breh i just be talking to talk. it's not even aimed at you on some personal shyt just a statement on living.
Supermarket; I haven’t eaten it yet especially as I found out it comes partially grilled. I was PISSED! It was in a windowless packet. Rookie mistake. Edit: Actually just went to check its Ostrich not Kangaroo.
Let me tell you those pigeons in Trafalgar Square wouldn’t stand a chance. I would be a rich bytch you hear me!imagine killing an animal and not using the entirety of it? that's how it was intended. that's how natives did. you spoiled by the perspective of being able to walk into a big ass store and buy meat with no struggle. you not having to catch, gut, clean and cook an animal then repeat that process on a regular basis every time you want to eat. you would def be maximizing on your kill
...and then there's the fact that animal tails are a nutrition bank so that flavor people are chasing exists in the tail for a reason.
soft living/convenience made humans completely oblivious to what natural living entails. if we had some cataclysmic shyt happen to the world we know a lot of people won't make it passed the blackouts and commercial outlets running out of food. then you would understand how mofos stumbled on some tough tails being delicious. making due with what you got. survival of the fittest
Wait; what kind of rats they have where you come from breh?
I heard Bison is leaner than beef. Think about the gains.It's a no from me big dawg
I have tried venison and almost ate Bison in America but they said there was a Bison shortage....
Fun and Joke aside; I do wonder why those big game aren’t eaten in places where they are prevalent. The meat must be awful I’m guessing. They don’t fall under bovine and poultry which is kind of our main land staples but not elephant, hippo or giraffe. I’m sure the colonisers tried to eat them at some point.Nikkas eating everything now. Tryna snack on some smoked elephant leg
really???
