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March 6, 2006

Playaz host U.S. President and Indian Prime Minister in New Dehli

The Playaz hosted dinner for President George Bush and India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh this weekend in New Dehli for a historic meeting between the President and Prime Minister.

Chef Bon and the Playaz served a multi-coursed meal that covered virtually every wild species imaginable.

A look of consternation came over the President and Prime Minister's faces at the platter that lay before them.

"Why do these animals look like they have not even been cooked?" Prime Minister Singh asked reticently. "In fact, they have not even been stripped of their feathers and fur," he added.

"They are a delicacy, Mr. Prime Minister," Bon explained. "They are best served 'fresh', and are to be eaten much like you would a lobster. The skin is to be stripped off prior to consumption...it helps preserve the flavor of the meat that way," he added.

President Bush and Prime Minister Singh remained reluctant to dive into this delicious bounty that lay before them.

Tac explained quietly to President Bush that it would be considered rude not to eat the serving, and an insult to the chef. Tac then added it would be customary to chop off the hands of the offending guests should they refuse to partake.

Bush and Singh then slowly began to strip the feathers and claws off their entrees and bite into the sinewy and very gamey meat. It appeared that P.M. Singh withstood several bouts of dry heaves, and was able to finish his dinner. Bush appeared more enthusiastic about his fare the more he ate.

"Thank you for your kindness, Playaz," Singh said. "After a dinner like this, I wish never to do anything contrary to the wishes of the United States, or the Playaz, to cause you to come to our country ever again. And I mean that as a compliment," Singh added.

"I feel like we treated our special guests very well, and were happy to play some small part in the nuclear talks with India," Wayne said.

Posted by Phil at March 6, 2006 9:00 AM