truely repulsive.
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Paul Haggis is an Academy Award winning writer and director ( "Crash", "Million Dollar Baby") and co-founder of Artists for Peace and Justice.
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This is where the chinchillas told me of how my wickedly stupid cousin Haggis and his evil partner Mr. Sneaky took over — and renamed — the island of Happy Loving Chinchilla Love Land and are kidnapping chinchillas and performing horrible consumerism-zombification experiments on them.
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It's great that Haggis is approaching the character and his world from different angles, trying to find new avenues to explore, but I'm glad the producers were wise enough to put their foot down on this.
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Haggis is not traditionally a breakfast dish although it does appear in various inauthentic guises ie deep fried with chips (ie French fries), haggis burgers, haggis bhajis etc!
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In that photo, Haggis is trying to remember, “Now did I burry the bodies and burn the Cub Scout uniforms … errrrrrr, was it the other way around?”
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Haggis is organ-meat and oatmeal boiled in a sheeps stomach.
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From The Hollywood Reporter through Coming Soon comes the news that Haggis is looking to cast him as the former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, although a deal hasn't been signed yet.
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Enter the Haggis is playing at The Real School of Music in Burlington, MA a week from Sunday.
uselessness commented on the word Haggis
From the lowercase page's definition: "A Scottish dish consisting of a mixture of the minced heart, lungs, and liver of a sheep or calf mixed with suet, onions, oatmeal, and seasonings and boiled in the stomach of the slaughtered animal." Sounds tasty, huh?
November 19, 2009
katydyd commented on the word Haggis
I've always seen this described as a food. However at times the was it's phrased, I think it could be a sweet food, then I've come across it being perserved in brine. Just what is it?
November 19, 2009