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Postby 7db » Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:01 pm


I quite enjoyed the guinea-pig, despite the rather surprised look post-spatchcocking. Not very meaty but quite a light delicate meat, quite unlike squirrel.
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Postby SammyTheSnake » Thu Nov 16, 2006 2:20 am


My parents live in the lake district where they're still figting the rising tide of grey squirrels. They have a trap in their back garden that shuts the door when anything heavy enough to be a squirrel stands on the wee plate full of nuts, but there's a hole large enough for a red squirrel, and small enough to keep in a grey squirrel. Then they call a man who "disposes of" the greys they catch.

I keep telling them they should keep them and make a stew...

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Postby SamD » Thu Nov 16, 2006 12:03 pm


7db wrote:I quite enjoyed the guinea-pig, despite the rather surprised look post-spatchcocking. Not very meaty but quite a light delicate meat, quite unlike squirrel.


As the original poster I am rather pleased at how spectacularly off topic this thread has got. Proof, if ever it was needed, that 'where the thread goes nobody knows'.

I'm no squirrel eater by the way, but I'll take all the pigeon I can find. Outstanding in a bit of garlic and ginger.
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Postby 7db » Thu Nov 16, 2006 2:15 pm


I drew the line at snake heart and duck foetus, but I know others that weren't so squeamish.
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Postby James » Sat Nov 18, 2006 11:37 am


This post was moved due to it going way off topic...

It has been discussed and the decision made to leave it open to give it a chance to get back on topic... otherwise it may be locked.

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Postby nuster100 » Thu Nov 30, 2006 9:51 am


Just saw last night's episode.

Was rooting for the driver of the X5 to get done.

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Postby crr003 » Thu Nov 30, 2006 12:04 pm


nuster100 wrote:Was rooting for the driver of the X5 to get done.

I wonder what the evidence was - they didn't get any DNA? It didn't sound good when the Sgt. was narrating, but then they get a result!
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Postby nuster100 » Thu Nov 30, 2006 12:12 pm


CCTV caught him and the wife leaving the site, and the wife comming back.

Witnesses spotted him getting out.

Feel sorry for the other driver, there was nothing left of her car. Getting shunted at an apparent 80-100 mph, and pushed through a load of trees.

Still, 4 years for wrecking someones life.

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Postby crr003 » Thu Nov 30, 2006 12:20 pm


nuster100 wrote:CCTV caught him and the wife leaving the site, and the wife comming back.

Witnesses spotted him getting out.

Ta - I must stop trying to watch TV with one eye/ear and do t'internet with the other......
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