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Is anyone interested in looking after a small, 500 acre, farm in vic for the first 6 months of next year. Prime responsibility would be the well being of 150 cows some of which will be calving in that time. Very comfortable home near Hamilton, PM me if you are interested.

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Tezza,are the cows dairy cows?If so is milking involved?Cheers.Ibbo.Ok Smarties in the wing don't say it,I know where cows milk comes from.Just that I am not into milking.biggrin

-- Edited by ibbo on Thursday 5th of November 2009 01:02:28 PM

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no, they are angus fresian cross and the progeny are bred for meat.  they are quiet enough so i am sure you could milk them if you were inclined.

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MILK COMES FROM COWS????? Yuck!!! That's enough to put me off milk.


Naaaah............!! It comes from cartons and plastic bottles............can't fool me Ibbo!!

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Disco Duck wrote:

MILK COMES FROM COWS????? Yuck!!! That's enough to put me off milk.


Naaaah............!! It comes from cartons and plastic bottles............can't fool me Ibbo!!


It gets worse....I was recently at a smorgasbord where they served tongue...how yucky is that...it comes from the inside of an animal's mouth..ughhh!

I had the egg sandwiches instead.

 



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jimricho wrote:

Disco Duck wrote:

MILK COMES FROM COWS????? Yuck!!! That's enough to put me off milk.


Naaaah............!! It comes from cartons and plastic bottles............can't fool me Ibbo!!


It gets worse....I was recently at a smorgasbord where they served tongue...how yucky is that...it comes from the inside of an animal's mouth..ughhh!

I had the egg sandwiches instead.

 


And which end of the chook does the egg come out?
Cheers,
xina.

 



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Stop it.Tripe,liver,lambs fry,Black Pudding ,Brains,kidneys.Dead pigs,yes and those things from chooks bums.Hell we are a strange mob ain't we.Cabbages ,spuds, the list just goes on.Thank goodness we have Mc.Donalds.Oh well back to my fish and chups.....oh sorry I meant chips.Cheers.Ibbo.

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Just can't waste anything. These days people are just too fussy and spoilt for choice.
I'm not sure but I'm willing to bet there could be offal in Macca's 'coz they're bloody awful - boom! boom!
I'm hanging out for good old SA "fritz" and Barossa Metwurst.
They just don't understand outside SA, although WA comes close.
I don't care if they call it devon, luncheon or anything else, I want fritz!
I love lamb's fry or calf's liver, brains, sweet breads, not kidneys, and there's nothing wrong with bum nuts - they come in shells.
Oops Ibbo - did you let that K1W1 slip? I'll let you off this time.

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Cruising Granny wrote:

I'm hanging out for good old SA "fritz" and Barossa Metwurst.


I'll second that. can't get close to it anywhere else.

 



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Who was the first person to look at a chook and say "I'm going to eat the next thing that drops out of its bum"?

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terry do you have a vet on 24 hour standby "just in case",

I wouldnt mind that position, I reckon it would be a good retreat, but the dragon is talking about Canada, so we will see.

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Now you people have put me right off my food.

Eggs from Chooks?? Thanks Xina............you know how to kill a good appetite!! What happened to the egg cartons from the supermarkets?

Eggs from a bum instead of tongue..............tough decision Jimricho.............tough decision mate.


I'm with you Ibbo cancel the other muck..................back to Hungry Jacks. Thank god for good clean wholesome take-aways.

I was actually fed on pizzas and pan cakes for the first twelve years of my life.........it was all my parents could get under the door. :)


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Disco Duck wrote:
I was actually fed on pizzas and pan cakes for the first twelve years of my life.........it was all my parents could get under the door. :)


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When we were kids grandma and mum would often corn a bullock or goat's tongue from grandmas' property.   It was the best cold meat you could get for sandwiches etc.  I had such fond memories of it all that many years later when my kids were in their early teens I bought a bullock tongue from the butchers.   Trouble is the thing didn't look anything like I remembered boiling away in the pot.  It looked like something that might have come from the other end of the bull and smelled nasty.  

 The kids took one look at it and declared that they were heading up to the local bistro for tea. 

The tongue ended up in the belly of the canine member of the family.  disbelief

Ian

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Did you forget to take the skin off it before cutting and serving?
Cheers,
xina.

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only thing I couldnt face whilst at the MIL place was the ducks or chooks feet, all else didnt fase me!

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xina wrote:

Did you forget to take the skin off it before cutting and serving?
Cheers,
xina.


Xina

The skin was peeling off in the pot and looking like something out of an 'Alien' movie.  The dog didn't mind though. 

 



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