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Jimdamick

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captainmorgan said:
LOL, rabbits can be vicious, I had two as a kid that we had to keep separate, any time they got together they tried to kill each other. Rolling around biting and kicking each other while making a strange squealing sound, hair ripped out everywhere and wholes in their hides, it was a bit shocking the first time they went at it.
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You obviously had Republican rabbits (Sorry about that/but not really :) )
My rabbits are Democratic/Socialists, so all is cool
They simply love/help each other
Peace out/stay safe & strong :)
 
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All my best rabbit stories happened under a heavy lid. The first couple of three years after I got out of the Navy I lived off rabbit, Government cheese and other commodities. I cooked rabbit about every way known to man. The next 35 years I haven't felt the urge to have it again.

Uncle Edgar raised rabbits to sale. He lived near the airbase in Panama City and there were a lot of Asians there. He sold them at 8 weeks for 5 bucks each. Dressed of course. This was back in the 90's when 5 bucks bought more than a cup of coffee.
 
dandyrandy

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injinji said:
All my best rabbit stories happened under a heavy lid. The first couple of three years after I got out of the Navy I lived off rabbit, Government cheese and other commodities. I cooked rabbit about every way known to man. The next 35 years I haven't felt the urge to have it again.

Uncle Edgar raised rabbits to sale. He lived near the airbase in Panama City and there were a lot of Asians there. He sold them at 8 weeks for 5 bucks each. Dressed of course. This was back in the 90's when 5 bucks bought more than a cup of coffee.
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I haven't had rabbit since I was a kid. Mine came with buckshot.
 
Jimdamick

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injinji said:
All my best rabbit stories happened under a heavy lid. The first couple of three years after I got out of the Navy I lived off rabbit, Government cheese and other commodities. I cooked rabbit about every way known to man. The next 35 years I haven't felt the urge to have it again.

Uncle Edgar raised rabbits to sale. He lived near the airbase in Panama City and there were a lot of Asians there. He sold them at 8 weeks for 5 bucks each. Dressed of course. This was back in the 90's when 5 bucks bought more than a cup of coffee.
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I grew up in a mult-ethnic community, where raising rabbits as a food source in the Italian section/area was normal.
I'd rather eat a chicken
They aren't as cute :)
 
injinji

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Jimdamick said:
Ya don't "wring" their neck.
You chop their fucking head off
Done
Simple
Don't you know anything?
:) :) :)
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We would wring their necks first. Say the first dozen or so, then let them die down a little before plucking and singeing. (nothing stinks quite like singed chicken) Then we would chop off their heads. If you had waited around too long on the rosters, it was chicken and dumplings via the pressure cooker.
 
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I am happy today, I finally have an entire weekend off from work. I can get shit done around the house for once

1) I can finally try out this Jamaican rum my buddy and his wife brought back for me when they went to Sandals resort a couple weeks ago. Appleton Estate aged 12 years. I had to go feed his plants for 10 nights (92 flowering/veg and 11 mother plants) while him and his wife were down in Jamaica. They bought me a fifth for taking care of the plants It was not fun working 12-14 hours a day then driving another hour after work to his house to take care of all those damn plants. I DO NOT MISS GROWING WEED lol
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2) I can snow blow my driveway today, the wind has been fucking relentless and there's some crazy drifts in my driveway, it's a pain in the ass getting in and out, pics later when the sun comes up. I haven't had time to get it done during the week because of work

3) I am fucking going to take a nap this afternoon!

4) I got a raise at work this week

5) I'm going to try and make time to get to AT&T store to get a new phone this weekend

6) I'm going to make chili tomorrow night

7) We are getting new trucks at work, almost our whole fleet (18 trucks). We're getting almost new 2020 Peterbilt trucks
 
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blu3bird said:
I am happy today, I finally have an entire weekend off from work. I can get shit done around the house for once

1) I can finally try out this Jamaican rum my buddy and his wife brought back for me when they went to Sandals resort a couple weeks ago. Appleton Estate aged 12 years. I had to go feed his plants for 10 nights (92 flowering/veg and 11 mother plants) while him and his wife were down in Jamaica. They bought me a fifth for taking care of the plants It was not fun working 12-14 hours a day then driving another hour after work to his house to take care of all those damn plants. I DO NOT MISS GROWING WEED lol
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2) I can snow blow my driveway today, the wind has been fucking relentless and there's some crazy drifts in my driveway, it's a pain in the ass getting in and out, pics later when the sun comes up. I haven't had time to get it done during the week because of work

3) I am fucking going to take a nap this afternoon!

4) I got a raise at work this week

5) I'm going to try and make time to get to AT&T store to get a new phone this weekend

6) I'm going to make chili tomorrow night

7) We are getting new trucks at work, almost our whole fleet (18 trucks). We're getting almost new 2020 Peterbilt trucks
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Appleton Estate is the only rum we have at the house. You will love it.
 
dandyrandy

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injinji said:
We would wring their necks first. Say the first dozen or so, then let them die down a little before plucking and singeing. (nothing stinks quite like singed chicken) Then we would chop off their heads. If you had waited around too long on the rosters, it was chicken and dumplings via the pressure cooker.
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We killed ~100 every fall. 1 hog and a beef. Made lard etc. Then hunted and fished for fresh game. You didn't see deer in the late 50's running around much. Southeast ohio was wild. I moved to cincy in the mid sixties. Went to school. Girls wanted to do the dirty thang in the city. Bible belt where I came from. Dry county. I was shocked.
 
dandyrandy

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5 brothers and sisters. One tub. The youngest take their bath last. Same water. They may pee ya know. My dad's brother in law shot him in the arm one year while butchering. I was inside killing with a .22 short solid. Then we had a trolly setup to winch them up. Hook by the back leg tendons. Slit their throat then scald and scrape. Anyway dad was outside the barn scraping and uncle irvin came in and said can I shoot the next one? I said ok. He shot the hog at a slight angle and it went through a space in the vertical siding boards and hit dad in the elbow. He died with most of it still in his arm many years later. They didn't visit much after that. Irvin was blind in one eye from running from the popo and ran into a locust tree thorn. I have stories.
 
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