And so it begins...

Oh Ged. Not another one.

 

Which is what I thought too.

Phil

 

Ideally yes (to your first question). And yes (to the second).

Errare human est and all that.

Phil

 

Dan White wrote

At what price? Nah, feed the mutt a decent sized lump of puff wrapped
up in half a tin of dog meat. Jobsa good'n, cheap an' all.

 

Ace wrote

 

Champ wrote

In regards to this thread yes.

 

My first convert! I feel so... proud.

Phil

 

Hmmm, can't help feeling there is a slight ethical issue there, just can't
put my finger on it...

 

Dan White wrote

Don't think so, there is next to no whale meat in dog food these days.

 

It's a myth made up by doctrinal drift?

Phil

 

Champ wrote

Overrated as a miracle format. I mean look at the Catholic Eucharist,
"Yes I know it may look like, taste, feel, smell and sound like it is
still bread and wine but the vicar of Rome says it is food fit for a
cannibal so tuck in and get ready to go to heaven." I prefer a card
trick me.

 

I'm afriad I'm with Phil on this one. Since God saw fit to let humans
and animals live together in perfect harmony, us humans have enjoyed a
priviledged position unknown to any other entity outside the
human/animal sphere; I don't know, such as plants or something.

Only humans can frollick gaily with sharks, salt water crocodiles and
lions without fear of aggression. Dogs are the final piece of the
puzzle, genetically mutated by us over the years to amuse us with their
funny pug noses and short legs, especially dressed in comedy period
costumes or chasing a stuffed rabbit around a track when they're not
working as our slaves. This obviously proves that wolves were designed
by god to not only allow us to mess about with them as some kind of
starter kit for, first, slaves and then personal amusement and comfort
-that somehow is denied to us by own own kind (to the point where they
"understand" us better than our own families apparently and "truly
love" us) but that also god exists in the first place (this proof
obviously being in additional to any dog/god-related humour).
I am fully emotionally prepared for the time when a dog first becomes
the Archbisop of Canterbury.

 

Me!

But not all the time. I also use the local Tescos

 

In uk.rec.motorcycles, Mick Whittingham belched forth and ejected the
following:

I take it you're a fisherman or that you have a shotgun licence?

I've eaten freshly caught rabbit that was made into a pie that very
weekend.

Gorgeous, it was and then there was the freshly caught trout last
week...

Mmmm, I feel hungry. Time for me to get dressed and go hunting...

 

One of my brothers-in-law does, although he's not "here". Bunnies, pigeons,
peasants, phartridges etc. He's off to Scotland soon to shoot some venison,
a fillet of which was scoffed at the last barbecue we went to at his place.
I'd never had venison before. 'Kin lovely, it was.

Si

 

Not until Phil was all used up.

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Occasionally, I go out armed with nothing more than a cook's knife, in the
cold, the rain, the dark, and come back with something for the pot.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, platypus

With fava beans and a nice Chianti. <fuh, fuh, fuh>

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They go quite well with a cabbage

 

You're calling Nigel a cabbage?