lawdog1
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I own my own chickens and they’re not not that expensive to buy live.
(No, I don’t eat them. Chickens are my son’s favorite animal so they’re pets. They egg supply is awesome though).
I own my own chickens and they’re not not that expensive to buy live.
(No, I don’t eat them. Chickens are my son’s favorite animal so they’re pets. They egg supply is awesome though).
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If you have a pen or something you should consider ducks.
Or a duck.
Duck eggs are so much better than chicken eggs.
Or a duck.
Duck eggs are so much better than chicken eggs.
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I'm sorry, what? $30?!
solewoman
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Let’s be honest how many folks you know nowadays that’s up to butchering a live animal?All that fried chicken you letting live
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The first question you would have to ask os how many folks you know has chickens besides Azelia Banks.
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Shrimp, yuca fries and French fries.
Carne con platanos.
lawdog1
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I only know one (non-chef) person who has butchered a chicken themselves and it was my friend’s Filipino grandma and she’s kind of scary.
lawdog1
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It’s more than you think. My neighborhood is very sub-urban and there are like 4 house just within a block of mine that keep chickens. And there’s probably more I don’t know of.
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My MIL butchers a goat every year. I don’t have the stomach for it. Most certainly don’t know how.I only know one (non-chef) person who has butchered a chicken themselves and it was my friend’s Filipino grandma and she’s kind of scary.
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Got a couple friends that hunt deer in upstate NY that butcher their own ****. Don't think I could bring myself to do it.
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Been involved with the butchering of chickens and goats.I only know one (non-chef) person who has butchered a chicken themselves and it was my friend’s Filipino grandma and she’s kind of scary.
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I've killed chickens and ducks before and it's rough.
Especially when they struggle when they know it's coming.
Put a squirrel out of its misery once.
Never killed a pig but seen it done plenty of times.
I could never kill a cow unless I was starving.
They're like big dogs
Especially when they struggle when they know it's coming.
Put a squirrel out of its misery once.
Never killed a pig but seen it done plenty of times.
I could never kill a cow unless I was starving.
They're like big dogs
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I’ve caught and cleaned my own fish. Been a solid 20 years though. Learned those lessons and kept it pushing
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Couldn't be able to kill an animal and eat it, unless if it was the only way I guess.
But if I have to kill animals to eat meat I would turn into a vegetarian
But if I have to kill animals to eat meat I would turn into a vegetarian
lawdog1
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Couldn't be able to kill an animal and eat it, unless if it was the only way I guess.
But if I have to kill animals to eat meat I would turn into a vegetarian
With you, man. I’m not built for that life. I don’t even like the feeling of squishing a big bug. I’m soft, I guess...
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I hate insects/arachnids as long as they come into my home, if they're outside I do not want to kill them neither, I even took some pictures of some arachnidsWith you, man. I’m not built for that life. I don’t even like the feeling of squishing a big bug. I’m soft, I guess...
Some of them are impressive, so big we can easily see mandibles and variations of colors...
Arachnids are both disgusting and fascinating, hard to explain it. Very intelligent but their aspect plus their placid attitude kind of scary
Oh, that and the fact we often see them when we are not supposed to be in a place like when you wake up to go to the toilets and see some shadow on the wall in your visual field.
That must play a part.
lawdog1
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You other regulars in here watch food/cooking shows on TV? Probably what I watch most behind movies and basketball. Top Chef, Chopped, Triple D - good stuff.
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Beat Bobby Flay
Chopped
Ugly Delicious
Chopped
Ugly Delicious
lawdog1
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Forgot about Beat Bobby Flay. That’s another good one. Added bonus, Flay knows a lot of cute women and gets them to come on the show.
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Wife and I sitting here watching Top Chef together. One of three shows we record to watch as a couple.
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Ever since Diners Drive in and Dives premiered, I feel as if food and cooking shows have taken a nosedive aside from chopped.
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I like Cutthroat Kitchen for the sheer *******.
DDD is cool to find places where you can eat like you hate yourself.
**** That's Delicious was like a youthful Parts Unknown. Shame it's done.
Speaking of, Bourdain will always be the GOAT food/travel guy.
Love me some Gordon Ramsay. Kitchen Nightmares, Master Chef, Hell's Kitchen, F Word. BBC versions are always better, but the American versions really satiate my cravings for **** TV.
DDD is cool to find places where you can eat like you hate yourself.
**** That's Delicious was like a youthful Parts Unknown. Shame it's done.
Speaking of, Bourdain will always be the GOAT food/travel guy.
Love me some Gordon Ramsay. Kitchen Nightmares, Master Chef, Hell's Kitchen, F Word. BBC versions are always better, but the American versions really satiate my cravings for **** TV.
