1824 Dinasour Rump steaks..... (pics)

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I bet those would be great served with some wasabi, or horseradish. Either
or.

Paul

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I bet those would be great served with some wasabi, or horseradish.

You mean Daikon, don't you?

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I bet those would be great served with some wasabi, or horseradish.

You mean Daikon, don't you?

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I bet those would be great served with some wasabi, or horseradish.

You mean Daikon, don't you?

What, no [censored] talk?

Paul

Since dinosaurs are related to birds. T-Rexs DNA is a very close match to
chicken DNA. Why show red meat?

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I bet those would be great served with some wasabi, or horseradish.
Either or.

Aren't they the same?

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> I bet those would be great served with some wasabi, or horseradish.

You mean Daikon, don't you?

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Since dinosaurs are related to birds. T-Rexs DNA is a very close match to
chicken DNA. Why show red meat?

<snort>

your pal,
blake

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You mean Daikon, don't you?

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Since dinosaurs are related to birds. T-Rexs DNA is a very close match to
chicken DNA. Why show red meat?

Because running birds are red meat. Nowhere near like chicken.
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Because running birds are red meat. Nowhere near like chicken.
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So the Chicken which can run is red meat? WKRP proved domesicated turkeys
can't fly are they red too?.

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Because running birds are red meat. Nowhere near like chicken.
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So the Chicken which can run is red meat?

Probably.
'-)

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WKRP proved domesicated turkeys
can't fly are they red too?.

"As God as my withness, I thought turkeys could fly"

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Because running birds are red meat. Nowhere near like chicken.

Hmmm. . . this gives me an idea for a business.

Sort of like veal, except in reverse.
Force chickens to run on something like a treadmill.

Then sell them to top fine restaurants.
It's like chicken, but different.
That would be an interesting angle.

I'd buy that, at least once, to see what
"red chicken" was all about.

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Because running birds are red meat. Nowhere near like chicken.
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So the Chicken which can run is red meat? WKRP proved domesicated turkeys
can't fly are they red too?.

Have you ever eaten Ostrich or emu meat?

I have...

It's as red as it gets.

Ostrich fillet' is like a good fillet mignon, only better, but leaner.
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Omelet said:

Because running birds are red meat. Nowhere near like chicken.

Hmmm. . . this gives me an idea for a business.

Sort of like veal, except in reverse.
Force chickens to run on something like a treadmill.

Then sell them to top fine restaurants.
It's like chicken, but different.
That would be an interesting angle.

I'd buy that, at least once, to see what
"red chicken" was all about.

Chickens have functional wings and can actually use them.

Ratites do not.
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I've never had Emu that fatty...

Snot emu.

1824 MSA Rump.

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I've never had Emu that fatty...

Snot emu.

1824 MSA Rump.

Then why did you call it dinosaur? :-)

Ime, the only critters on the planet that are damned near dino's are the
ratites. They even have 3 toed feet so their footprints resemble fossil
dino prints.

IIRC, they are very old as a species too.
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I've never had Emu that fatty...

Snot emu.

1824 MSA Rump.

Then why did you call it dinosaur? :-)

Ahhhhhh, grasshopper.......... you don't remember a post I put on here
back in April when I explained what 'Dinasour steaks' were? (And ok,
ok..... it's dinosaur!!)

Tsk, tsk..... you'll have to pay better attention in the future!! ;-P

But it all harkens back to years ago and a mate of mine who hailed from
Rhodesia.
We used to go to BBQ's at his place all the time and he would put on
'Dinosuar steaks'. Whole rumps cut into 1&1/2-2" thick slices. He
expected us to eat one each!!!

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Ime, the only critters on the planet that are damned near dino's are
the ratites.

Think crocodile/alligator.

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Then why did you call it dinosaur? :-)

Ahhhhhh, grasshopper.......... you don't remember a post I put on here
back in April when I explained what 'Dinasour steaks' were? (And ok,
ok..... it's dinosaur!!)

Tsk, tsk..... you'll have to pay better attention in the future!! ;-P

But it all harkens back to years ago and a mate of mine who hailed from
Rhodesia.
We used to go to BBQ's at his place all the time and he would put on
'Dinosuar steaks'. Whole rumps cut into 1&1/2-2" thick slices. He
expected us to eat one each!!!

Oh, so steaks meant to be EATEN by dinosaurs. :-)
Now I get it!

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Ime, the only critters on the planet that are damned near dino's are
the ratites.

Think crocodile/alligator.

No, actually those are pretty advanced even for being an older species.
They are the only reptile with a 4 chambered heart (birds and other
reptiles only have a 3 chambered heart) and a fully developed palate.
Other reptiles don't have one of those either.

Ratites date WAY back. Take a look at a skeletons. Concentrate on the
flightless birds:

http://www.austmus.gov.au/birds/gallery/skeletons.htm

Looks like dinos to me. <G>

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Then why did you call it dinosaur? :-)

Ahhhhhh, grasshopper.......... you don't remember a post I put on

here

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back in April when I explained what 'Dinasour steaks' were? (And ok,
ok..... it's dinosaur!!)

Tsk, tsk..... you'll have to pay better attention in the future!! ;-P

But it all harkens back to years ago and a mate of mine who hailed

from

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Rhodesia.
We used to go to BBQ's at his place all the time and he would put on
'Dinosuar steaks'. Whole rumps cut into 1&1/2-2" thick slices. He
expected us to eat one each!!!

Oh, so steaks meant to be EATEN by dinosaurs. :-)
Now I get it!

Biatch!!

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Ime, the only critters on the planet that are damned near dino's

are

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the ratites.

Think crocodile/alligator.

No, actually those are pretty advanced even for being an older
species.

http://www.solysonmagazine.com/item.php?lang=2&issue=98&item=3

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They are the only reptile with a 4 chambered heart (birds and other
reptiles only have a 3 chambered heart) and a fully developed palate.
Other reptiles don't have one of those either.

Ratites date WAY back. Take a look at a skeletons. Concentrate on the
flightless birds:

http://www.austmus.gov.au/birds/gallery/skeletons.htm

Looks like dinos to me. <G>

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