On Nov 5, 4:02*pm, wrote:
Reminds me of the Road Kill Cookbook I used to have, untill I loned it
to one of those divorced lezzies who used to live next door to doggy's
couch.
cuhulin

******no prob with the lezzies, love to watch them work their magic on
vid or live in person (got a gf in foreign land that grants me that
privy :-). but back to the cook book saga, sure would like to find a
copy of that receipe the kraven fellow was arguing about, or buy the
book itself. I collect cook books, never can have too many! as for
your roadkill receipes why bother, just scape the blood and guts into
a bucket, add water, and guzzle!

There is a guy in England, he walks the roads and pathways and in the
countryside and he finds road kill and vegetables and stuff like that
growing in the wild.He teaches people all about how to tell if the road
kill is good enough to cook it up and eat it.Sounds good to me!
cuhulin

On Nov 5, 5:39*pm, wrote:
There is a guy in England, he walks the roads and pathways and in the
countryside and he finds road kill and vegetables and stuff like that
growing in the wild.He teaches people all about how to tell if the road
kill is good enough to cook it up and eat it.Sounds good to me!
cuhulin

****find the guys cookbook and buy me a copy...I'll pay you to send it
on over...:-)

www.devilfinder.com
English man cooks Road Kill

I think it was a BBC site where I read about that guy, a year or two
ago.Email, or snail mail to the BBC, they can probally tell you how to
get in touch with him.
cuhulin

www.wildmanwildfood.co.uk

That's him, Fergus Drennan.Tell him you want to buy some of his cook
books.

Wild Thang!
cuhulin

What does this crap have to do with SHORTWAVE radio? You posted this on a shortwave radio thread!

Who the hell cares about this CRAP!!! You're in the SHORTWAVE forum!! STAY on topic ok???!!!