Re: A virgin no more
Posted:
Mon Oct 01, 2012 8:30 pmby commander faschisto
Ya know, I think the 450b could be an answer to the coming commercial pig shortage...bacon rules!!! Plus, we're helping preserve the "environment" from destruction. What tree-hugger could argue with that?
Re: A virgin no more
Posted:
Mon Oct 01, 2012 8:32 pmby wildcatter
commander faschisto wrote:Ya know, I think the 450b could be an answer to the coming commercial pig shortage...bacon rules!!! Plus, we're helping preserve the "environment" from destruction. What tree-hugger could argue with that?
Hey, now I don't know and don't do any of this, BUT, I heard tree-huggers taste like bacon???
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Re: A virgin no more
Posted:
Tue Oct 02, 2012 10:57 amby duckmanmark
Careful WC,
We don't want to give bacon a bad name. I heard they taste like chicken.
Re: A virgin no more
Posted:
Tue Oct 02, 2012 11:14 amby Texas Sheepdawg
duckmanmark wrote:Careful WC,
We don't want to give bacon a bad name. I heard they taste like chicken.
I heard there's no meat on them worth eating and when there is, it's tough and stringy like a nasty jack rabbit.
Re: A virgin no more
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Tue Oct 02, 2012 10:02 pmby B swift
I'm looking forward to putting some bacon in my freezer this winter. If there's room? I have Tuna to process (can) and Salmon to smoke, deer to slay, maybe a bear and then my domestic pig. It won't all fit at the same time! Better get eating, eh?