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agree with that,i tend to try most things if the opp arrives, but am a bit cautious about paying over the odds for summat i may not like.

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You need to get out more hun.;):D

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Me? :D

Dont you think i go out enough? Monday night Pool night, Tuesday stopped in, Wednesday pub/pool, Thursday Meeting, Friday Supposedly at a meeting, Saturday tv night, Sunday at my sisters.

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Yes, but at pool are you 'meating' the right people?:p

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yeah - we get meat pie & peas everywhere we go now

And if we dont get that then its ham or beef butties

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i have to chuckle at all the people who turn round and say noooooooooooooooo i wouldn't eat that no no no no no!
believe you me if you were hungry enough and a meal was offered you'd eat it and i doubt you'd even ask what it was!

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I think your right there but would we eat it if just on the menu, I dont think many people would choose to.:)

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So much is based on culture and what we're raised to eat. I grew up digging calms and quahogs then eating em raw right from the shell. Or never eating cottage cheese without alot of ketchup on it (this is not an American thing as I have never heard or seen of any other family doing this!)

Then there's the blackpudding and haggis I just had to try while over visiting. To me, that was pretty nasty tasting. Much rather have dog or guinea pig on the menu! (IMHO):D

Brian

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I will have a go at pretty much anything;I had horse meat in France and it was nothing special. I have had rabbit but won't eat it now as we have one as a pet and I would not eat a guinea pig;we have one of them too and besides I would imagine they are pretty boney! I like black pudding;seafood etc but wasn't that keen on tripe !

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I would try anything once. :eek:

It's just culture!

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:rofl38::rofl38: :rofl38: