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Moles are God's creatures. Sometimes I cook them whole with a clove of garlic shoved up their backside. They squeak a lot going in the saucepan but things soon settle down. They also yield awfully nice mole skin coats, which I give as presents to my Christian LadyFriends.
I used to go out with a bird who had a moleskin coat. Stank of garlic though! Said she got while singing in the sundayschool choir from a weirdo with a one inch kn0b.
Moles are God's creatures. Sometimes I cook them whole with a clove of garlic shoved up their backside. They squeak a lot going in the saucepan but things soon settle down. They also yield awfully nice mole skin coats, which I give as presents to my Christian LadyFriends.
Absolutely. Be nice to moles and all wildlife. The wife actually had the cheek to complain that the patio was swarming with wasps at the weekend just 'cos I leave little lids full of jam out for them. Doesn't everybody?
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