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http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2008/08/09/go-green-eat-skippy-115875-20689888/
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Eeyore
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ian field wrote:
Wonder what they taste like.
Graham
LMAO !
Wonder what they taste like.
Graham
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Michael A. Terrell
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ian field wrote:
Skippy WAS an obnoxious troll on several US newsgroups. He lost
accounts with multiple ISPs, once for telephoning a church that was
listed on my 'Computers for Disabled Veterans' website as a dropoff
location, and making threats. The police blotter for his town lists
multiple arrests, being banned from multiple businesses, and attempting
to run over a woman after she told him to leave her alone. he was as
destructive as a bunch of 'roos.
He sounds a lot like Phil.
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Skippy WAS an obnoxious troll on several US newsgroups. He lost
accounts with multiple ISPs, once for telephoning a church that was
listed on my 'Computers for Disabled Veterans' website as a dropoff
location, and making threats. The police blotter for his town lists
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He sounds a lot like Phil.
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"Trevor Wilson" <trevor@_SPAMBLOCK_rageaudio.com.au> wrote in message
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also dislike the taste of both Roo and Emu and it is usually referred to as
"road kill" or pet food.
A bit of trivia for everyone. Australia is the only country that kills and
eats both its animals on it's coat of arms or national crest.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Australia
Cheers TT
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I would describe it as "very gamy" like Rabbit or very strong Venison. I
also dislike the taste of both Roo and Emu and it is usually referred to as
"road kill" or pet food.
A bit of trivia for everyone. Australia is the only country that kills and
eats both its animals on it's coat of arms or national crest.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Australia
Cheers TT
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TT
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"Don McKenzie" <5V@2.5A> wrote in message
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example, although it has two animals, are the same species.
Now if it was a dear and a fish you would have winner ;-)
I personally have never checked it out ;-)
Cheers TT
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animals on our coat of arms and we eat both of them YourTT wrote:
A bit of trivia for everyone. Australia is the only
country that kills and eats both its animals on it's coat
of arms or national crest.
For a bit of extra trivia, I googled coat of arms, and the
first one I got to was: Antigua and Barbuda
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Antigua_and_Barbuda
which has a couple of deer on it.
http://www.antigua-barbuda.org/Agact01.htm#fishing
states:
Fishing and Hunting ====================
Sportfishing, bonefish in Barbuda's Codrington Lagoon,
hunting of deer, boar, various gamefowl on Barbuda.
Licenses and gun permits must be obtained in Codrington
Village. The Antigua and Barbuda Annual Sport Fishing
Tournament is held in May of each year.
So they hunt deer, which is on their coat of arms. I would
assume they would eat them if this is the case.
I didn't bother checking out another 200? countries.
Cheers Don...
The point I was trying to make was we have two different
example, although it has two animals, are the same species.
Now if it was a dear and a fish you would have winner ;-)
I personally have never checked it out ;-)
Cheers TT
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Davo
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TT wrote:
I think it's pushing things a bit to say "we" eat kangaroos and emus.
There may be some people that them but I don't know of anyone that eats
emu on a regular basis. It may be edible but it doesn't mean people eat it.
"Don McKenzie" <5V@2.5A> wrote in message
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TT wrote:
A bit of trivia for everyone. Australia is the only
country that kills and eats both its animals on it's coat
of arms or national crest.
For a bit of extra trivia, I googled coat of arms, and the
first one I got to was: Antigua and Barbuda
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Antigua_and_Barbuda
which has a couple of deer on it.
http://www.antigua-barbuda.org/Agact01.htm#fishing
states:
Fishing and Hunting ====================
Sportfishing, bonefish in Barbuda's Codrington Lagoon,
hunting of deer, boar, various gamefowl on Barbuda.
Licenses and gun permits must be obtained in Codrington
Village. The Antigua and Barbuda Annual Sport Fishing
Tournament is held in May of each year.
So they hunt deer, which is on their coat of arms. I would
assume they would eat them if this is the case.
I didn't bother checking out another 200? countries.
Cheers Don...
The point I was trying to make was we have two different
animals on our coat of arms and we eat both of them Your
example, although it has two animals, are the same species.
Now if it was a dear and a fish you would have winner ;-)
I personally have never checked it out ;-)
Cheers TT
I think it's pushing things a bit to say "we" eat kangaroos and emus.
There may be some people that them but I don't know of anyone that eats
emu on a regular basis. It may be edible but it doesn't mean people eat it.
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Den
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states:
Fishing and Hunting ====================
Sportfishing, bonefish in Barbuda's Codrington Lagoon, hunting of deer,
boar, various gamefowl on Barbuda. Licenses and gun permits must be
obtained in Codrington Village. The Antigua and Barbuda Annual Sport
Fishing Tournament is held in May of each year.
So they hunt deer, which is on their coat of arms. I would assume they
would eat them if this is the case.
I didn't bother checking out another 200? countries.
Cheers Don...
The point I was trying to make was we have two different animals on our
coat of arms and we eat both of them Your example, although it has two
animals, are the same species. Now if it was a dear and a fish you would
have winner ;-)
I personally have never checked it out ;-)
Cheers TT
I think it's pushing things a bit to say "we" eat kangaroos and emus.
There may be some people that them but I don't know of anyone that eats
emu on a regular basis. It may be edible but it doesn't mean people eat
it.
I must have a word to Coles & that butcher in Broome.......then again I
thought it tasted like crap too
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-=Spudley=-
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How long have you been chowing down on "crap" to know the difference?states:
Fishing and Hunting ====================
Sportfishing, bonefish in Barbuda's Codrington Lagoon, hunting of deer,
boar, various gamefowl on Barbuda. Licenses and gun permits must be
obtained in Codrington Village. The Antigua and Barbuda Annual Sport
Fishing Tournament is held in May of each year.
