At leat you caneat the fuckers!
Not had evil experiences with geese but I remember going to the Regent's Park childrens' part of the zoo. This goat just went up to this 6 year old who was minding his own business and just butted the little tyke about 5 yards up the road.
Ever since I've made a point of eating goat when I see it on any menu just to assure myself there is one less of the fuckers on the planet.
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Tue 28 Oct 2003, 14:13,
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Not had evil experiences with geese but I remember going to the Regent's Park childrens' part of the zoo. This goat just went up to this 6 year old who was minding his own business and just butted the little tyke about 5 yards up the road.
Ever since I've made a point of eating goat when I see it on any menu just to assure myself there is one less of the fuckers on the planet.
so we are agreedon two things.
1. they are both evil (which is more evil is an area of dispute)
2. they should both be consumed whenever possible.
there is a place that serves goat right up the street, hmmmm.
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Tue 28 Oct 2003, 14:16,
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1. they are both evil (which is more evil is an area of dispute)
2. they should both be consumed whenever possible.
there is a place that serves goat right up the street, hmmmm.
CurriedI trust....
Just read (BBC News) there could be a turkey shortage by Christmas due to a disease called blackhead. Goose could be a good alternative..
Edit: Trying to imagine turkeys covered in zits....
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Tue 28 Oct 2003, 14:19,
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Just read (BBC News) there could be a turkey shortage by Christmas due to a disease called blackhead. Goose could be a good alternative..
Edit: Trying to imagine turkeys covered in zits....
let's not lose focus by focusinggoats and geese are evil.
eat them.
NOW.
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Tue 28 Oct 2003, 14:20,
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eat them.
NOW.
geese are so evilThey use them near Dumbarton to stop glaswegians from breaking into the whisky distillery.
100% of fact
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Tue 28 Oct 2003, 14:18,
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100% of fact
