Rudolph the Reindeer Tenderloin With An Attitude  
 Ingredients: 

2 lbs Rudolph Tenderloin 8 oz Italian Salad Dressing
2 Jalapeno Peppers 1 tsp Seasoned Salt
1 Green Bell Pepper 1 Red Bell Pepper
1 Onion 1 lb Bacon 

Directions: 

Slice Rudolph into 1" thick medallions. Chop peppers and onions and mix with seasoned salt and Italian dressing in a large plastic ziploc bag. Mix well, add tenderloin and marinate in frig for 24 hours. Remove medallions, wrap each border with a bacon strip and place on a baking dish. Top each medallion with reserved seasonings, onion and peppers, and bake in preheated 350-degree oven for twenty minutes. Be careful not to overcook and toughen the reindeer.

*doc waves at Kitty

(Third Person) Doc likes sick!

Do you think this thing would lay striped eggs?

If you thought YES, you're wrong.. Roosters don't lay eggs

That's a Zebra HEN EGG fool!

We have it backwards?

That depends on what side of the globe you're on

Roosters here are normal, they don't lay eggs , however, our kangaroo's do

Me toooooo!  Yay Kitty. 

Is there any other way??  Tho Doc tends to abuse the privelege.

That's only because it brings more people to your clinic...

and then you probe their minds for sick stuff to post here. 

Oy've 'eard ye's got "odd" Roosters iff'n ye gets me drift.... So they be layin' Ozzy eggs.

Aye....but she don't know a Rooster from a hen...and a boy egg from a girl'un. But she's ok....oy'd set sail wivver on th' hms starkers.

heheh  waves back*

That's right, they got us wrong!!!

Dad use to buy roo meat for the cats, then they found it was full of worms, so they stopped selling it

lol I luv you too Kitty, and this Razor X cursor rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can't stand it when things heat up... it can actually make me feel quite ill because I perspire so much and lose too much fluid and electrolytes, etc.  I have vertebrae in my neck that have no disc between them, which pinches nerves or something and causes me to sweat profusely above the neck.... thus getting the air-con in my study was/is essential.  Yup, I can raise a sweat in the middle of winter when mowing the lawns, so I literally melt when I have to do it in summer... it near on kills me, and the arthritis don't help none, neither.

Oh well, no use complaining... nobody's gonna mow them for me.