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ArmyVern said:Hope the coughing goes well for you. >
Hmmm - don't really have to do that these days unless absolutely indicated. Still having flashbacks from my initial dive/first 40 year + medical.
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Sound off: What are you doing right now? Aside from the obvious being on here..
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Hmmm - don't really have to do that these days unless absolutely indicated. Still having flashbacks from my initial dive/first 40 year + medical.
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Going to go have supper. Mmmmm....moose ;D
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Drinking Scotch while wishing I didn't work tomorrow.
There's a fair/exhibition right across the street from work, and even though it's only open on the weekend (last and next), the carnies are living there in their mobile homes. If I didn't know better, I'd swear somebody told them that donuts are caviar.
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There's a fair/exhibition right across the street from work, and even though it's only open on the weekend (last and next), the carnies are living there in their mobile homes. If I didn't know better, I'd swear somebody told them that donuts are caviar.
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I am now, once again on crutches; thanks to Timbersports. Apparently running in steel toed workboots combined with uneven ground is not good for human bone structure.
Busted my right leg where it fits into my ankle, have it tensored for now, as I don't want a cast, didn't bust the bone compleatly through, so I am hoping in a couple weeks to be back on it. I have a competition begining of Oct, and no way I am missing it.
Busted my right leg where it fits into my ankle, have it tensored for now, as I don't want a cast, didn't bust the bone compleatly through, so I am hoping in a couple weeks to be back on it. I have a competition begining of Oct, and no way I am missing it.
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S.Stewart said:
Oh no! Busted as in broken? Yikes!
I'm still looking after Missy that has the flu here. The wind is pretty wild outside. I think we're getting the remnants of Ike.
P.S. Deadpan, I hope you weren't serious. :-X
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S.Stewart said:
And why did you go and do that? Just remmber though - there is a fine line between hard and stupid. Stay smart.
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Celticgirl said:Oh no! Busted as in broken? Yikes!
I'm still looking after Missy that has the flu here. The wind is pretty wild outside. I think we're getting the remnants of Ike.
P.S. Deadpan, I hope you weren't serious. :-X
Don't like moose? ;D
As for me doing some laundry and going to go get a XLG-DD
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NFLD Sapper said:
Sure I like them...alive and roaming the forest.
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Celticgirl said:Sure I like them...alive and roaming the forest.
The best stew I ever had in my life was Jan '03, Adventure Training...we went to Marble Mountain for a week. One of the MWOs was from Corner Brook; his sister and brother-in-law came over the 2nd night to the Chalet and made Nlfd moose-meat stew for our group...along with home-made dumplings.
God I miss that week!
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More then serious, I love moose meat, cooked in just about anyway....Celticgirl said:
....especially that way!Eye In The Sky said:
Why not give it a try? Wild game does have a different taste to it, but you can add stuff to get rid of it if you don't like it. I personally don't mind it at all.
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Back on the island...we used to shoot teal duck when the season opened. The season for black/mallard opened later...2 weeks IIRC. We'd then use the teal duck breast as stuffing in our blacks/mallards....yummy!
Then there was the goose/geese...another story! At the same time...the wild cranberries would be good to go...and perfect for stuffing for either black/mallards OR a nice goose...
*sigh* hungry now...
Then there was the goose/geese...another story! At the same time...the wild cranberries would be good to go...and perfect for stuffing for either black/mallards OR a nice goose...
*sigh* hungry now...
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Celticgirl said:Sure I like them...alive and roaming the forest.
There's a bunch in the freezer here that was at one point in time alive and roaming the forest. Does that count?
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Eye In The Sky said:
uncle-midget-boyd said:
:-X
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Right now, I'm here at home, sick again, with a very very high fever.
I'm also in love with the new Army.ca shirt ;D
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I'm also in love with the new Army.ca shirt ;D
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Celticgirl said:Sure I like them...alive and roaming the forest.
how do you feel about cows ?
or is it just the "cute" animals that get to live and roam the forest ?
Mr Denis Leary
What are you ?
I'm an otter
What do you do ?
I swim around and do stupid human tricks with my hands
You are free to go !
What are you ?
I'm a cow
F**k that you're a freakin handbag, now get on the truck !!
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CDN Aviator said:
I used to have a tape of that Denis Leary show.
I'm neither a vegetarian nor a member of PETA. I simply don't like certain types of meat and moose falls into that category. And yes, I have tried it. My father used to be an avid hunter. :
:-XBut hey, if you guys are so keen on moose stew, you could be making the highways in New Brunswick a little safer for me to drive on, so have at 'er.
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