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| View Poll Results: Would you eat named meat | |||
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02-05-2008, 11:24 PM
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Saving for a Jet Car
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: richmond.nsw.au
Posts: 3,745
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It had a name?
Recently my folks off loaded alot of meat from a calf they had up at the farm. They called the calf "rocco" so everytime we eat it... You think rocco. So the Mrs an I often have trouble eating what we've been given. Even when we go to my folks place, through a meal you get comments of... "Rocco is great tonight" "Rocco goodness" "Stewed Rocco" "Rocco bolegnase" The list goes on, and needless to say it turns some people off... The Mrs pretty much refuses to eat it.
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