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a wild, rare recipe3 total reviews
Comment from Sallyo
Indeed we do. We also eat rabbit and beef, fish, chicken, lamb and so on. I've never eaten possum though, and many other possibilities are protected. I like the humour in this one.
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Indeed we do. We also eat rabbit and beef, fish, chicken, lamb and so on. I've never eaten possum though, and many other possibilities are protected. I like the humour in this one.
Comment Written 24-Sep-2024
Comment from tempeste
Ciao poet,
you now have two votes.
I can understand the native Aborigines eating kangaroo but it doesn't appeal to me.
The Australians already have so much cattle and sheep , I don't see why they feel the need to hunt and eat kangaroos.
I saw a National geographic episode where they showed that kangaroos startle and freeze when you shine light on them.
Easy prey for a hunter with a rifle.
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Ciao poet,
you now have two votes.
I can understand the native Aborigines eating kangaroo but it doesn't appeal to me.
The Australians already have so much cattle and sheep , I don't see why they feel the need to hunt and eat kangaroos.
I saw a National geographic episode where they showed that kangaroos startle and freeze when you shine light on them.
Easy prey for a hunter with a rifle.
Comment Written 24-Sep-2024
Comment from Bill Schott
This senryu, Fav Food, has the proper formatting and makes the American's gasp that anyone would eat a kangaroo. I suspect, if we got kicked by one, we would eat them all.
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This senryu, Fav Food, has the proper formatting and makes the American's gasp that anyone would eat a kangaroo. I suspect, if we got kicked by one, we would eat them all.
Comment Written 23-Sep-2024