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I have one of those.
He puts them in the sink with water and passes a brush over them.
He puts them in the sink with water and passes a brush over them.
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Poor downtrodden soul. That's no kind of life for a man to lead.
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Oh I dunno. He grew em he can wash em.
He cooks em too very frequently.
He cooks em too very frequently.
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Pheasants. Grrrr. They've eaten my Brussels sprouts. I've asked Santa for a gun.Flyfisher said:
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Good idea, then you can have pheasant as well.
We had it again tonight and duck is on the menu tomorrow, then partridge on Wednesday.
Then it's wait until Saturday shoot day again
We had it again tonight and duck is on the menu tomorrow, then partridge on Wednesday.
Then it's wait until Saturday shoot day again
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I'd much rather consume sprouts via a pheasant; it's one of the few vegetables I really can't bear. Probably the only one, actually.
'Shoot day', Graham? You mean organic, free-range, low food-miles shopping day surely?
'Shoot day', Graham? You mean organic, free-range, low food-miles shopping day surely?
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The way I go shopping they tend to have quite a few miles under their belt