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DST

DST

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Offal is not something that you are allowed to sell in products in the US. They documentary mention special offal free haggis made in the US for Burns Suppers for example. So although all cuts of meat may be used, there are parts in sheep that you sure are not allowed to use, and I think that was the point the butcher was trying to make. Yet I guess they shove scraped meat from carcuses, eyelashes and such into hotdogs:shock: along with who knows what else. I shudder to think what is in some things at the supermarkets here.
 
curious old fart

curious old fart

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Sheep and goat make up a small percentage of the meat consumed in the us. Beef, pig, and chicken are our main meat sources and we pretty much consume all parts, hearts, livers, kidneys and the intestines are used for chitlins. Hot dogs, spam and some luncheon meats are some items from the by-products.

check out Bizarre Foods America

:peace:
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DST

DST

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Whats wrong with eating more crumptious bouncing fluffy lambses? lol....ok, they are cute, but they taste so dam good. (leg of lamb....droooool).

ok-doky, off to count cute jumping lambs and try go to sleep:)

Could be a big day tomoz.

Laters, D
 
supchaka

supchaka

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Hot dogs are just lips and assholes mannnnn lips and assholes. Oh and beaks and knuckles and whatever else the shovel tossed in.
 
whodatnation

whodatnation

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Dont forget spiders too.

My oh my food security, I'll save you the rant.


I'll be damned if those dont look like hush puppies, they sound delish!


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supchaka

supchaka

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We bought some hot dogs at winco awhile back. $.49 a pack. Seriously how can you make anything that cheap?! Not counting whatever is even in the meat, but labor, packaging, trucking. It's amazing. Oh and they tasted like bologna in a tube, fucking nasty.
 
jojodancer10

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Hello fam...well I got my wish.list together and its lookinh like 600$ worth.holly grail cali connection and og kush #18taho bubba sour d. And a few others og#18
 
Thundercat

Thundercat

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Some guys are seed fiends man. Dankster420 is ordering new seeds weekly it seems, and I'm sure you've seen the seed collectors thread some of those guys are nuts. I have a hard time swallowing a $150-$200 order. That is why there are a million strains I'd like to grow, and only a few handfuls that I have grown.
 
bassman999

bassman999

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jojodancer10 said:
Hello fam...well I got my wish.list together and its lookinh like 600$ worth.holly grail cali connection and og kush #18taho bubba sour d. And a few others og#18
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I have a few RP OG 18 seeds coming soon, if they make it here that is.
Seems I am having some mail problems lately.
 
DST

DST

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We have a brand in Europe called Euroshopper. Plain labelling, and generally basic goods. You can get a tin of tomatos for like 28cents, and what always confuses me, the par baked loafs (I am sure you guys get them, baguettes that are partly baked - 6-10 minutes in the oven) They also sell them for like 30 cents. How the fuk they can do that I don't know. The normal ones are about 4x the price....
 
jigfresh

jigfresh

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Not really sure what to say about all you people. :) I'm glad I'm not picky about strains I know that. I think I've spent about $120 on seeds in 4 years. I've probably spent about $500 on clones. I don't mind paying for clones so much as they are already growing, female, and a good pheno.

49 cent hot dog packs sounds something close to disgusting, but worse. 30 cent loafs of bread are more my style, but still suspect.
 
billcollector99

billcollector99

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jigfresh said:
There was a neighborhood peacock when I lived near Dodger Stadium. Was wild having it there in the middle of the city. I guess there were enough hills around that it could get away from people if it wanted too. It was so cool though, you'd wake up and he'd be up in the telephone poles, then swoop down and walk around the spot. And it was cool too to find it's feathers all over. So beautiful those things are.

Glad you guys enjoyed the pics.

20 weeks today. Baby Doc appt this morning. Cancelled the dentist appt for later. Dude prescribed me super strong sleeping pills for the appt.... it's all just a little much for a tiny surface cavity that I can't even feel.

Only 6 days short of the day we lost our first baby. 20 weeks 6 days is the furthest wife has taken a pregnancy. We are nearly there!!!

Only 5 more weeks till we reach some sort of survivability. We had friends recently have a child at 25 weeks. The kid has been in Intensive Care for over 6 months... but he's alive. I'm still shooting for 32 weeks. Something like 90% of kids survive after 32 weeks.
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My cousin that you met, had her baby a few months ago, he was 24 weeks 6 days, and weighed 1 lb 10 oz, thankfully he is home now, and is expected to make it with no major issues. (may need a heart surgery, but he should make it through that no prob)

I have multiple fingers and toes crossed for your bro.

Im sure nobody wants this HHB more than you and your wife, but i think my sentiments are fairly close...
 
Thundercat

Thundercat

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I've spent maybe $300-$350 total in the last 7 years on seeds. $150 of which was back in November. As I've said before I wish I could just go grab up some clones but not an option.
 
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