Sylvermynx wrote: »Goat is yummy. Buy it young, and barbecue it slowly. Nope, I'm not joking. We've eaten pretty much anything you can hunt, and of course, since some things aren't available on the American continent, we've either had largesse from friends, or ordered from other countries.
About the only totally inedible meat I've ever run across was squirrel. Tough, stringy, and very reminiscent of acorns (logical of course). But I do remember my dad telling about squirrel stew - he was born in 1919; father was disabled (lung issues - if you can't breathe, you can't do much of anything) so my dad and his brothers kept the family in meat by shooting squirrel, possum, whatever they could find. Their little old .22s didn't have a prayer back then of taking down a deer - not to mention the deer were for the "elite"....
So bless the squirrels and goats. Protein is important.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Goat is yummy. Buy it young, and barbecue it slowly. Nope, I'm not joking. We've eaten pretty much anything you can hunt, and of course, since some things aren't available on the American continent, we've either had largesse from friends, or ordered from other countries.
About the only totally inedible meat I've ever run across was squirrel. Tough, stringy, and very reminiscent of acorns (logical of course). But I do remember my dad telling about squirrel stew - he was born in 1919; father was disabled (lung issues - if you can't breathe, you can't do much of anything) so my dad and his brothers kept the family in meat by shooting squirrel, possum, whatever they could find. Their little old .22s didn't have a prayer back then of taking down a deer - not to mention the deer were for the "elite"....
So bless the squirrels and goats. Protein is important.
Snake feels like biting into chalk - totally dry.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »Goat is yummy. Buy it young, and barbecue it slowly. Nope, I'm not joking. We've eaten pretty much anything you can hunt, and of course, since some things aren't available on the American continent, we've either had largesse from friends, or ordered from other countries.
About the only totally inedible meat I've ever run across was squirrel. Tough, stringy, and very reminiscent of acorns (logical of course). But I do remember my dad telling about squirrel stew - he was born in 1919; father was disabled (lung issues - if you can't breathe, you can't do much of anything) so my dad and his brothers kept the family in meat by shooting squirrel, possum, whatever they could find. Their little old .22s didn't have a prayer back then of taking down a deer - not to mention the deer were for the "elite"....
So bless the squirrels and goats. Protein is important.
Snake feels like biting into chalk - totally dry.
Actually, I've had snake that wasn't dry as chalk. It wasn't "like chicken" - though it was edible. And filling.
I draw the line at bugs. Nopenopenope.
VaranisArano wrote: »Am I the only one who immediately thinks about Fallout whenever someone talks about a G.O.A.T.?
Sylvermynx wrote: »Goat is yummy. Buy it young, and barbecue it slowly. Nope, I'm not joking. We've eaten pretty much anything you can hunt, and of course, since some things aren't available on the American continent, we've either had largesse from friends, or ordered from other countries.
About the only totally inedible meat I've ever run across was squirrel. Tough, stringy, and very reminiscent of acorns (logical of course). But I do remember my dad telling about squirrel stew - he was born in 1919; father was disabled (lung issues - if you can't breathe, you can't do much of anything) so my dad and his brothers kept the family in meat by shooting squirrel, possum, whatever they could find. Their little old .22s didn't have a prayer back then of taking down a deer - not to mention the deer were for the "elite"....
So bless the squirrels and goats. Protein is important.
Question 1:
You are approached by a frenzied Vault scientist, who yells, "I'm going to put my quantum harmonizer in your photonic resonation chamber!" What's your response?
A. "But doctor, wouldn't that cause a parabolic destabilization of the fission singularity?"
B. "Yeah? Up yours too, buddy!"
C. Say nothing, grab a nearby pipe and hit the scientist in the head to knock him out. For all you knew, he was planning to blow up the vault.
D. Say nothing, but slip away before the scientist can continue his rant.
Milking Machine
OP is obvioulsy too young to know that games are for playing, not handing your wallet over...