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it is a definite taste, it is quite a strong gamey taste. very high in iron.
B the BookAddict wrote: "Is this site listed anywhere on our threads. It's the AU version of Project Gutenberg (our public domain laws are different than US. https://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/meta/a..."
No but you could put it here Bette - https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/... - that thread about Project Gutenberg has been there awhile. It'll be good to have this as an extra to it, and draw it to people's attention again:)
No but you could put it here Bette - https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/... - that thread about Project Gutenberg has been there awhile. It'll be good to have this as an extra to it, and draw it to people's attention again:)

Afraid nothing would induce me to eat kangaroo meat. See too many of the sweet faced creatures around our way to ever think of eating any.
I with u there Dale about eating them...although I don't see them all the time!!! I just can't do it...

Sally906 wrote: "Artsolameelian wrote: "Is Kangaroo meat tasty?"
Makes a lovely salami"
... Does it taste like chicken?
Makes a lovely salami"
... Does it taste like chicken?
So NZ full on banned a book http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/08/asia/ne.... I wonder if they know that now everyone and their dog is going to want to read it now.

Makes a lovely salami"
... Does it taste like chicken?"
Definitely not :) I think it's delicious. It needs to be rare or stewed, though, unless you like eating very tough meat.
Melissa wrote: "So NZ full on banned a book http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/08/asia/ne.... I wonder if they know that now everyone and their dog is going to want to read it now."
Thanks for that Melissa. I needed a banned book for a challenge I am doing so I went straightaway to buy this one. It sounds like a good story and I think I am old enough to handle the rest;)
Thanks for that Melissa. I needed a banned book for a challenge I am doing so I went straightaway to buy this one. It sounds like a good story and I think I am old enough to handle the rest;)
Phrynne wrote: "Melissa wrote: "So NZ full on banned a book http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/08/asia/ne.... I wonder if they know that now everyone and their dog is going to want to read it now."
Thank..."
Well hey then, that worked out well for you. Courtesy of the New Zealand film and literature board.
Thank..."
Well hey then, that worked out well for you. Courtesy of the New Zealand film and literature board.
Ashley wrote: "Crazy that it's been banned, huh?
Maybe I expect too much of the 21st century sometimes"
Has history ever shown book bans to work. It is nuts that book bans still exist in 2015; I say just stick a rating and a warning label on it and leave it be.
Maybe I expect too much of the 21st century sometimes"
Has history ever shown book bans to work. It is nuts that book bans still exist in 2015; I say just stick a rating and a warning label on it and leave it be.


Maybe I expect too much of the 21st century sometimes"
Has history ever shown book bans to work. It is nuts that book bans still exist in 2015; I ..."
They have given it the best publicity it could want for! ;)
☼♄Jülie wrote: "Melissa wrote: "Ashley wrote: "Crazy that it's been banned, huh?
Maybe I expect too much of the 21st century sometimes"
Has history ever shown book bans to work. It is nuts that book bans still ..."
Indeed they have; everyone and their dog is going to want that book in NZ now.
Maybe I expect too much of the 21st century sometimes"
Has history ever shown book bans to work. It is nuts that book bans still ..."
Indeed they have; everyone and their dog is going to want that book in NZ now.
Michael wrote: "Don't you love it when a bunch of do gooders try and impose there will on what the rest of us can see and read. :/"
I find it ironic considering 50 shades of Grey exists. Just slap a warning on it and let the public make of it what they will.
I find it ironic considering 50 shades of Grey exists. Just slap a warning on it and let the public make of it what they will.

A simple sticker would be enough (so long as it's not those crap ones that you need a hair-dryer to remove without tearing the cover :D)
But yes! What a perfect promo boost :)

Afraid nothing would induce me to eat kangaroo meat. See too many of the sweet faced creatures around our way to ever think of eating any."
I'm with you, Dale, in full support. Why are we eating something that is one of our national emblems?

Yup, so typical of the Family First group!

