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http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
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- Zilla
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Zilla said:http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
Nothing new here. KFC has been breeding chicks with four legs, four
wings, and no legs for years. I hear they are working on skinless and
boneless too. 😉
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Ride-A-Lot said:Zilla said:http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
Nothing new here. KFC has been breeding chicks with four legs, four
wings, and no legs for years. I hear they are working on skinless and
boneless too. 😉
Hey, 4 legs and four breast = the perfect chick 😄 '<
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Slack said:Ride-A-Lot said:Zilla said:http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
Nothing new here. KFC has been breeding chicks with four legs, four
wings, and no legs for years. I hear they are working on skinless and
boneless too. 😉Hey, 4 legs and four breast = the perfect chick 😄 '<
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Ah, now I know what is meant by "she's all legs".
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Ride-A-Lot said:Zilla said:http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
Nothing new here. KFC has been breeding chicks with four legs, four
wings, and no legs for years. I hear they are working on skinless and
boneless too. 😉--
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Four Legs, Four wings and no legs???
So they are breeding four winged, legless chickens???
Everbody know KFC breeds a special species of white meat rats!!!
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Ride-A-Lot said:Zilla said:http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
Nothing new here. KFC has been breeding chicks with four legs, four
wings, and no legs for years. I hear they are working on skinless and
boneless too. 😉--
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www.schnauzers.wsFour Legs, Four wings and no legs???
So they are breeding four winged, legless chickens???
Everbody know KFC breeds a special species of white meat rats!!!
Jimbo(san)
People actually eat that stuff?
/fast food for me, blech.
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>http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
>Nothing new here. KFC has been breeding chicks with four legs, four
wings, and no legs for years. I hear they are working on skinless and
boneless too. 😉--
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www.schnauzers.wsFour Legs, Four wings and no legs???
So they are breeding four winged, legless chickens???
Everbody know KFC breeds a special species of white meat rats!!!
Jimbo(san)
People actually eat that stuff?
/fast food for me, blech.1¢
Yeah, I like my rats grilled at a smaller less corporate establishment.
http://www.irri.org/irrc/rodents/live.asp
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>Zilla wrote:
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>>http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
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>Nothing new here. KFC has been breeding chicks with four legs, four
>wings, and no legs for years. I hear they are working on skinless and
>boneless too. 😉
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>o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
>www.schnauzers.wsFour Legs, Four wings and no legs???
So they are breeding four winged, legless chickens???
Everbody know KFC breeds a special species of white meat rats!!!
Jimbo(san)
People actually eat that stuff?
/fast food for me, blech.1¢
Yeah, I like my rats grilled at a smaller less corporate establishment.
http://www.irri.org/irrc/rodents/live.aspMatt
I've eaten "field" rats back in the Philippines, the kinds that live
on rice fields. Just like eating a rabbit - tastes like chicken!
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>>Zilla wrote:
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>>>http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
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>>Nothing new here. KFC has been breeding chicks with four legs, four
>>wings, and no legs for years. I hear they are working on skinless and
>>boneless too. 😉
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>>www.schnauzers.ws
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>Four Legs, Four wings and no legs???
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>So they are breeding four winged, legless chickens???
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>Everbody know KFC breeds a special species of white meat rats!!!
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>Jimbo(san)
>People actually eat that stuff?
/fast food for me, blech.1¢
Yeah, I like my rats grilled at a smaller less corporate establishment.
http://www.irri.org/irrc/rodents/live.aspMatt
I've eaten "field" rats back in the Philippines, the kinds that live
on rice fields. Just like eating a rabbit - tastes like chicken!--
- Zilla
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I meant, people actually eat KFC? It's amazing when you take fast food out
of your diet, how it really doesn't taste good.
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Zilla said:http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
These taste like chicken, too:
http://homepage.mac.com/getosx/China/dinner.jpg
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G.T. said:Zilla said:http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
These taste like chicken, too:
Those are baby black lobsters... right?
