When cycling, cabbage white butterflies are not a suitable food source to
keep energy reserves high. Besides which they taste awful and have an
unpleasant texture...
Cheers, helen s
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Quoted message said:
When cycling, cabbage white butterflies are not a suitable food source to
keep energy reserves high. Besides which they taste awful and have an
unpleasant texture...Cheers, helen s
On a scale of 1-10 how do they compare to regular flies, my usual
source of protein during rides?😄
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"MSA" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
When cycling, cabbage white butterflies are not a suitable food source to
keep energy reserves high. Besides which they taste awful and have an
unpleasant texture...Cheers, helen s
On a scale of 1-10 how do they compare to regular flies, my usual source
of protein during rides?😄
Oh much worse IME. At least flies can go down in one, so to speak.
Butterflies result in unintentional chewing... ick... ick..Cheers, helen s
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wafflycat said:
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Oh much worse IME. At least flies can go down in one, so to speak.
Butterflies result in unintentional chewing... ick... ick..Huh. My cat loves 'em. She keeps the house clear from moths too!
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wafflycat said:
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Oh much worse IME. At least flies can go down in one, so to speak.
Butterflies result in unintentional chewing... ick... ick..Huh. My cat loves 'em. She keeps the house clear from moths too!
So does my cat. She can keep them, as well as the Whiskas, Felix, Iams...
etc., etc...Cheers, helen s
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wafflycat said:
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Oh much worse IME. At least flies can go down in one, so to speak.
Butterflies result in unintentional chewing... ick... ick..So it's *you* is it? I thought I heard they were in danger, stop this
impromptu snacking forthwith!Sniper8052
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On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 18:44:49 +0100, "wafflycat"
waffles*A*T*v21net*D*O*T*co*D*O*T*uk said:
"MSA" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
When cycling, cabbage white butterflies are not a suitable food source to
keep energy reserves high. Besides which they taste awful and have an
unpleasant texture...Cheers, helen s
On a scale of 1-10 how do they compare to regular flies, my usual source
of protein during rides?😄
Oh much worse IME. At least flies can go down in one, so to speak.
Butterflies result in unintentional chewing... ick... ick..Obviously someone who doesn't spit.
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"Sniper8052" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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So it's *you* is it? I thought I heard they were in danger, stop this
impromptu snacking forthwith!Sniper8052
Sorry, really I am... I'll try to behave from now on, honest ;-)
Cheers, helen s
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wafflycat said:
When cycling, cabbage white butterflies are not a suitable food source
to keep energy reserves high. Besides which they taste awful and have an
unpleasant texture...50 mile appetite getting the better of you?
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On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 17:44:05 +0100, "wafflycat"
waffles*A*T*v21net*D*O*T*co*D*O*T*uk said:
When cycling, cabbage white butterflies are not a suitable food source to
keep energy reserves high. Besides which they taste awful and have an
unpleasant texture...Ugh :-(
Was it a yawn??
Best wishes,
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wafflycat said:
When cycling, cabbage white butterflies are not a suitable food source to
keep energy reserves high. Besides which they taste awful and have an
unpleasant texture...You need to get the decent sized ones that are carrying a whole cabbage.
You might have to open a little wider though. 🙂Graeme
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"Peewiglet" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Ugh :-(Was it a yawn??
No, it was a butterfly...
Cheers, helen s ;-)
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On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 07:02:07 +0100, "wafflycat"
waffles*A*T*v21net*D*O*T*co*D*O*T*uk said:
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Ugh :-(
Was it a yawn??
No, it was a butterfly...
Cheers, helen s ;-)
Aagh... 🙂
Best wishes,
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