On Thu, 23 Aug 2018 18:09:51 -0700 (PDT), True North wrote:


15:34John H
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On Thu, 23 Aug 2018 10:16:17 -0700 (PDT), True North wrote:

On Thursday, 23 August 2018 13:26:43 UTC-3, wrote:
https://www.atlasobscura.com/foods/w...uirrel-cookoff

Wow!
Throw in some hillbilly music and some in here would be in Heaven.

Better believe it! We ate a lot of squirrel while I was a kid. Dad and I went squirrel hunting just
about every Saturday when they were in season. Always bagged four or five, which was enough to feed
the family. No fancy prep though. Rolled the pieces in flour, browned them in a Dutch oven, then
added some water and put in the oven for an hour or so. Mashed potatoes and squirrel gravy always
set it off just right.

"I'll bet they taste better than baby seals, don't you?"


No idea...never tasted baby or adult seals.
Seeing the flippers for sale on wooden stands on St John's waterfront in 1969 was enough to gross me out.
I'm a city boy...I want my meat either already prepared to eat or properly packaged on Styrofoam and wrapped in cellophane.

No fish cleaning for you, eh? I spent a couple years working part time in a butcher shop so a bit of
fresh blood on my hands isn't offensive. Somebody's got to kill and dress the meat before it gets
put in that styrofoam.

On Thursday, August 23, 2018 at 9:25:14 PM UTC-4, John H wrote:
On Thu, 23 Aug 2018 18:09:51 -0700 (PDT), True North wrote:


15:34John H
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On Thu, 23 Aug 2018 10:16:17 -0700 (PDT), True North wrote:

On Thursday, 23 August 2018 13:26:43 UTC-3, wrote:
https://www.atlasobscura.com/foods/w...uirrel-cookoff

Wow!
Throw in some hillbilly music and some in here would be in Heaven.

Better believe it! We ate a lot of squirrel while I was a kid. Dad and I went squirrel hunting just
about every Saturday when they were in season. Always bagged four or five, which was enough to feed
the family. No fancy prep though. Rolled the pieces in flour, browned them in a Dutch oven, then
added some water and put in the oven for an hour or so. Mashed potatoes and squirrel gravy always
set it off just right.

"I'll bet they taste better than baby seals, don't you?"


No idea...never tasted baby or adult seals.
Seeing the flippers for sale on wooden stands on St John's waterfront in 1969 was enough to gross me out.
I'm a city boy...I want my meat either already prepared to eat or properly packaged on Styrofoam and wrapped in cellophane.

No fish cleaning for you, eh? I spent a couple years working part time in a butcher shop so a bit of
fresh blood on my hands isn't offensive. Somebody's got to kill and dress the meat before it gets
put in that styrofoam.

Remember? His wife cleans the fish. He's evidently a bit squeamish.

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"Remember? Â*His wife cleans the fish. Â*He's evidently a bit squeamish."Â*



Duh!
No she doesn't and that was the problem.

On Friday, August 24, 2018 at 9:40:45 AM UTC-4, True North wrote:
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"Remember? Â*His wife cleans the fish. Â*He's evidently a bit squeamish."Â*



Duh!
No she doesn't and that was the problem.

The problem is that you expect her to.


"Why would your wife clean it if you catch it?"

"Working together....I do the hard work and she contributes. Working as a team for the common good.
Got it ?"

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"The problem is that you expect her to.Â*


"Why would your wife clean it if you catch it?"Â*

"Working together....I do the hard work and she contributes. Working as a team for the common good.Â*
Got it ?"Â*"



Are y'all really that dense?
That's what I'm saying....we share the load. I catch and I'd like her to clean and cook so we both can eat.
What's so difficult for y'all to understand? I'm beginning to think all y'all southern boys spend way too much time out under that strong sun.

True North Wrote in message:
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"The problem is that you expect her to.


"Why would your wife clean it if you catch it?"

"Working together....I do the hard work and she contributes. Working as a team for the common good.
Got it ?" "



Are y'all really that dense?
That's what I'm saying....we share the load. I catch and I'd like her to clean and cook so we both can eat.
What's so difficult for y'all to understand? I'm beginning to think all y'all southern boys spend way too much time out under that strong sun.


You just got done sayin she won't clean fish. Now you say you'd
like her to clean fish. Man up.

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13:33justan
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"You just got done sayin she won't clean fish. Now you say you'd
like her to clean fish."


Another prime example of sunstroke!
Y'all should get treatment for that.

True North wrote:
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"The problem is that you expect her to.Â*


"Why would your wife clean it if you catch it?"Â*

"Working together....I do the hard work and she contributes. Working as a
team for the common good.Â*
Got it ?"Â*"



Are y'all really that dense?
That's what I'm saying....we share the load. I catch and I'd like her to
clean and cook so we both can eat.
What's so difficult for y'all to understand? I'm beginning to think all
y'all southern boys spend way too much time out under that strong sun.


I’m thinking Canadian chauvinist pig.

Kalif Swill guzzles....


"I’m thinking Canadian chauvinist pig."


Don't 'think' Swill, it certainly isn't your strong suit.

On Friday, August 24, 2018 at 2:00:16 PM UTC-4, Bill wrote:
True North wrote:
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"The problem is that you expect her to.Â*


"Why would your wife clean it if you catch it?"Â*

"Working together....I do the hard work and she contributes. Working as a
team for the common good.Â*
Got it ?"Â*"



Are y'all really that dense?
That's what I'm saying....we share the load. I catch and I'd like her to
clean and cook so we both can eat.
What's so difficult for y'all to understand? I'm beginning to think all
y'all southern boys spend way too much time out under that strong sun.


I’m thinking Canadian chauvinist pig.

Most men think of fishing as recreation, not work. He wants to have all the fun and make his wife do all the work. How can he look at himself in the mirror?