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over a year ago
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"Reported.
Should not feel the need to report stuff you do not like just ignore work's just as well...
99% it's a joke..
Agree, that's why I said "Wait for it" above
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"Reported.
Should not feel the need to report stuff you do not like just ignore work's just as well...
99% it's a joke..
Agree, that's why I said "Wait for it" above
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I think its really bad taste.
I am entitled to post. Same as you are. |
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"Reported.
Should not feel the need to report stuff you do not like just ignore work's just as well...
99% it's a joke..
Agree, that's why I said "Wait for it" above
I think its really bad taste.
I am entitled to post. Same as you are."
How you know have you eaten his reddit.. |
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Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did !  x |
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"Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did ! x"
Offttt that's brutal  |
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By *rushman OP Man
over a year ago
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"Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did ! x"
So you ate your own rabbit??  |
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"Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did ! x
Offttt that's brutal "
Yes it was she did cruel stuff! I asked her why b 4 she died but she just laughed it of ! I do still love and miss her dispite how she was x |
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"Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did ! x
So you ate your own rabbit?? "
Unfortunately yes!  x |
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By *rushman OP Man
over a year ago
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"Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did ! x
So you ate your own rabbit??
Unfortunately yes! x"
I feel so sorry for you but at the same time i cant stop laughing im so sorry |
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"Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did ! x
So you ate your own rabbit??
Unfortunately yes! x
I feel so sorry for you but at the same time i cant stop laughing im so sorry "
That's ok was long time ago! Probably 50 odd years! I no longer eat meat but that only happened 6 or so years ago x |
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"awww looks like i hit a nerve lol
Yeah it's a fluffy forum at times.
But it's legal to keep them for eating, I think?
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No different to keeping chickens etc.
But obviously chickens aren't as cute.
Wild ones taste better though. |
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Animals serve different purposes in different contexts. But we should respect all of them rather than try to upset people, I think.
Yes, people eat and wear rabbit. Deliberately conflating that with pet rabbits is designed to be inflammatory. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"does that mean there is irishmen in irish stew?
And toads in toads in the hole?? X
Spotted dick
Now that's meat I'd make an exception for! x"
I'll pass on the spotted bit and straight to the dick x |
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
Many years ago I sold a refrigerated van to a smallholder who bred rabbits on an industrial scale, the van was for delivering the slaughtered and prepared rabbits to butchers shops around his local area.
To this day the local butcher I use still sells rabbit meat. Ideal for pies and casseroles apparently. |
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"Many years ago I sold a refrigerated van to a smallholder who bred rabbits on an industrial scale, the van was for delivering the slaughtered and prepared rabbits to butchers shops around his local area.
To this day the local butcher I use still sells rabbit meat. Ideal for pies and casseroles apparently. "
We had rabbit stew when I was a child.
Mom told us it was chicken. It tasted pretty good |
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By *olgateMan
over a year ago
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"does that mean there is irishmen in irish stew?
And toads in toads in the hole?? X"
I prefer wild holes to farmed ones.
Does the OP have enough batteries for that amount of sex toys ? |
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I used to love rabbit stew.
I've taken off the feet and the head and gutted fresh kill....
We used to ask the butcher for rabbits feet.
I've been vegan for about 4 years now. How times change.
#uglyanimalsmatter |
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By (user no longer on site)
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The national dish of Malta is rabbit stew. It is very nice. If you ever go you will also find horse meat on some menu's. The Mrs drew the line at that as she owns two horses!!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I wonder if Elmer Fudd actually ever got to eat wabbit stew"
That reminds me I pilot friend of mine was coming into land when he spotted a wabbit on the wunway and had to go wound.. True storey |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I wonder if Elmer Fudd actually ever got to eat wabbit stew
That reminds me I pilot friend of mine was coming into land when he spotted a wabbit on the wunway and had to go wound.. True storey"
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When we were kids my dad had chickens and rabbits for the table. We had one or the other on Sunday. I was born in 1956, my parents had lived through WW2 growing and rearing your own food was a necessity.
I wouldn't buy livestock for the table from a pet shop though, it wouldn't make for decent eating and would be a very expensive way of doing it |
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A friend lived on a horse estate and you were not allowed to kill any deer unless it was injured..his dad used to find an injured deer once a month....fresh and tasty...just spit out the buck shot... |
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"Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did ! x"
That's so fucked up! I'm sorry. |
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"Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did ! x
That's so fucked up! I'm sorry."
That really is terrible x |
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"Remember my mum got the man on corner to murder my pet rabbits she said she was taking them to butcher as they used to buy pet rabbits back in the day! After dinner that was supposedly chicken she told me it was one of them! Cant belive she could do that! But she did ! x
That's so fucked up! I'm sorry.
