"Secure the border"

[RjThoughts]

Are you suggesting we also stock nutrias? They will get everywhere!

Cousins have tried to send me the meat. I'm like, I don't eat rodent!!!

 

[Greenwavelawyer]

Cousins have tried to send me the meat. I'm like, I don't eat rodent!!!

Don't knock it until you tried it!
But hey we eat almost anything in South Louisiana.
It really is sort of like rabbit, or dark meat on a turkey

Now back to regularly scheduled programming

 

[Dream59]

There's some, hidden. Bet you're glad you're not one now, with the nutria ?

Some of those folks think eating a rat like creature is a good thing. I did not share this way of thinking. Though I knew a lot of people that went out to shoot them.

 

[Dream59]

Don't knock it until you tried it!
But hey we eat almost anything in South Louisiana.
It really is sort of like rabbit, or dark meat on a turkey

Now back to regularly scheduled programming

They smell pretty earthy because of their diet. As long as there is a supermarket open I can just go buy a steak, Though I do love me some Creole Rabbit.

 

[cowslinger64]

Cousins have tried to send me the meat. I'm like, I don't eat rodent!!!

I agree with the don't knock it thang.. I've had squirrel a few times and it's exceptional...of course they were wild squirrel, not the things running around your house.


One of the more weird meats I've had was goat. I had never really thought about eating it. A guy from work brought it in...and it tasted exactly like my moms pot roast...i was totally shocked. It was soooooo freakin good.

 

[JohnnySavage]

I agree with the don't knock it thang.. I've had squirrel a few times and it's exceptional...of course they were wild squirrel, not the things running around your house.


One of the more weird meats I've had was goat. I had never really thought about eating it. A guy from work brought it in...and it tasted exactly like my moms pot roast...i was totally shocked. It was soooooo freakin good.

I eat goat (Chevron) several times a month. One of my neighbors raises goats and has a waiting list for the meat.

 

[RjThoughts]

My father's family are hunters, "You kill it, you grill it. It dies, it fries."

I've tried everything from moose to woodchuck/groundhog to squirrel.

Don't like game anymore.

 

[ryan8558]

I agree with the don't knock it thang.. I've had squirrel a few times and it's exceptional...of course they were wild squirrel, not the things running around your house.


One of the more weird meats I've had was goat. I had never really thought about eating it. A guy from work brought it in...and it tasted exactly like my moms pot roast...i was totally shocked. It was soooooo freakin good.

cabrito al pastor, enough said

 

[cowslinger64]

I eat goat (Chevron) several times a month. One of my neighbors raises goats and has a waiting list for the meat.

I can believe it.. the meat was way better than I would have imagined.

Had a guy bring in bear to work one time....holy crap, that was excellent too.

 

[Liar]

Fresh water jellyfish aren't very nasty, you need salt water for that.

Who said fresh water? You dig the mother off all straits.

And then you out-compete the Panama Canal. Profit!

 

[Noor]

Just more things for me to get reactions to

Today I have only had a bit of lamb, some rice, and some nori fumi furikake (seaweed, salt, sesame seed, sugar) sprinkle on rice with almonds in it. I am feeling pretty good right now.

 

[KingOrfeo]

It takes a three tiered fence system similar to that in San Diego with razor tape upgrades, the Army Corps of Engineers, and the U.S. military:

http://blog.cleveland.com/nationworld_impact/2008/08/large_Border_Agents_Meye.JPG

All that, from the Pacific to the Gulf?

Not gonna happen.

 

[Liar]

Just more things for me to get reactions to

Today I have only had a bit of lamb, some rice, and some nori fumi furikake (seaweed, salt, sesame seed, sugar) sprinkle on rice with almonds in it. I am feeling pretty good right now.

That sounds either healthy, hipster, or both.

 

[Dream59]

I agree with the don't knock it thang.. I've had squirrel a few times and it's exceptional...of course they were wild squirrel, not the things running around your house.


One of the more weird meats I've had was goat. I had never really thought about eating it. A guy from work brought it in...and it tasted exactly like my moms pot roast...i was totally shocked. It was soooooo freakin good.

I love goat, though to me it is closer to pork than beef. That might be because I eat it at an Indian restaurant. The weirdest thing I have eaten in monkey. It isn't bad when you haven't eaten in 4 days.

 

[KingOrfeo]

One of the more weird meats I've had was goat. I had never really thought about eating it. A guy from work brought it in...and it tasted exactly like my moms pot roast...i was totally shocked. It was soooooo freakin good.

I eat goat (Chevron) several times a month. One of my neighbors raises goats and has a waiting list for the meat.

Any good Litster has better things to do with a goat than that!

 

[colddiesel]

Australia has thousands of excess crocodiles since we stopped shooting them in the 70's. Say 1 Croc for every 500 metres of moat, they could snack on piranha's and 'gators until the children turn up - You could sell tickets and run a book on who might (not) get past the Crocs.

 

[sigh]

Piranhas are not dangerous unless you are bleeding. I would go with the gators.

Plant a row of thorns all along the outside edge of the moat.

Or go with the crocs.

 

[Joeybagadonuts]

I'm curious. What would securing the border look like? Is there a proposal on the table from those who keep pushing the issue for what would make the border satisfactorily secure?

And does it include a piranha moat? Please say it includes a piranha moat. Cause that would be awesome.

it includes a mine field.

 

[RobDownSouth]

Iron Curtain 2.0. That'll do it I guess.

Can something like that go on for 1900 miles without costing an asston to build, maintain and staff?

A moat would still be cooler. I'll compromise on piranhas. Sharks and electric eels will do. Or some nasty jellyfish.

Iron Curtain 2.0 is a perfect name.

It'll give the habitual pants-shitters like the Vetteman a false sense of security.

 

[Hard_Rom]

Well the St. Laurence and the Great lakes form a good water barrier. To protect New Brunswick and Quebec a good Iron Curtain would work. From the tip of Superior to the Pacific would be an expensive project.

Yanks aren't that quick. Maybe we can get them to pay for it.

I'm thinking a no mans land buffer zone with grizzlies and cougars.

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

Crocodiles are more dangerous, are larger than alligators.

Technically alligators are crocodiles.

 

[Noor]

Well the St. Laurence and the Great lakes form a good water barrier. To protect New Brunswick and Quebec a good Iron Curtain would work. From the tip of Superior to the Pacific would be an expensive project.

Yanks aren't that quick. Maybe we can get them to pay for it.

I'm thinking a no mans land buffer zone with grizzlies and cougars.

There are already grizzlies and cougars along there, containing them might be interesting.

 

[BotanyBoy]

It takes a three tiered fence system similar to that in San Diego with razor tape upgrades, the Army Corps of Engineers, and the U.S. military:

http://blog.cleveland.com/nationworld_impact/2008/08/large_Border_Agents_Meye.JPG

^^ lol

What a dip shit.....war abroad isn't enough...MUST SPEND MOAR UNTIL A SOLDIER IS STANDING OVER EVERY SMALL CHILD WITH AN M4 IN THEIR FACE...KUZ ISIS!!

Vette....youz such a scaredy bitch.

 

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