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Rachel20

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Jimmy.

You remind me of Wolverine.
 
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jimmydiggs

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I prefer spurgeon. :)

 
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Rachel20

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Oh.

What do you feel about sturgeon?


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We have sturgeon in Missouri, but typically they are much smaller.
 
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Rachel20

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I turn 21 in 2 minutes
 
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Happy Birthday Rachel!

By the way, I have eaten raccoon as well. :cool:
 
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Rachel20

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Thanks Jim!!

(I think this thread should be the Jim Thread.)

Wow you've eaten a raccoon.. is that allowed?

I've eaten various seafood - squid, crabs, shellfish ( i think that's mussels...)
 
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LOL, yes it's allowed. They are quite common in our area, not protected animals by any means. Mainly our restrictions seem to be on birds, there are many birds you are not allowed to kill.
 
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People eat racoons!? When I thought I was adapting well to American culture......
 
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In general, people don't. But I wanted to try it, just to see what it was like. Rather like greasy venison.
 
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