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Right now you're probably thinking to yourself..You must be registered to see attachments
I guess it's up to me to save the world from Perfect Evil Surgeon.
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Come morning.. it'll go something like this.
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I almost feel bad...............................almost.
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oh you werent talking to me then
That's all I wanna ask you.
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I'd never heard of the "Bumbler".
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That's all I wanna ask you.
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Hold on, let me grab my list to read off my problems.
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leather boot soup...flavorfulTends to be too thick and I don't think it's as fatty as pig (pork rinds), and is much better for leather. That said, there have been many instances of people boiling leather shoes/boots (usually bovine leather) to make soup or to even eat when in times of rationing/during war and other times when food is scarce. I've also never heard of sheep, goat or horse rinds.
As for which is better, I use and eat more pork (very versatile), but nothing beats an aged ribeye cooked by me, and bresaola might be the best charcuterie - though I like all of the pig versions as well.
. I see, sounds like like a pain to prepare but not impossible to make something delicious out of 
. Also explains why it's not really a common thing. Beef rinds sound like something I could possibly try to make.And I agree on the versatility of pork. I like beef, but it doesn't have that extra bit of crispiness/crunch that the addition of skin provides to other meats. Pork is probably the most versatile when it comes to texture imo.
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Lists are MY thing!!!
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dont worry!
still gonna burn em ^^
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@Evil Surgeon i can be your lawyer ^^ i have studied a law book once!You must be registered to see attachmentsYou must be registered to see attachments
Not sure about the Judge though.
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