So they hunt deer, which is on their coat of arms. I would assume they
would eat them if this is the case.
I didn't bother checking out another 200? countries.
Cheers Don...
The point I was trying to make was we have two different animals on our
coat of arms and we eat both of them Your example, although it has two
animals, are the same species. Now if it was a dear and a fish you would
have winner ;-)
I personally have never checked it out ;-)
Cheers TT
I think it's pushing things a bit to say "we" eat kangaroos and emus.
There may be some people that them but I don't know of anyone that eats
emu on a regular basis. It may be edible but it doesn't mean people eat
it.
I must have a word to Coles & that butcher in Broome.......then again I
thought it tasted like crap too
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Den
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Put it this way, I've now learnt to take smaller licks.
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"Den" <Invalid@someemail.com> wrote in message
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states:
Fishing and Hunting ====================
Sportfishing, bonefish in Barbuda's Codrington Lagoon, hunting of
deer, boar, various gamefowl on Barbuda. Licenses and gun permits must
be obtained in Codrington Village. The Antigua and Barbuda Annual
Sport Fishing Tournament is held in May of each year.
So they hunt deer, which is on their coat of arms. I would assume they
would eat them if this is the case.
I didn't bother checking out another 200? countries.
Cheers Don...
The point I was trying to make was we have two different animals on our
coat of arms and we eat both of them Your example, although it has two
animals, are the same species. Now if it was a dear and a fish you
would have winner ;-)
I personally have never checked it out ;-)
Cheers TT
I think it's pushing things a bit to say "we" eat kangaroos and emus.
There may be some people that them but I don't know of anyone that eats
emu on a regular basis. It may be edible but it doesn't mean people eat
it.
I must have a word to Coles & that butcher in Broome.......then again I
thought it tasted like crap too
How long have you been chowing down on "crap" to know the difference?
Put it this way, I've now learnt to take smaller licks.
D
Don McKenzie
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TT wrote:
Another quick check:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_the_Solomon_Islands
Solomon Islands: Crocodile and a shark?
Cheers Don...
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Another quick check:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_the_Solomon_Islands
Solomon Islands: Crocodile and a shark?
Cheers Don...
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Canadians eat Maple Syrup
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Den
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"Don McKenzie" <5V@2.5A> wrote in message
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and sometimes both the emblems on the coat of arms eat those that they
represent....
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TT wrote:
"Don McKenzie" <5V@2.5A> wrote in message
The point I was trying to make was we have two different animals on our
coat of arms and we eat both of them Your example, although it has two
animals, are the same species. Now if it was a dear and a fish you would
have winner ;-)
I personally have never checked it out ;-)
Cheers TT
Another quick check:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_the_Solomon_Islands
Solomon Islands: Crocodile and a shark?
Cheers Don...
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and sometimes both the emblems on the coat of arms eat those that they
represent....
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Dave wrote:
Yeah? What do you expect from Canadians? ;-)
When they run out of syrup, they spend the winter in Florida.
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Yeah? What do you expect from Canadians? ;-)
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terryc
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On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 06:19:44 +0800, TT wrote:
Your credbility is TotallyTanked.
Rabbit is nothing like roo or emu and neither of those is like the other.
Your credbility is TotallyTanked.
You need glasses
T
terryc
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On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 14:24:11 +0800, Den wrote:
What coud be fairer?
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kreed
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On Aug 11, 8:19 am, "TT" <TTencerNoS...@westnet.com.au> wrote:
me. Didnt like.
Cant remember what roo was like.
I saw something on the news about how someone reckons we should be
eating roos instead of cows, as roos dont fart as much and therefore
are better for the environment or some such crap.
Tried Emu a couple of years back. tasted too much like "dirt/soil" to
me. Didnt like.
Cant remember what roo was like.
I saw something on the news about how someone reckons we should be
eating roos instead of cows, as roos dont fart as much and therefore
are better for the environment or some such crap.
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Eeyore
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TT wrote:
casserole. I wouldn't have descibed it as as gamey as venison though. More like chicken with a
bit more flavour.
Graham
Interesting. At one time you could buy rabbit in the supermarkets here and it made a great
casserole. I wouldn't have descibed it as as gamey as venison though. More like chicken with a
bit more flavour.
LOL. !
Graham
T
terryc
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On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 11:30:26 +0100, Eeyore wrote:
Wild rabbit has more flavour that tame/factory rabbit. The battery raised
stuff is fairly bland unless its pellets are supplemented by a wide range
of herbs.
Dang, can not thing of anything elecytronically related to throw in except
that the cmos came eventually made ot to the rabbit shed about 10 years
after SWMBO stopped raising them.
Calicvirus?(sp?)
Wild rabbit has more flavour that tame/factory rabbit. The battery raised
stuff is fairly bland unless its pellets are supplemented by a wide range
of herbs.
Dang, can not thing of anything elecytronically related to throw in except
that the cmos came eventually made ot to the rabbit shed about 10 years
after SWMBO stopped raising them.
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Who had the job of measuring how much kangaroos fart?!
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Don McKenzie
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terryc wrote:
rabbits for 6 pence (5 cents). They were a special treat and as a kid,
tasted damn good to me. Mind you at that price, we had to skin and gut them.
Mind you, I haven't tried one for about 50 years
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Before myxomatosis was introduced into Australia, we got a pair of
rabbits for 6 pence (5 cents). They were a special treat and as a kid,
tasted damn good to me. Mind you at that price, we had to skin and gut them.
Mind you, I haven't tried one for about 50 years
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