if you ran a dinosaur zoo on the island of the costa costa rica, what kind of food would you serve?
Chili and sea bass
Me? Crab legs.
A load of 3:17's
Dinosaur nuggets.
JUST chili my sea bass up or somethaaaaaah
Hot coffee.
Netflix and chill
>"Alejandro's prepared a delightful menu for us"
What did the good doctor mean by this?
Trex, charge out the ass for it
Oh, I get it. See, the theme of this thread has been posted before, of sorts. It was a common misconception that he had said "chilli and sea bass" when in fact, he had quoted "Chilean sea bass." The original poster of this thread is attempting to capitalize on the hilarity of that misquote, by asking the question of which quite a number of regular posters at this board know the answer to.
Naturally, they'll answer "chilli and sea bass" as opposed to "Chilean sea bass" in an attempt to look funny.
>>62692959
>What did he mean by this?
Nothing but the finest tendies
>>62692959
Shit man, I didn't know.
I just wanted some dinosaur nuggets.
>Chilian, sea bass
What did he mean by this? What sort of dish is Chilian?
>all these plebs who haven't read the book and don't know the plotline about Alejandro having an affair with the other chef, Gillian C. Bass
>>62692870
trex jerkyits just beef jerky cut into dinosaur shapes
me? I'd serve crab legs
The goat?
life finds away
>>62692959
>Oh, I get it. See, the theme of this thread has been posted before, of sorts. It was a common misconception that he had said "chilli and sea bass" when in fact, he had quoted "Chilean sea bass." The original poster of this thread is attempting to capitalize on the hilarity of that misquote, by asking the question of which quite a number of regular posters at this board know the answer to.
>Naturally, they'll answer "chilli and sea bass" as opposed to "Chilean sea bass" in an attempt to look funny.
What did he mean by this?
>>62693818
good question, anyone care to answer?
Chill E, and see bass
>>62694015
E loved bass
>>62694015
kick his ass, sea bass!
I would serve Dinosaurs as food.
I mean, no-fucking-body has eat Dinosaur food. Ever. No Human has eat those motherfuckers.
Put a 250$ per little piece of dinosaur. You'll buy it. Because you have never fucking eat it.
And It will be shown how's cooked because you are a bunch of faggots who'll say "Lel this is chicken not dinosaur you are tricking me". NO. I'll kill a fucking dinosour, cook it and put in your fucking table.
And you'll eat it.
And you'll pay me.
>>62694106
i love it, but i suggest that you get to hunt and kill your own dinner
>>62692870
>McDonaldsFor a very happy meal
>>62694196
>not kentucky fried compys
Raptor Legs
>>62694106
>>62694120
Not a bad idea really since a lot of previously endangered animals have been reintroduced to areas successfully by allowing people to hunt them in limited numbers for huge sums of cash.
People like the hunter in Lost World would pay big bucks to kill a Tyrannosaurus, and that money could be used to make more
>>62692870
Dinosaur obviously.
A fine smoked salmon, lightly seasoned with only the best seasonings and spices the area has to offer, spread over a bed of greens and topped with an exquisite strawberry ganache with lemons lining the plate for ambiance,desu senpai
>>62692920
human meat or dinosaur barbecue
NO EXPENSES
>>62692881
>>62693006
Okay now I get the purpose of this thread, it's a common misconception that most people refer to the book and the film, that Hammond served chillian sea bass or chili and sea bass. Since sea bass is usually down by the sea shore it's quite flaky when served thus quite hard to stuff despite "no expenses" now I'll bet you're thinking the chef "will find a way" Well he doesn't. If you read the book, during the second chapter and I quote
from Hammond
"Well what I meant by this is that it's purely no expenses food. and what I meant by what he meant was that it's meant to be something that isn't what we thought you were going to eat nor be"
Which usually answers most peoples questions. However. In the film he just says "Chillian Sea Bass" and is actually referring to the band that plays or rather the sound track the band plays during the Mr. DNA video. Which the sound track originally recorded live did not need any expenses and thus was very cheap.
This should clear up this meme.
>>62695236
what do you mean by this?
who will play you in the inevitable biopic?
>>62695277
Thanks for asking I said.
Well simply put.
Most people don't understand that the film is around two hours long, that's 120 minutes not counting credits. The book is 448 pages.
448-120 = 328
328 is the exact amount of scales a chillian sea bass has.
Likewise 328 is the amount of guests Jurassic park was predicted to hold during it's opening ceremony.
A quote from Hammond
"This park is my, and it is the to be, because. Many people are coming and dinosaurs are there if and when, so 328 to be exact fellow exospheres"
As opposed to the film where he says "No expenses 328"
It's very clear what was served so what did you mean by this
>what do you mean by this?
Also in the biopic it will just be one word "finds a way" or in latin "findsaway"
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