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>>Ride-A-Lot wrote:
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>>>Zilla wrote:
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>>>>http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
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>>>Nothing new here. KFC has been breeding chicks with four legs, four
>>>wings, and no legs for years. I hear they are working on skinless
and
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:>>>boneless too. 😉
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>>Four Legs, Four wings and no legs???
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>>So they are breeding four winged, legless chickens???
>>
>>Everbody know KFC breeds a special species of white meat rats!!!
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>>Jimbo(san)
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> People actually eat that stuff?
> /fast food for me, blech.
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>Yeah, I like my rats grilled at a smaller less corporate establishment.
http://www.irri.org/irrc/rodents/live.aspMatt
I've eaten "field" rats back in the Philippines, the kinds that live
on rice fields. Just like eating a rabbit - tastes like chicken!--
- Zilla
Cary, NC USA
(Remove XSPAM)I meant, people actually eat KFC? It's amazing when you take fast food
out
Quoted message said:of your diet, how it really doesn't taste good.
That [censored] tastes worse than rat!
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:
G.T. said:Zilla said:http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
These taste like chicken, too:
Really? Did you try them? I would imagine them tasting more like
Crawfish ("mud bugs"😉 or something along those lines.
Matt
MattB said:G.T. said:Zilla said:http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
These taste like chicken, too:
Really? Did you try them? I would imagine them tasting more like
Crawfish ("mud bugs"😉 or something along those lines.
No. I had already eaten when we passed those food stands. Even if I
was hungry I don't think I would have tried those. I was tempted by the
little sea horses on sticks at another stand, though, they looked quite
crunchy/chewy.
Greg
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G.T. said:MattB said:G.T. said:Zilla wrote:
> http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/23/4legged.chicken.ap/index.html
>These taste like chicken, too:
Really? Did you try them? I would imagine them tasting more like
Crawfish ("mud bugs"😉 or something along those lines.No. I had already eaten when we passed those food stands. Even if I
was hungry I don't think I would have tried those. I was tempted by the
little sea horses on sticks at another stand, though, they looked quite
crunchy/chewy.Greg
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G.T. said:MattB said:G.T. said:Zilla wrote:
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:These taste like chicken, too:
Really? Did you try them? I would imagine them tasting more like
Crawfish ("mud bugs"😉 or something along those lines.No. I had already eaten when we passed those food stands. Even if I
was hungry I don't think I would have tried those.
I had fried scorpion in China once, but it was served in a nice
restaurant on chips. In fact, they taste a lot like a potato chip
with legs. I didn't eat the barb at the end of the tail though (not
sure if I was supposed to, but figured I was too far from decent
medical assistance if something went horribly wrong).
Quoted message said:I was tempted by the
little sea horses on sticks at another stand, though, they looked quite
crunchy/chewy.
The ones I didn't try were the "baby birds on a stick", cooked over
open coals outside in the winter. Probably just fine, but I think all
the tiny little bones crunching in my mouth would have been a bit
off-putting.
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Quoted message said:G.T. said:I was tempted by the
little sea horses on sticks at another stand, though, they looked quite
crunchy/chewy.The ones I didn't try were the "baby birds on a stick", cooked over
open coals outside in the winter. Probably just fine, but I think all
the tiny little bones crunching in my mouth would have been a bit
off-putting.
Ah, yes, all the kids in Guilin were eating those. I'm pretty sure they
were pigeons. They looked good but a major PITA to eat.
Also in Guilin was where we wanted to try one of the steamed fish dishes.
The one I had picked the waitress gestured was going to be too big for the
two of us so she picked another one. When it arrived there were 9 scary
looking 5" long fish from the river on the plate. Very tasty but they were
so small that avoiding the bigger bones was difficult and we think some of
the smaller bones gave Kimberly some stomach problems.
We had a lot of Tsingtao that night so we reassembled the fish as best we
could after we were done eating them.
Greg
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