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[Blazor]

Last night I went to my favorite taco shop and got a fish taco and 2 crunchy shrimp tacos. Was SOOOOO good.



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[Anonymous]

Last night I went to my favorite taco shop and got a fish taco and 2 crunchy shrimp tacos. Was SOOOOO good.



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Looks messy, but I'm sure it tasted good.

[Frood]

Last night I went to my favorite taco shop and got a fish taco and 2 crunchy shrimp tacos. Was SOOOOO good.



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[Frood]

Made BLT's... triple layer

[Anonymous]

I'm making a venison soup in the slow cooker today.

[Frood]

I'm making a venison soup in the slow cooker today.

I miss venison....

[Frood]

That's a good looking pizza..



We rarely order pizza.

Smoked mussels, calamari, and prawns with Tabasco sauce

Sounds amazing!!!!  ac_drinks



I too have never had a seafood pizza.

With lots of garlic!  

[Anonymous]

I'm making a venison soup in the slow cooker today.

I miss venison....

We miss it too when we don't have it for a long time.

[Frood]

I'm making a venison soup in the slow cooker today.

I miss venison....

We miss it too when we don't have it for a long time.

The farmed stuff here is so expensive and hard to come by. I think it's actually reindeer.



But we have wild deer released by people over the last century, and I see them from time to time, but they're not legally allowed to be killed unless far away from the roads and in approved small hunting areas, despite being an introduced pest.



Worse than that, the means to kill them are highly regulated and if I got a bolt action rifle or even breach loading single shot shotgun, I'd have to pay through the nose not just for the actual firearm, but for the fees and cabinet legally required to house my firearm.



That's actually not that expensive, but what gets my goat is that owning a firearm legally enables the police to enter my home to check for compliance and our Victoria Police are some of the biggest cocksuckers out there. They will use the fact that a household has a firearm in it to enter, for all normal intents and purposes, in a quasi legal fashion in order to collect other charges or in the case of being charged outside the home, spray paint on the MSM that an arrest was made for an unrelated charge but they searched a home after, and there is further weapons charges. They do the same thing with otherwise legal things things to own WITHOUT weapons permits, and it's disgusting to me.



So I don't do firearms in my house. I have nothing against them. I was raised with them and raised to respect people and personal boundaries but I can't abide with the thought of government thugs entering my home trying to entrap or hurt my family or me.



We're still under a variant of martial law/state of emergency in my state. They can STILL enter our home without any real reason besides the ones they make up....



Until we address this crap, Australia is still in a lockdown that goes back numerous decades.

[Anonymous]

I'm making a venison soup in the slow cooker today.

I miss venison....

We miss it too when we don't have it for a long time.

The farmed stuff here is so expensive and hard to come by. I think it's actually reindeer.



But we have wild deer released by people over the last century, and I see them from time to time, but they're not legally allowed to be killed unless far away from the roads and in approved small hunting areas, despite being an introduced pest.



Worse than that, the means to kill them are highly regulated and if I got a bolt action rifle or even breach loading single shot shotgun, I'd have to pay through the nose not just for the actual firearm, but for the fees and cabinet legally required to house my firearm.



That's actually not that expensive, but what gets my goat is that owning a firearm legally enables the police to enter my home to check for compliance and our Victoria Police are some of the biggest cocksuckers out there. They will use the fact that a household has a firearm in it to enter, for all normal intents and purposes, in a quasi legal fashion in order to collect other charges or in the case of being charged outside the home, spray paint on the MSM that an arrest was made for an unrelated charge but they searched a home after, and there is further weapons charges. They do the same thing with otherwise legal things things to own WITHOUT weapons permits, and it's disgusting to me.



So I don't do firearms in my house. I have nothing against them. I was raised with them and raised to respect people and personal boundaries but I can't abide with the thought of government thugs entering my home trying to entrap or hurt my family or me.



We're still under a variant of martial law/state of emergency in my state. They can STILL enter our home without any real reason besides the ones they make up....



Until we address this crap, Australia is still in a lockdown that goes back numerous decades.

Reindeer or caribou as we call them are numerous across the North of this country..



I don't know if they are raised commercially, but I heard it's easy to get a tag for them up North..



The venison we had yesterday was wild mule deer shot..



The native deer here, white tail and mule deer are not good to raise commercially, strangely elk are..



