I loved that cuscus and I saved it forever. T-shirt Face would tease me about it. I still have it, actually.
Would you like to meet the cuscus? It's a furry little marsupial that is in the possum family and lives in Australia. You know how they get all the freaky animals Down Under. Here are a few pics:


Oh! So cute and velvety! And that prehensile tail! One Web site says that cuscuses don't have enemies. Cool! Maybe they taste bad?
Then I found cuscus-related products! Like this cuscus skull!
Or this cuscus artwork!
There's also this cuscus boutique, but it doesn't appear to be related to a cuscus beyond the logo.
I hope you have grown to love cuscuses as much as I do and will encourage more cuscus product production, because this is all I could find for cuscuses on all the Internet.
3 comments:
Do I like cuscus? Yes I do...boiled, broiled, or in a stew.
Again, T-Shirt face, you are confusing it with couscous. As I said before, cuscus tastes nasty.
"Taste is in the mouth of the eater", to paraphrase Ben Franklin (hey - he could have said it...no one knows for certain that he didn't). I don't like cabbage rolls, but you probably do. Cuscus is a succulent and savory marsupial, if you ask me.
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