That really is terrible x"
It's like a scene out of Anthony Hopkins movie... With faber beans and a nice bottle of chianti.... As his childhood experiences turned him into a..... Swinger? |
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"You joke about that, but a mates dad did just this as the kids never looked after it. He gave them rabbit stew for tea as well."
seems to be a theme here in stories of pet rabbits that were killed and possibly fed to the family 
my rabbit bit someone through a vein in her hand while we were on holiday so my dad said he couldnt have it around the kids. at the time he told me he set it free but in a post divorce argument my mum let the truth out |
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"You joke about that, but a mates dad did just this as the kids never looked after it. He gave them rabbit stew for tea as well.
seems to be a theme here in stories of pet rabbits that were killed and possibly fed to the family
my rabbit bit someone through a vein in her hand while we were on holiday so my dad said he couldnt have it around the kids. at the time he told me he set it free but in a post divorce argument my mum let the truth out "
He went to the farm at the top of the fields? Like my old dog did..? |
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"You joke about that, but a mates dad did just this as the kids never looked after it. He gave them rabbit stew for tea as well.
seems to be a theme here in stories of pet rabbits that were killed and possibly fed to the family
my rabbit bit someone through a vein in her hand while we were on holiday so my dad said he couldnt have it around the kids. at the time he told me he set it free but in a post divorce argument my mum let the truth out
He went to the farm at the top of the fields? Like my old dog did..? "
yes, the top of crock pot hill |
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By *rushman OP Man
over a year ago
Northampton |
"Many years ago I sold a refrigerated van to a smallholder who bred rabbits on an industrial scale, the van was for delivering the slaughtered and prepared rabbits to butchers shops around his local area.
To this day the local butcher I use still sells rabbit meat. Ideal for pies and casseroles apparently. "
OUTSTANDING |
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By *rushman OP Man
over a year ago
Northampton |
"Many years ago I sold a refrigerated van to a smallholder who bred rabbits on an industrial scale, the van was for delivering the slaughtered and prepared rabbits to butchers shops around his local area.
To this day the local butcher I use still sells rabbit meat. Ideal for pies and casseroles apparently.
We had rabbit stew when I was a child.
Mom told us it was chicken. It tasted pretty good "
EXCELLENT! |
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By *rushman OP Man
over a year ago
Northampton |
"My dad killed my pet chickens and we had them with roast potatoes, carrots and broccoli. They were delicious.
We also had fresh eggs! Win win - unless you’re a chicken. "
Reminds me of my time growing up in Ghana, all our meats were freshly prepared. No frozen stuff! |
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This forum debate reflects a very strange relationship with food many of us Brits have. Unless it's a chicken breast in a packet most won't cook it and are happy to discard the rest of the animal. We regularly eat venison, rabbit, duck, goat, offal etc. We used to keep chickens too.
By the way Rick Stein has a wonderful Rabbit with Agen prunes recipe! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"awww looks like i hit a nerve lol
I don't know if anyone's aware but rabbit is a national dish in Malta? And no, I didn't try it when I was last there!"
I did and it was really tasty. To get the kids to eat it they called it underground chicken. They make an excellent rabbit ragu as well. |
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By *rushman OP Man
over a year ago
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"This forum debate reflects a very strange relationship with food many of us Brits have. Unless it's a chicken breast in a packet most won't cook it and are happy to discard the rest of the animal. We regularly eat venison, rabbit, duck, goat, offal etc. We used to keep chickens too.
By the way Rick Stein has a wonderful Rabbit with Agen prunes recipe!"
Yup, most people won't even touch fish unless it's breaded or fillet  |
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"This forum debate reflects a very strange relationship with food many of us Brits have. Unless it's a chicken breast in a packet most won't cook it and are happy to discard the rest of the animal. We regularly eat venison, rabbit, duck, goat, offal etc. We used to keep chickens too.
By the way Rick Stein has a wonderful Rabbit with Agen prunes recipe!
Yup, most people won't even touch fish unless it's breaded or fillet "
We love fish too! Totally agree. We must be the only island where people are afraid of fish! |
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"This forum debate reflects a very strange relationship with food many of us Brits have. Unless it's a chicken breast in a packet most won't cook it and are happy to discard the rest of the animal. We regularly eat venison, rabbit, duck, goat, offal etc. We used to keep chickens too.
By the way Rick Stein has a wonderful Rabbit with Agen prunes recipe!"
I love offal too. Quite often me and my dad will share some stuffed hearts when his wife isn't in (obviously not this year). Love kidneys on toast, trotters, liver etc. Not squeamish about heads on things etc. |
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"This forum debate reflects a very strange relationship with food many of us Brits have. Unless it's a chicken breast in a packet most won't cook it and are happy to discard the rest of the animal. We regularly eat venison, rabbit, duck, goat, offal etc. We used to keep chickens too.
By the way Rick Stein has a wonderful Rabbit with Agen prunes recipe!
