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a stoat is stoatly different. Otters are weaselly recognisable because they are always served in a suchet of crayfish curd.

Posted By: Dave in France on August 17th 2005 at 13:52:42

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Cold, shredded chicken and sea blubber, a hummock of bacon gouache, nestling delicately in (General Chat) - malkybarkid, Aug 17, 13:04:49
- These Ridiculous Postings Must Stop! (General Chat) - trumpton riots, Aug 17, 13:51:56
- What is a small twisty of horse? (General Chat) - pants, Aug 17, 13:30:13
  - it could be a wrap of brown or 'H' but in my food context it is a trio of slight shavings (General Chat) - malkybarkid, Aug 17, 13:36:23
    - i love Kerry Bog Pony meat (General Chat) - Dave in France, Aug 17, 13:41:59
      - Shetland Rump is now worth the same, pound for pound, as caviar.. (General Chat) - malkybarkid, Aug 17, 13:45:17
        
        bloody hell (General Chat) - Dave in France, Aug 17, 13:46:09
        
        had stoat and curlies at the Rayleigh Otter once - does that count? (n/m) (General Chat) - malkybarkid, Aug 17, 13:49:56
        
        no (General Chat) - Dave in France, Aug 17, 13:52:42
- lol (n/m) (General Chat) - pants, Aug 17, 13:17:54
- Saddle of Gomp on a bed of local Spume, flanked by a suggestion of oily chuff. (n/m) (General Chat) - The Tudster, Aug 17, 13:15:31
  - oh I say! (n/m) (General Chat) - pants, Aug 17, 13:18:09
- and a wee anecdote (n/m) (General Chat) - SCC 26, Aug 17, 13:05:16
  - I've got one of those (General Chat) - SherryEnema, Aug 17, 13:45:31

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