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"Don McKenzie" <5V@2.5A> wrote in message
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Cheers TT
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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...
Do they eat both of them or do the emblems eat the populace:
)Cheers TT
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On Tue, 12 Aug 2008 06:18:54 +1000, Don McKenzie wrote:
always went spotlighting and ate the catch. The ones with myxo were left.
The more recent table feast were either purchased ones shared by a
neighbour or one of swmbo'd (but she will deny this) raised ones. It went
to the same neighbour who told her it died or got out of something, but
soon after shared a rabbit dish he made <winkm wink>. his sources were a
mixture of wild and tame raised; hence the taste difference.
I think the last we saw in a super market was $20 each. Yer, right, how
about a couple of roasts instead.
Sadly, the last time I was on the family farm, they were very thin on the
ground.
When we were kids visiting the family farm during the school holidays, weDang, 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.
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
always went spotlighting and ate the catch. The ones with myxo were left.
The more recent table feast were either purchased ones shared by a
neighbour or one of swmbo'd (but she will deny this) raised ones. It went
to the same neighbour who told her it died or got out of something, but
soon after shared a rabbit dish he made <winkm wink>. his sources were a
mixture of wild and tame raised; hence the taste difference.
I think the last we saw in a super market was $20 each. Yer, right, how
about a couple of roasts instead.
Sadly, the last time I was on the family farm, they were very thin on the
ground.
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cth
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Den wrote:
"Aww, Gee, Skip..." (after a curry, probably)
LOL!
"Aww, Gee, Skip..." (after a curry, probably)
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Jeßus
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Eeyore wrote:
People have been eating Kangaroo and Wallaby here both before and after
'settlement'. Even the major supermarkets have been selling it for years
across the country.
LMAO about what?
Funnily enough - they taste like Roo.
People have been eating Kangaroo and Wallaby here both before and after
'settlement'. Even the major supermarkets have been selling it for years
across the country.
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Jeßus
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TT wrote:
less 'gamey'.
A lot of people who find Roo too strong don't mind Wallaby - it's a lot
less 'gamey'.
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Very low in saturated fat. A little tricky to cook, but many people like the
taste.
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**Not my preference, but kangaroo meat is amongst the healthiest available.
Very low in saturated fat. A little tricky to cook, but many people like the
taste.
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Don McKenzie
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TT wrote:
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...
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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...
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