Where can I get a Piglet from?
09 April 2009, 07:51 PM
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Where can I get a Piglet from?
I know it might be a long shot on here but does anyone know where I can get a full Piglet (dead) ready for roasting at very short notice (i.e. tomorrow) in the Manchester / Stockport area?
No jokes about spit roasting, its too obvious
No jokes about spit roasting, its too obvious
09 April 2009, 08:31 PM
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When I first saw the title I thought it was a joke, wasn't it on the news that 500 piglets have been stolen or something stupid to that effect?
obviously I reilise its a serious thread now : )
Scott.
obviously I reilise its a serious thread now : )
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10 April 2009, 04:53 PM
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10 April 2009, 06:01 PM
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Who was the first 1 she asked for help when that bugger escaped???? Me
Besides, its good for kids to know where food comes from. A fact I will not hide from my kids if I ever have any.
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Why? I think its good that children know where there food comes from, some children these days (even adults) have not got a clue what they are eating, Ive had mine breaking chicken necks and plucking the feathers (he doesnt like gutting them because of the smell) Some of the children we have had round for tea are so detached from food its unreal, won't eat 'real' fish fingers, only out of a packet etc
) Some of the children we have had round for tea are so detached from food its unreal, won't eat 'real' fish fingers, only out of a packet etc
10 April 2009, 06:23 PM
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Why? I think its good that children know where there food comes from, some children these days (even adults) have not got a clue what they are eating, Ive had mine breaking chicken necks and plucking the feathers (he doesnt like gutting them because of the smell) Some of the children we have had round for tea are so detached from food its unreal, won't eat 'real' fish fingers, only out of a packet etc
) Some of the children we have had round for tea are so detached from food its unreal, won't eat 'real' fish fingers, only out of a packet etcBring them round here, if they think gutting a chicken smells. Try a full grown bullock with 15 litres of manure in it's gut
I'll even pay them with tripe and onions
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Why? I think its good that children know where there food comes from, some children these days (even adults) have not got a clue what they are eating, Ive had mine breaking chicken necks and plucking the feathers (he doesnt like gutting them because of the smell) Some of the children we have had round for tea are so detached from food its unreal, won't eat 'real' fish fingers, only out of a packet etc
) Some of the children we have had round for tea are so detached from food its unreal, won't eat 'real' fish fingers, only out of a packet etc
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Why? I think its good that children know where there food comes from, some children these days (even adults) have not got a clue what they are eating, Ive had mine breaking chicken necks and plucking the feathers (he doesnt like gutting them because of the smell) Some of the children we have had round for tea are so detached from food its unreal, won't eat 'real' fish fingers, only out of a packet etc
) Some of the children we have had round for tea are so detached from food its unreal, won't eat 'real' fish fingers, only out of a packet etc
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