POTUS Election '24...you heard it here first!
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This is basically my student loan forgiveness position, that young people have no idea what they are doing at the time. Not that there should be no consequences, but perfect example of making a decision and not being able to understand the impact at the time.
But are they eating them?
I too have thought that abandoned pets could help to feed people. Horses too.I mean... if you kill an animal, you should fuckin' be REQUIRED to eat it. IMO. Killing for sport is the sign of a fucking psychopath.
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does it count if you nuked it from orbitI mean... if you kill an animal, you should fuckin' be REQUIRED to eat it. IMO. Killing for sport is the sign of a fucking psychopath.
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The finished ink looks fake.
Just trying to get clicks to her OF account.
Edit - Tattoo artist explains the fake-ness of the fake tattoo. I gave it 3 minutes and that was enough.
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Yep - and most countries don't have an issue with eating horse. Surprisingly, it's actually legal in most U.S. states. https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/horse-slaughter-legal-states
Pretty sure you are wrong.Is that @eric strt6 's wife?
However, I think I found your most recent picture.
So uh hey, looking at your username, are you a Haitian immigrant in Springfield hiding in plain sight?
Uh wild boar tastes fucking rank
I was always under the impression it depended upon what they ate.
Only had it once and it was like a beefy pork.
I had horse steak in Iceland where there are more horses than people. I was told they are pretty much an invasive nuisance and eatin' is necessary for population control.
Good thing they are tasty.
It's a fair cop.Pretty sure you are wrong.
However, I think I found your most recent picture.
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That does *not* look like a woman that would eat horse.
I invite everyone here to try it and understand just how wrong you are.
There's no accounting for taste.
It's more exotic if you call it cinghiale. Mmmmm, cinghiale.
As with all things Trump, the veneer is designed to separate rubes, from their money.
Also in New Hampshire...First thing we should go after, IMO, is "wild" boar in the south.
Mmmm... wild boar...
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I've had it in Tuscany as well as Fort Worth. Both times - DELICIOUS. I'm actually going to go to a local butcher here in town to get some wild boar shoulder and ribs so I can make my own ragu.
Perhaps you've been eating Floridian wild boar?
I've had it from Florida and Pennsylvania. Every time it tasted like boar musk.I've had it in Tuscany as well as Fort Worth. Both times - DELICIOUS. I'm actually going to go to a local butcher here in town to get some wild boar shoulder and ribs so I can make my own ragu.
Perhaps you've been eating Floridian wild boar?
As carnitas?
Maybe check out France, you might like it better if they have been dining on acorns and truffles?
I wouldn't mind a trip to france but I'm not going to eat fricken boar in the culinary capital of the world.
Sorry, man, but Tuscany is the culinary capital of the world. And they have some simply *outstanding* boar.
Wild game meats run the gamut of flavor the world over. Not just due to what they eat, but often due to how they were killed, and how quickly they were processed.
I had no idea you were a wild game expert.
I am an AI bot.
Seriously, though, we have a bunch of hunter friends here, and the ‘exotic’ presentation of game meat is overrated. Often when it is presented at parties, bbq’s, etc, the beef, pork, and chicken options just taste better.
But sometimes…. OMFG.
Seriously, though, we have a bunch of hunter friends here, and the ‘exotic’ presentation of game meat is overrated. Often when it is presented at parties, bbq’s, etc, the beef, pork, and chicken options just taste better.
But sometimes…. OMFG.
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