Deer farms in Canada usually raise European fallow deer..



My husband's friend got a draw for a moose, so we may have some moose in our freezer this year.

 ac_smile

[Frood]

I'm making a venison soup in the slow cooker today.

I miss venison....

We miss it too when we don't have it for a long time.

The farmed stuff here is so expensive and hard to come by. I think it's actually reindeer.



But we have wild deer released by people over the last century, and I see them from time to time, but they're not legally allowed to be killed unless far away from the roads and in approved small hunting areas, despite being an introduced pest.



Worse than that, the means to kill them are highly regulated and if I got a bolt action rifle or even breach loading single shot shotgun, I'd have to pay through the nose not just for the actual firearm, but for the fees and cabinet legally required to house my firearm.



That's actually not that expensive, but what gets my goat is that owning a firearm legally enables the police to enter my home to check for compliance and our Victoria Police are some of the biggest cocksuckers out there. They will use the fact that a household has a firearm in it to enter, for all normal intents and purposes, in a quasi legal fashion in order to collect other charges or in the case of being charged outside the home, spray paint on the MSM that an arrest was made for an unrelated charge but they searched a home after, and there is further weapons charges. They do the same thing with otherwise legal things things to own WITHOUT weapons permits, and it's disgusting to me.



So I don't do firearms in my house. I have nothing against them. I was raised with them and raised to respect people and personal boundaries but I can't abide with the thought of government thugs entering my home trying to entrap or hurt my family or me.



We're still under a variant of martial law/state of emergency in my state. They can STILL enter our home without any real reason besides the ones they make up....



Until we address this crap, Australia is still in a lockdown that goes back numerous decades.

Reindeer or caribou as we call them are numerous across the North of this country..



I don't know if they are raised commercially, but I heard it's easy to get a tag for them up North..



The venison we had yesterday was wild mule deer shot..



The native deer here, white tail and mule deer are not good to raise commercially, strangely elk are..



Deer farms in Canada usually raise European fallow deer..



My husband's friend got a draw for a moose, so we may have some moose in our freezer this year.

 ac_smile

 



I used to enjoy moose and/or black bear tacos once upon a time...

[Anonymous]

I miss venison....

We miss it too when we don't have it for a long time.

The farmed stuff here is so expensive and hard to come by. I think it's actually reindeer.



But we have wild deer released by people over the last century, and I see them from time to time, but they're not legally allowed to be killed unless far away from the roads and in approved small hunting areas, despite being an introduced pest.



Worse than that, the means to kill them are highly regulated and if I got a bolt action rifle or even breach loading single shot shotgun, I'd have to pay through the nose not just for the actual firearm, but for the fees and cabinet legally required to house my firearm.



That's actually not that expensive, but what gets my goat is that owning a firearm legally enables the police to enter my home to check for compliance and our Victoria Police are some of the biggest cocksuckers out there. They will use the fact that a household has a firearm in it to enter, for all normal intents and purposes, in a quasi legal fashion in order to collect other charges or in the case of being charged outside the home, spray paint on the MSM that an arrest was made for an unrelated charge but they searched a home after, and there is further weapons charges. They do the same thing with otherwise legal things things to own WITHOUT weapons permits, and it's disgusting to me.



So I don't do firearms in my house. I have nothing against them. I was raised with them and raised to respect people and personal boundaries but I can't abide with the thought of government thugs entering my home trying to entrap or hurt my family or me.



We're still under a variant of martial law/state of emergency in my state. They can STILL enter our home without any real reason besides the ones they make up....



Until we address this crap, Australia is still in a lockdown that goes back numerous decades.

Reindeer or caribou as we call them are numerous across the North of this country..



I don't know if they are raised commercially, but I heard it's easy to get a tag for them up North..



The venison we had yesterday was wild mule deer shot..



The native deer here, white tail and mule deer are not good to raise commercially, strangely elk are..



Deer farms in Canada usually raise European fallow deer..



My husband's friend got a draw for a moose, so we may have some moose in our freezer this year.

 ac_smile

 



I used to enjoy moose and/or black bear tacos once upon a time...

Moose roast is so good.

[Anonymous]

I have had caribou. It is really good.

[Anonymous]

I'm making braised pork in sweet soy tonight.

[Frood]

Chicken garlic kievs with steamed veggies and broccoli rice....