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Anybody for tongue?

by Randy Buckner » Sun Apr 22, 2007 10:27 pm

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli woman accidentally bit off part of her boyfriend's tongue during a heated French kiss, an Israeli hospital that reattached the tongue said Thursday.

Nahariya Hospital said in a statement the man, injured while "passionately kissing his girlfriend," was discharged after the operation and advised to sip iced drinks and "avoid wet kisses" until the stitched wound healed.

I wonder if she had mustard with that niblet?
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Re: Anybody for tongue?

by Trudy Schaefer » Mon Apr 23, 2007 6:30 pm

I loved beef tongue sandwiches when I was a kid (grew up on a beef cattle farm where you ate pretty much all of it). Thought of it as a really tender roast beef. Then I got old enough to figure out what I was eating. And I haven't tasted it since.
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Re: Anybody for tongue?

by Mike Filigenzi » Mon Apr 23, 2007 9:39 pm

Well I hope that this guy has at least learned that certain types of <ahem> romantic interludes are probably not a very good idea...


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Re: Anybody for tongue?

by Bill Hooper » Mon Apr 23, 2007 11:58 pm

I've been eating tongue and blutwurst sandwiches all week. Love 'em!
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Re: Anybody for tongue?

by RichardAtkinson » Tue Apr 24, 2007 9:51 am

I'd have to say that was a pretty "heated" kiss. The tongue is a pretty tough piece of meat. What the hell did he do???...punch her in the jaw while kissing?

Guess it gives a whole new meaning to..."tongue in cheek"...

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