Today I learnt that ...

Gremlin said:
Bye the beer glass, you'll be well pickled by the time we get things organised :p
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That's what I'm hoping for. I'd rather not be conscious when you stick a big metal pole up my bum and put me over a fire. :runaway:
 
Don't know what will go with llama but a nice red would work for me as the marinade
 
Llamaman said:
A lifelong diet of fatty food and excessive drinking has been preparing me for just this moment. I should be tender, have delicious fat marbling and a faint note of ale.

I would suggest serving me with dauphinoise or bircher potatoes, roasted French beans and a malty English ale.
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Sorry Andy but you are making yourself sound delicious
 
Llamaman said:
A lifelong diet of fatty food and excessive drinking has been preparing me for just this moment. I should be tender, have delicious fat marbling and a faint note of ale.

I would suggest serving me with dauphinoise or bircher potatoes, roasted French beans and a malty English ale.
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I feel like I should join Facebook just so I can share with the world a cellphone pic of your juicy goodness when served :lol:

You're a good camelid!
 
You can do that and post here, I have ;)
 
viv1969 said:
You've previously partaken of Llamaman? :eek:

*Goes off to use the search function*!
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Oh god no, I have morals you know ;)
I ment posted a picture from my phone :)
 
Gremlin said:
Oh god no, I have morals you know ;)
I ment posted a picture from my phone :)
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Ohhhh I can do it from the phone, but with no twitfacetagram accounts, my sharing options are limited :lol:

(I keep hearing that folk seem to share a lot of images on social media, of their food before they eat it....but someone could be having me on :lol: )
 
viv1969 said:
(I keep hearing that folk seem to share a lot of images on social media, of their food before they eat it....but someone could be having me on :LOL:
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No, they speak the truth, its the second time they see their their food / drink, images you should try and avoid though :D
 
Cobra said:
No, they speak the truth, its the second time they see their their food / drink, images you should try and avoid though :D
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Ewwwwwwww!!! :puke:
 
Cobra said:
No, they speak the truth, its the second time they see their their food / drink, images you should try and avoid though :D
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You must have some weird friends :rolleyes:o_O
 
Gremlin said:
and to prove their point they put up a picture of BULLOCKS which TBH I find far more curious/intimidating then cows
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I think there are laws about leaving bullocks alone in fields. That's why cows kill more people because nobody suspects them ;)
 
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JonathanRyan said:
I think there are laws about leaving bullocks alone in fields. That's why cows kill more people because nobody suspects them ;)
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Think you'll find that's Bulls not Bullocks
 
Castrated male cattle of any age are normally referred to as bullocks, hence my saying that's what they were in the picture, normally raised for beef in this country
 
Gremlin said:
Castrated male cattle of any age are normally referred to as bullocks, hence my saying that's what they were in the picture, normally raised for beef in this country
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Today I learned what bullocks are :) More like geldings than foals then.

Out of interest, what are they normally raised for in other countries?
 
JonathanRyan said:
Today I learned what bullocks are :) More like geldings than foals then.

Out of interest, what are they normally raised for in other countries?
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Same thing in the main.
Steers in the Americas....different names in different places, but most will wind up on a plate.
 
SarahLee said:
Does the castration contribute to a better flavour?
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Don't know TBH think it's more to make them easier to handle, calms them down supposedly, they still seem to follow you through
fields though.

JonathanRyan said:
Out of interest, what are they normally raised for in other countries?
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In Asian countries they use them as working animals to pull carts/plough etc.
Probably they end up as food when they get too old for that
 
I rather fancy having him over for dinner... ;)
 
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