[FairfieldLife] Re: Sal, What have you been eating?

[doctordumbass]

I recall my father-in-law talking about duck hunting in San Francisco Bay, 
years ago, and how when he got the ducks home and cooked one, it had a very 
fishy flavor, couldn't eat it.

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Ann" <awoelflebater@...> wrote:
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "salyavin808" <fintlewoodlewix@> wrote:
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> > Mmmm, mmmm. You don't know what you're missing, barbecued with 
> > a few boiled potatoes and some mustard with a fried egg on
> > top. A quality bit of foraging.
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> > There's too many of the bloody things anyway, we need a bit of
> > predation to keep the numbers down, and if it annoys her majesty
> > all the better!
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> My opinion about human beings. 
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> I would imagine swan is awfully greasy like goose and duck. And whatever 
> they're eating out of the Thames can't be good.
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> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson <mjackson74@> wrote:
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> > > England: Queen’s Swan Is Barbecued and Eaten
> > > By STEVEN ERLANGER
> > > Published: August 21, 2013 
> > > The charred carcass of one of Queen Elizabeth’s own swans was found on 
> > > a riverbank near Windsor Castle after having been barbecued and eaten, 
> > > according to the police and a charity called Swan Lifeline. 
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> > > The swan was one of about 200 that live on Baths Island and belong to the 
> > > queen. 
> > > Until 1998, under a law dating to the 12th century, killing or injuring a 
> > > swan was classified as treason, and the crown retains ownership of all 
> > > unmarked mute swans in areas along the River Thames. Wild swans are also 
> > > protected under a 1981 act, and to injure or kill a swan â€" let alone 
> > > eat one â€" is against the law. 
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> > > Wendy Hermon of Swan Lifeline said that 
> > > “the whole breast had been removed, and it looked like it had been 
> > > eaten for lunch.” There was “just a swan skeleton left,” she said. 
> > > “It’s 
> > > absolutely disgusting, I can’t imagine the kind of people that would do 
> > > this.” She said the carcass, with its feathers still attached, was 
> > > taken by her group to be cremated.
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