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when my kids grow up ill be probably in my forties then........life begins at 40........bring it on!!!!:theband::tongueout:drunk::thefinger

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Yeh my mum stays at home at the moment, but she worked for a good part of my life and will do so again when my younger brother is at school.

Only there is a stark difference between her and most stay at home mothers.

And now I've said enough.

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wow you've said enough? my god


my goodness how off topic has this thread gone

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And it wasn't me who took it off topic either, it was comments about my education that took it off topic. Not my problem if she cant accept information off someone without making nasty comments about it.

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as anyone ever tasted venison?

if so whats it taste like, iv never seen any in the shops

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can't afford it, it's dear :D

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they have horse meat in Belgium, dont fancy it myself though

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HAHAHAHAH......:rolleyes::tongueout

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It is very dark strong flavour which can vary from like strong flavour beef(nice) and nasty 'off' game taste. It depends what type of deer it was and whether it fed on grass or pine needles.

I got some from Asda a few months ago -was the nasty version - got binned.
I used to eat it regularly 30 yrs ago, but then I had whole carcasses delivered and prepared it myself for home freezing - knew what it had eaten by the food remains in the ribcage. (It had been skinned deheaded and gutted before delivery - I don't think I would have coped with it otherwise).

That was a time when I was married to that nutter half-Iti, who wouldn't eat beef, lamb or pork, and insisted on wild meat only. The other wild meat we ate, were mallard duck and pheasant which can only be got in the game season and needed a seperate 10ft freezer to store a years supply. (which is a further demonstration of how I let that nut case control my life -grr :mad:)

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iv tried duck, that was kinda dry of what i can remember.....i was drunk when i ate it:rolleyes:

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i'm surprised he didnt want you to go out and catch pigeons Margaret ;)

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we had duck the other week, it was awfully fatty, cant say that i liked it

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stringy too i think it was....:p

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when i was cooking it i put it on a rack on top of the glass dish i was cooking it in, the amount of fat that dripped off it was horrible

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lol when did you turn into yoda?