Weirdest thing you've eaten?

fried small grasshoppers (with olive oil, it's strange crunching them, but it's actually good)

Fried snake, fried eel, pigs brain, liver and kidney, snails, fried frog legs, maybe some other stuff I don't remember. And if it counts, raw fish in sushi, but I don't think it's strange, it's actually my favourite food.

And now I must find somewhere to eat raw octopus here in portugal, you guys made me jealous :(

Im asian. Everything i eat is weird.

I would have to go with either a Hamburger, Pizza, maybe even Steak
those things are weird, now to go back to eating Cow Heart

There was this dish that I had when I visited Thailand. Perhaps someone here can clarify the name, but the dish itself was raw shrimp/prawn with lots of chili and lime. It was amazing. It's not that weird, I guess, as in a lot of cultures, eating raw shrimp is normal.

I've also had Fugu when I was in Japan two years back. It was pretty pricy, but really delicious. I wouldn't trust anyone here in the States to make it for me though. It's deadly if cooked wrong! (And I don't mean stomach bombs.)

Jellyfish.

tripe burritos, nothing quite like fried guts.

Day old kebab.
Taste was really weird.
Not to mention that I hugged crapper during the next couple of days.

Probably pig's fallopian tubes.

I was in a yaki-niku restaurant that all sorts of recognizable bits of pig like ear, trotter, and snout. Was under a bit of pressure from people to try 'something new' rather than the usual cuts of meat, so I chose something that I couldn't visualize on a pig. It was chewy.

Also slightly uncommon in the West - diaphragm, skin, cartilage, raw horse....

Sea snail, fried bees, pork blood, bison burger

Oreos filled with bacon.

cow tongues are a common dish here ._. (i dont like it)

To the OP - Cow Tongue is awesome is it not!!! Thinly sliced and grilled with a sprinkle of lemon juice and pepper - yay!

live grasshopper

Cigarette ash.

octopus

A live grasshopper was stuffed in my mouth once. I immediately spat it out, so I guess it doesn't count. I suppose calamari seems strange to most people (including me.) I choose it.

A Big Mac.

By the saying of others it must be snails.
Even though from where i come from its a usual food to eat, but in the rest of country isnt.

no im not French.

EDIT: Forgot to mention that i ve once eaten my own shit. Yeah i was about one year old, my mother went to bring a clean diaper and when she came back well...you know... :3

One time I ate a S26gq. It wasn't really that good.

Jellyfish-Looking-Thingy.

Cown toungue is really common around here - I don't like it, tho. The weirdest thing to me would be raw fish, I guess.

Sand, i guess :P

Maybe not the weirdest but definitely hardest thing I've eaten was "Death burger". It's the hottest burger served in my country and they use Naga Morich and Naga Jolokia instead of tomatoes in the "tomato sauce".

Bleach, but i lived :)