Makes a lovely salami"
... Does it taste like chicken?"
No it doesn't - but other than as salami I can't eat it - has to be cooked very rare to be tender - or casseroled for ours. I find the taste too strong and don't eat any meat that is still red to the point of almost raw!!!
I remember the roast beef my mum use to make - I swear the joint was still moo-ing when she served it at the table ***shudder***
B the BookAddict wrote: "Dale wrote: "Marianne wrote: "And low in cholesterol apparently"
Afraid nothing would induce me to eat kangaroo meat. See too many of the sweet faced creatures around our way to ever think of eati..."
That is a good point. However, we do eat moose in Canada which is a stereotypical Canadian symbol.
Afraid nothing would induce me to eat kangaroo meat. See too many of the sweet faced creatures around our way to ever think of eati..."
That is a good point. However, we do eat moose in Canada which is a stereotypical Canadian symbol.
RitaSkeeter wrote: "Melissa wrote: "B the BookAddict wrote: "Dale wrote: "Marianne wrote: "And low in cholesterol apparently"
Afraid nothing would induce me to eat kangaroo meat. See too many of the sweet faced crea..."
I have never eaten Moose. However,I am told that it does not taste like chicken. I think it is a tougher meat.
Afraid nothing would induce me to eat kangaroo meat. See too many of the sweet faced crea..."
I have never eaten Moose. However,I am told that it does not taste like chicken. I think it is a tougher meat.
Lol, clearly there were not quite enough species of animals that could kill you in Australia. What is one more spider to the list - http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/....
Brenda wrote: "Ewww! Gross! It's HUGE!"
My feelings exactly, lol.
My feelings exactly, lol.

Oh no, not only do we have to watch for ground funnel webs when digging in the garden but we have to worry about them jumping out of trees? I'm never going bush walking again!!
Carolyn wrote: "Melissa wrote: "Lol, clearly there were not quite enough species of animals that could kill you in Australia. What is one more spider to the list - http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/......"
The nice thing about over here is that any animal that can kill us you can see it coming. Some of your animals scare the pants off me, haha.
The nice thing about over here is that any animal that can kill us you can see it coming. Some of your animals scare the pants off me, haha.

Laura wrote: "lol eeeeww again *shudders* maybe a fly net around your whole body from head to foot when in the bush trekking around. ..lol"
My favourite option is to stay inside with a book and avoid the bush.
My favourite option is to stay inside with a book and avoid the bush.
RitaSkeeter wrote: "Brenda wrote: "LOL! That's if you see it before it jumps on you Rita!!!"
That's why I had kids; so I can send them in first!"
LOL, shhh don't tell them that :P
That's why I had kids; so I can send them in first!"
LOL, shhh don't tell them that :P
RitaSkeeter wrote: "Brenda wrote: "LOL! That's if you see it before it jumps on you Rita!!!"
That's why I had kids; so I can send them in first!"
LOL! Meanie!!!
That's why I had kids; so I can send them in first!"
LOL! Meanie!!!
RitaSkeeter wrote: "Melissa wrote: "RitaSkeeter wrote: "Brenda wrote: "LOL! That's if you see it before it jumps on you Rita!!!"
That's why I had kids; so I can send them in first!"
LOL, shhh don't tell them that :..."
Haha, that is cute :)
That's why I had kids; so I can send them in first!"
LOL, shhh don't tell them that :..."
Haha, that is cute :)
RitaSkeeter wrote: "Laura wrote: "So it's like...When 8n doubt send kids first?
lol jk :p"
Exactly right; no joke ;)"
I always thought that was what younger siblings were for, lol. This is what I taught my brother when we were growing up :D
lol jk :p"
Exactly right; no joke ;)"
I always thought that was what younger siblings were for, lol. This is what I taught my brother when we were growing up :D

Hmph!! Only 20c each?!

I'm a bit puzzled, was this ever in the AU news or just the NZ news?

I have switched it all off in disgust and am going shopping!!
Oh no!! Did you have it saved Jools? I do mine in Word and save on a continual basis until I'm ready to copy and paste it across..
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