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I assumed you were going to eat them. I must ask my gf(an ex-chef) if she has any recipes for seal. I know she has a great recipe for satay squirrel.Originally posted by Churchill View PostWhere's the bloody fun in that?Comment
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Well that stops my little game of being stark naked from the waist down in video cons.Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View Posthttp://www.smh.com.au/news/technolog...654006265.html
that is just so neat. I bet Bill Gates is wondering why MS hasn't developed it yet.
If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Shoving a skewer up a squirrel's arse, smearing it with peanut butter and lobbing it on the BBQ does not a "great" recipe make!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI assumed you were going to eat them. I must ask my gf(an ex-chef) if she has any recipes for seal. I know she has a great recipe for satay squirrel.Comment
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You actually need 2 squirrels - you only use the breast meat and their breasts are very small. But apparently it is extremely tasty. I might get her to cook it for the kids sometime - I am sure I read in the Torygraph that squirrel is becoming fashionable.Originally posted by Churchill View PostShoving a skewer up a squirrel's arse, smearing it with peanut butter and lobbing it on the BBQ does not a "great" recipe make!
I wonder where you buy squirrel breast? Waitrose?Comment
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Go and hunt your own.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostYou actually need 2 squirrels - you only use the breast meat and their breasts are very small. But apparently it is extremely tasty. I might get her to cook it for the kids sometime - I am sure I read in the Torygraph that squirrel is becoming fashionable.
I wonder where you buy squirrel breast? Waitrose?
Dress as a little, fat, mustachioed dysfunctional Russian emigre and mug the bastards...Comment
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostGo and hunt your own.
Dress as a little, fat, mustachioed dysfunctional Russian emigre and mug the bastards...
tease them with a selection of tasty nuts in your pocket
If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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He doesn't want to shag them, he wants to eat the furry buggers!Originally posted by hyperD View Post
tease them with a selection of tasty nuts in your pocketComment
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