Aussies are taking over....And Wellard is a bigger fool

[Mr. Mopery]

Originally posted by Kakero: Really? Kangaroos are tasty? what they taste like? [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Kind of like beef, but it's a really lean meat. "Beefier than Beef, in a good way, but tougher to chew when you think about how cute they are" was what I wrote in my journal at the time.

Crocodile tastes like chicken, but a little chewier. It's good stuff.

Emu...I didn't really Emu meat that much, but I really dislike Emus so eating them tasted like revenge. Warm, chewy revenge.

Chewy, ladies and gentlemen, is my new theme of the day...

[burnzey boi]

lol, does that mean your an outback type of person?

[krunchyfrogg]

I like Outback Steakhouse.

[Kakero]

Originally posted by Mr. Mopery: quote: Originally posted by Kakero: Really? Kangaroos are tasty? what they taste like? [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Kind of like beef, but it's a really lean meat. "Beefier than Beef, in a good way, but tougher to chew when you think about how cute they are" was what I wrote in my journal at the time.

Crocodile tastes like chicken, but a little chewier. It's good stuff.

Emu...I didn't really Emu meat that much, but I really dislike Emus so eating them tasted like revenge. Warm, chewy revenge.

Chewy, ladies and gentlemen, is my new theme of the day... [/QUOTE]You don't say. Now you make ma very hungry already. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[Sir Goulum]

Originally posted by Davros: quote: Originally posted by Mr. Mopery: quote: Originally posted by Davros: And for the edifiction of RevRuby - America is the one country in the world that is different.

Somewhere out there, you just pissed off a Canadian. Probably more than one. I'd watch your back, if I were you...they WILL come for you.

You would think that scientists the world over could look at a chemical element with a certain number of prtons and neutrons and decide to call it Hydrogen or Lithium or Berrylium etc and that name would be standardised the world over in The Periodic Table of Elements. In this case, all the other countries in the world called it Aluminium and the good ole US of A called it Aluminum. You would have thought the Periodic table of elements the world over would be pretty standard, but there you go.

If I recall correctly it's called Aluminium by most major organizations in North America, scientists and producers alike, and has been since 1990. It's just that aluminium sounds funny, so nobody uses it...

By the way, as I pointed out before, it was called Aluminum BEFORE it was changed to Aluminium, so don't blame the Americans for being different, they were just early adopters. [img]tongue.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]Just a point to ponder for you - I have Chem Eng text books from both Canada and the States. The 3 from the States are the only ones that have this new element called Aluminum. So don't be too sure that I pissed off any Canadians [img]smile.gif[/img] . [/QUOTE]Interesting... my Chem book says Aluminum. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[krunchyfrogg]

I found an Emu farm about 90 minutes North of my place by car. I thought there was a difference between Emus and Ostritches, but apparently when I think I'm eating Ostritch meat, it might really be Emu meat.

Oh well, I like it! [img]smile.gif[/img]

[burnzey boi]

The African Ostrich, the Australian emu, cassowaries and kiwis and the South American rheas... so cassowaries are the only bird like closest to you.

[Eagle eye]

This thread is getting quite big

[wellard]

Originally posted by Eagle eye: This thread is getting quite big

Helped along by posts like this

[Davros]

Originally posted by Sir Goulum: Interesting... my Chem book says Aluminum. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Oh no - the corrupting influence is flowing northwards then. Tell me - is Edmonton considered to be in American speaking Canada or English speaking Canada or French speaking Canada? .