If you're using it, is it still a 'spare' bedroom?
Yes, I lie awake at night and SQUIRREL..................
Well... I wasn't sure about what "box" she was talking about that's why I did a preemptive strike
In the UK, that term is also used for ahem, a certain part of the female anatomy.
Why anyone would print cooking instructions there, goodness only knows, but I understand your reticence
I don't know what tattoos Anna has on what body part. I don't judge.
Same here.
Why anyone would print cooking instructions there, goodness only knows, but I understand your reticence
If it smells like 'fish', were deep frying it.
I tried, but there's no way to make that sentence truly non-offensive.
I reworded it 3 times.
Screw the edit.
"Crayon sharpener please!!"
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EWWWWWWW! Glad that’s a joke. My dog would love it though, squirrels are his favorite thing to catch
Thanks, just spit coffee on my iPadIn the UK, that term is also used for ahem, a certain part of the female anatomy.
Why anyone would print cooking instructions there, goodness only knows, but I understand your reticence
Ok, Ok. I'm done. I promise
The usual suspects aren't here to back me up, and getting in trouble alone isn't as much fun........
The usual suspects aren't here to back me up, and getting in trouble alone isn't as much fun........
Well maybe cooking instructions isn't a smart decision for a tattoo there but I can see how a detailed user manual would make sense
About the time we got it figured out, they'd change it.
They use laser removal for everything else....
Our Pug, whose lifelong ambition is to be as wide as she is tall, has given up on chasing them.
Now, she watches them and kinda 'humphs' at them now and again.
Cooper the Beagle? He's a bloody serial killer! Toads, squirrels, moles, snakes, rabbits.........
Talk about two countries separated by a common language. Not sure if this is a spoof, anyone in the UK caught eating squirrel would be hounded by the press and probably prosecuted by the RSPCA for animal cruelty.
Red squirrels are almost worshipped here, the grey ones are considered a pest.
Personally, I draw the line at pork, beef, chicken or lamb. Anything else I find a bit too "gamey" e.g. rabbit.
The key with wild game is that while skinning it, never let the hide come in contact with the meat again once it's pulled away. Eliminates the gamey flavor.
Rabbit, squirrel, and the like mainly taste like chicken (still not sure if everything tastes like chicken or if chicken tastes like everything else.)
Venison and Buffalo can be cooked to taste like beef. Also, 2 of the healthiest leanest meats.
I can cook most game and season it where you'd never really know it was wild game unless you were told.
There's an abundance of most of the wild game mentioned here so population control plays a part, but it is still very regulated.
Maybe a QR code that leads you to a dynamic website is the way to go then.
Btw it got really quiet, suddenly everybody left...
In the US it's the other way round
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