The Off Topic Topic

[Eddie Teach]

A no brainer for me. Ham is nice but replaceable.

[celedhring]

You can. You can also replace sex with masturbation.

[garbon]

You can. You can also replace sex with masturbation.

Ham isn't that exciting, but okay.

[Tonitrus]

I'm definitely on the side of cheese.

[Syt]

Canadians ... can't even sign on the correct line of important documents. 

[Malthus]

You can. You can also replace sex with masturbation.

Ham isn't that exciting, but okay.

Ham may not be ... but what about cheese? 

[Eddie Teach]

Do you eat ham, Malthus?

[Malthus]

Do you eat ham, Malthus?

With pleasure.

Only, in the context of this discussion, it should be pointed out -  not with *that* much pleasure. 😉

[HVC]

Are we talking prosciutto, or brine cured ham here?

[celedhring]

There's a rich relationship between ham and sexual innuendo in Spanish culture. I won't get into details except that for starters a hot woman is called a "jamona" (she-ham). 

[Sheilbh]

Are we talking prosciutto, or brine cured ham here?

Jamon - one of Spain's greatest gifts to the world

But I would choose cheese.

In terms of Sophie's choices in food this is up there with which carb would you keep.

[Oexmelin]

There's a rich relationship between ham and sexual innuendo in Spanish culture. I won't get into details except that for starters a hot woman is called a "jamona" (she-ham). 

It's the case in most European cultures, and has been for a very long time. The pig is associated with lascivious (i.e., sinful) sex.

[Malthus]

There's a rich relationship between ham and sexual innuendo in Spanish culture. I won't get into details except that for starters a hot woman is called a "jamona" (she-ham). 

Does this speak more of the Spanish love of ham, or of Spanish men's taste in women? 

[Sheilbh]

There's a rich relationship between ham and sexual innuendo in Spanish culture. I won't get into details except that for starters a hot woman is called a "jamona" (she-ham). 

Jamon Jamon springs to mind too

[celedhring]

There's a rich relationship between ham and sexual innuendo in Spanish culture. I won't get into details except that for starters a hot woman is called a "jamona" (she-ham). 

Does this speak more of the Spanish love of ham, or of Spanish men's taste in women? 

Indeed, it's supposed to mean that the woman's legs are as yummy as a leg of ibérico ham.