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30 January 2006, 04:44 PM
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"It's good meat for free and I know nobody has been messing with it and feeding it with hormones and growth accelerants and so on. It's just natural, fully organic meat."
I bet those that brand him wierd enjoy munching on McDonalds and KFC. Ironic really...
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Some of his more unusual meals have included a greater horseshoe bat and otter. He regularly eats badger, rabbit, deer, weasel, hedgehog, squirrel and fox.
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Sounds like good sense to me. Almost certainly better meat than what you can buy in the large supermarkets...
30 January 2006, 08:29 PM
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He's actually only 28 years old but suffers from Road-Kill Induced Dementia.
Seriously though, unless the animal is a fresh one it doesn't matter a whit how well it's cooked - the toxins from the pathogenic bacteria may not be denatured at ordinary temperatures.
My advice is to go and smack something yourself - at least you know it's fresh.
K.
Seriously though, unless the animal is a fresh one it doesn't matter a whit how well it's cooked - the toxins from the pathogenic bacteria may not be denatured at ordinary temperatures.
My advice is to go and smack something yourself - at least you know it's fresh.
K.
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