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Elroch wrote:
llamonade2 wrote:

I prefer to think of llama as an acquired taste.

I have no idea how llama is cooked.

Perish the thought!  faints*

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ghost_of_pushwood wrote:

Incidentally, can you tell a llama from an alpaca?  Good luck.

I found some tips online.

Apparently alpacas are smaller, cuter, wont spit on you, and all around have a much nicer temperament.

Llamas on the other hand... well let me quote the guy I found:

"They're ugly. Llamas have big teeth to rip out your f#@&ing throat. They'll charge after you if they smell food and fear. They are the devil incarnate."

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Meh, I guess they're pretty friendly.

But it's funny wiki has an article titled "Berserk llama syndrome"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berserk_llama_syndrome

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Elroch wrote: 

I have no idea how llama is cooked.

When there's more than one solution to your llama problem, the llama is said to be cooked.

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Talk about a sub culture, the cross section between llama humor and chess promblimists.

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Ah! Now I get #64, which happens to be a very chessy post number.

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You are picking up followers.