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MacGyver

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Posted: 02:55am 14 Jul 2010

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Experimenting

I like trying 'off-the-wall' stuff, just because. Oz'll back me up on that, I'm sure. Today I tried two new menu items: Smoked Oysters and Sardines. two items I'd never, ever tried so I figured, why not?.

The oysters were delicious. The sardines were . . .

Did I mention how enjoyable the smoked oysters were?

. . . . . Mac

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Perhaps better stated in the words of Morgan Freeman,
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Downwind

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Posted: 03:41am 14 Jul 2010

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Mac,

It sounds as though you have been banished to the shed and are living on rations

I do think some sardines are very nice and other brands are very poor.

It would be more "off the shelf" then off the wall or you are storing your food wrong

Go easy on the oysters, as apparently they can make you horny

Pete.

Sometimes it just works

AMACK

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Posted: 11:34am 14 Jul 2010

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Eatting oysters you may get some but in My house if I eat Sardinees I get nothing.

I love (smelly fish as the wife calls them) but she can not stand the smell of them. I have the for breakfast when she stays the odd night at her mothers.....Sardines in Tomato sauce...EMM Love them.

*Note to self

1. Make it thick

2.Make it heavy.

3.Make it stronger than it should be.

4. Don't rush the first job as the second job will cost more and take mor

MacGyver

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Posted: 07:46pm 14 Jul 2010

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[Quote=AMACK]Go easy on the oysters, as apparently they can make you horny.

Haven't been down that pathway for years; no worries. My pending divorce may change that, but I doubt it. The really sick part is, I'd rather spend my time building stuff in my shop!

You know what they say . . . Different strokes for different folks. I fit the bill!

. . . . . Mac

Nothing difficult is ever easy!
Perhaps better stated in the words of Morgan Freeman,
"Where there is no struggle, there is no progress!"
Copeville, Texas

brucedownunder2
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Posted: 09:29pm 14 Jul 2010

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I'll try them smoked oysters and the smelly sardines next month ,, as the handbrake is "staying over" at her mums place for a whopping 49 nights , now beat that !!! And whats best , she can't change her mind ,cause her Mum's place is in central Brasil. No washing or house work for this little duck til 3 days before she comes back ,betcha..

about to become feral ,,bruce...

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Posted: 01:55am 15 Jul 2010

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Half your luck Bruce

Bob

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Posted: 02:00am 15 Jul 2010

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Hi Amack

Try mashing them with fine chopped onions and a bit of garlic, while the anchor is away that is.

You wont get anything but they taste good.

All the best

Bob

Eatting oysters you may get some but in My house if I eat Sardinees I get nothing.

I love (smelly fish as the wife calls them) but she can not stand the smell of them. I have the for breakfast when she stays the odd night at her mothers.....Sardines in Tomato sauce...EMM Love them.

Foolin Around

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