OTOH I've heard it said that shipping green beans from africa, out of season, uses less energy than heating greenhouses in Europe to grow them locally.
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OT: Onions from Australia! WTF!
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It's not really the fact that it was a horse that worried people like me, it was that it had bypassed all the QC system so probably it was horsemeat that was unfit to eat.
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the video didn't conclusively show them falsifying the dates, It showed them taking off one (older) label from a crate and putting on a new one. That might have been the correct thing to do at that point for all we know.
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we get some of our potatoes from Sahara in Egypt.
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Readily available in Chinese restaraunts.
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Under the Chow Mein section of the Menu.
G.Harman
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Never tried buffalo, and now I probably will not.
Kangaroo and ostrich are nice.
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Some lucky bastard sat down and ate Shergar. That was not a cheap horse.
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Is there nothing you won't put in your mouth? Read that as you see fit...
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ROFL!
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Brandy. Horrible stuff.
I am taking the explorers out rabbiting in a few weeks time. They will have to kill, skin, cook and eat their rabbits.
It always ends in tears for a couple of them.
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Don't be put off so easily. I find buffalo perfectly edible (though pricey!). But then, despite Beecham's advice, I even tried English folk dancing in 1971 ;)
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Try a French one:-)
Talking of horses and thick people - my late Grandmother once told me about her helping a police officer drag a dead horse (around the year
1945) from Lower Castlereagh Street to Wellington Street in Barnsley.After they had dragged the dead horse around the corner (with help from others) it turned out the police officer did this because he did not know how to spell Castlereagh and thought that it would we easier to drag the horse onto Wellington Street as he could spell Wellington and then fill in his note book saying he found the dead horse on Wellington Street.
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MM. Do you know how much food is irradiated to kill bugs?
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I have. It's very nice.
Agreed.
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+1
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Brussels sprouts...
Bill
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In Doncaster that is the St Sepulchre Gate joke.
Bill
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So it has a sporting chance of running away.
Bill
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I don't expect the rabbits enjoy it much either.
Is this the week before or after their "looking after cuddly animals" badge?
Owain