> On Monday 18 June 2018 00:26:52 Jimmy Johnson wrote:
> > On 06/12/2018 09:33 PM, elcaseti wrote:
> > > This post got me thinking. since Konqui the dragon is the KDE
> > > community's animal mascot, has anyone given thought to Trinity DE having
> > > an animal mascot? I nominate Corvus Corax (raven). I did get to eat
> > > alligator once, but it was such a small piece, I didn't notice anything
> > > distinct about it. It may very well taste like chicken, but I can't say
> > > for sure unless I get a chance to eat a larger amount someday. Cheers
> >
> > No, gator does not taste like chicken, can be used as a replacement.
> > Also some say snake, rabbit and squirrel taste like chicken, nope. And
> > crawdad taste like crawdad. Any one of them can be used in soup, salad,
> > etc. Now if you want to talk about bear, it's best cooked outside the
> > house. And taste like bear and I can not compare bear to anything that
> > I've eaten. :) Somebody mentioned pheasant, with wild rice stuffing is
> > freaking great, I say better than chicken or turkey, if you get a chance
> > give pheasant a try.
> >
> > I've eaten great vegan too. What I call great vegan is where you sit
> > and eat great tasting food without realizing you're eating vegan. :)
> >
> > Cheers!
>
> I tasted all the others, but not alligator. (Anyway, alligators are an
> endangered species, am I right? so I can live without trying it.) I also
> lived in a hippie commune for a few years, where everybody was "officially"
> vegetarian; which taught me how to get the most nutrition and good taste out
> of a meat-free diet, as well as how to combine foods to supply enough
> protein. (Read that book, *Diet for a Small Planet*, by Frances Moore
Lappe.)
>
> What nobody knows about vegetarians, though, is that most of them are not
> really very strict about it, and they sneak meat into their diet at every
> opportunity.
>
> Bill
>
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I've been a vegetarians since birth, I have never eaten animals.
That's just something carnivore say to make themselves feel better.
Kate
Hmm wait, do politicians count as animals?