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actually two of my munchins take a medicine cabinet load every day. So our meal will be very similar
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OOOh didn't realize there's new photos in the "What do you look like thread. " Taking a peek and then I'm off
I just forget.
Drink lots of coffee and ignore or just nibble at wifey's food offerings.
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I'm planning on going over and welcoming them to the neighborhood as soon as they've settled in.
It's late.
It's late.
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You too! Have a great day!Night, Chrissy!
Sleep well.
Thanks for a fun evening.
They discovered French lasagnes sold to England had horse in them recently.
I shudder to think what's in some of them here.
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The French do have a history of eating horses.
It could be worse. I suppose.
Still think my plan was good.........
I'm quite happy eating horse if they tell me it's horse.
I eat donkey sausages in Spain and camel here.
it's when you don't know what's in it or they lie to you.
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It's a mental and cultural thing.
I would not knowingly eat a cat or dog.
Most Americans would not. But virtually any other animal that is made of meat is on the menu.
I would not knowingly eat a cat or dog.
Most Americans would not. But virtually any other animal that is made of meat is on the menu.
I've never knowingly eaten cat.
But i ate dog twice, once knowingly.
not particularly flavoursome and a little fatty.
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A buddy of mine from work is from the Philippines.
He used to tell us how to cook dogs and how great they tasted.
He said that it's better than chicken because you get 4 "drumsticks".
He used to tell us how to cook dogs and how great they tasted.
He said that it's better than chicken because you get 4 "drumsticks".
He ought to try spider then.
Flavour's good but I hate the way they burst in the mouth.
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Oh, yeah. Insects are also big over there he says.
I've never eaten one that I'm aware of...So likely just a few that I wasn't aware of.
Such as in a hot dog
I've never eaten one that I'm aware of...So likely just a few that I wasn't aware of.
Such as in a hot dog
I do like fried locusts.
They're crunchy and yummy like potato chips.
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Lots of missing potential for protein.
I'm not 100% against the practice. It's just not in our culture.
We have so much food, a lot of it goes uneaten.
There was a fad with chocolate covered ants years ago. But it was 99% chocolate and an ant.
Not very adventurous.
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Kelly just took Suki outside. Time to make my move and turn the AC thermostat down to 70 and go to bed.
Had that , too.
In England, it was a luxury item.
And had a lot more crunchy ants in it.
And then there are honey ants where you bite off the whole abdomen which is like a ball of, er..well honey.
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I've seen pictures of them