I love offal too. Quite often me and my dad will share some stuffed hearts when his wife isn't in (obviously not this year). Love kidneys on toast, trotters, liver etc. Not squeamish about heads on things etc. "
Yum! We used to have beeves heart on Sundays too. Dad was from Brum..... Sweetbreads were a treat... love them. Used to make our own brawn from pigs heads. Kidneys were a huge favourite of mine for breakfast.... mixed grill was delicious.
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People in western countries and cultures eat rabbit, ostrich, deer, horse, crocodile, goat, frogs, snails... I've never eaten any of that and I don't think I could
I've not eaten dog or shark either and I grew up in both Western and Eastern cultures.
Just find it interesting what people are okay with and what they aren't.  |
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"This forum debate reflects a very strange relationship with food many of us Brits have. Unless it's a chicken breast in a packet most won't cook it and are happy to discard the rest of the animal. We regularly eat venison, rabbit, duck, goat, offal etc. We used to keep chickens too.
By the way Rick Stein has a wonderful Rabbit with Agen prunes recipe!"
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By (user no longer on site)
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I enjoy eating venison, rabbit, duck, pheasant, goat in fact I am waiting for the Caribbean restaurant to open near me and try the goat curry.
People have got so used to process meat. |
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By *arkus1812Man
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Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
"This forum debate reflects a very strange relationship with food many of us Brits have. Unless it's a chicken breast in a packet most won't cook it and are happy to discard the rest of the animal. We regularly eat venison, rabbit, duck, goat, offal etc. We used to keep chickens too.
By the way Rick Stein has a wonderful Rabbit with Agen prunes recipe!
I love offal too. Quite often me and my dad will share some stuffed hearts when his wife isn't in (obviously not this year). Love kidneys on toast, trotters, liver etc. Not squeamish about heads on things etc.
Yum! We used to have beeves heart on Sundays too. Dad was from Brum..... Sweetbreads were a treat... love them. Used to make our own brawn from pigs heads. Kidneys were a huge favourite of mine for breakfast.... mixed grill was delicious.
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My old Grandad used to say the only part of a pig you cannot eat was its squeal. |
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"People in western countries and cultures eat rabbit, ostrich, deer, horse, crocodile, goat, frogs, snails... I've never eaten any of that and I don't think I could
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Just find it interesting what people are okay with and what they aren't. "
In the past year I've eaten all of those. I like horse the best, it's like beef but much leaner.
A few years ago I had squirrel, not impressed with it hardly any meat on it. |
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I ate tinned horse when I was out in Mongolia.
As a dining experience it left a lot to be desired. Especially when washed down with fermented yaks milk... |
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By *orny PTMan
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"This forum debate reflects a very strange relationship with food many of us Brits have. Unless it's a chicken breast in a packet most won't cook it and are happy to discard the rest of the animal. We regularly eat venison, rabbit, duck, goat, offal etc. We used to keep chickens too.
By the way Rick Stein has a wonderful Rabbit with Agen prunes recipe!
I love offal too. Quite often me and my dad will share some stuffed hearts when his wife isn't in (obviously not this year). Love kidneys on toast, trotters, liver etc. Not squeamish about heads on things etc.
Yum! We used to have beeves heart on Sundays too. Dad was from Brum..... Sweetbreads were a treat... love them. Used to make our own brawn from pigs heads. Kidneys were a huge favourite of mine for breakfast.... mixed grill was delicious.
My old Grandad used to say the only part of a pig you cannot eat was its squeal."
Trotters are vile, so is Boycie! |
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By *rushman OP Man
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"People in western countries and cultures eat rabbit, ostrich, deer, horse, crocodile, goat, frogs, snails... I've never eaten any of that and I don't think I could
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Just find it interesting what people are okay with and what they aren't.
In the past year I've eaten all of those. I like horse the best, it's like beef but much leaner.
A few years ago I had squirrel, not impressed with it hardly any meat on it."
If you live in England i think you've unknowingly |
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"This forum debate reflects a very strange relationship with food many of us Brits have. Unless it's a chicken breast in a packet most won't cook it and are happy to discard the rest of the animal. We regularly eat venison, rabbit, duck, goat, offal etc. We used to keep chickens too.
By the way Rick Stein has a wonderful Rabbit with Agen prunes recipe!
I love offal too. Quite often me and my dad will share some stuffed hearts when his wife isn't in (obviously not this year). Love kidneys on toast, trotters, liver etc. Not squeamish about heads on things etc.
Yum! We used to have beeves heart on Sundays too. Dad was from Brum..... Sweetbreads were a treat... love them. Used to make our own brawn from pigs heads. Kidneys were a huge favourite of mine for breakfast.... mixed grill was delicious.
My old Grandad used to say the only part of a pig you cannot eat was its squeal.
Trotters are vile, so is Boycie!"
Haha
Saw trotter on sale in Morrisons the other day. I'm gonna go get some later for a weekend treat |
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