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If they don't why is my lottie "almost" slug free?
PS I have very few snails too.
PS I have very few snails too.
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Last edited by bubblewrap; 20-07-2009, 05:54 AM.The river Trent is lovely, I know because I have walked on it for 18 years.
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Most of the frogs legs sold in France today aren't actually sourced here, they come from the Indian sub-continent and they are usually taken off the living frog and nowdays, they're a declining market, not seen very often in restaurants, even the more traditional places and very rarely in the supermarkets.
Ginger, rather than have people on here think you're a wind-up merchant and then ignore some of your more sensible questions/comments (and people will ignore you if they think you're a prat), why not get your OH to register in their own right and then when they wind us up, it's not you that gets the fall out?TonyF, Dordogne 24220Comment
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VERY sensible suggestion there Tony!Originally posted by TonyF View PostFlowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.Comment
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Before I stopped eating meat years ago I tried frog's legs, believe it or not they tried them in the canteen at the Co-op. where I used to work in the offices. I seem to remember they tasted like chicken, but then doesn't everything?
I try to encourage frogs & have a tiny pond but I still have plenty of slugs & snails as well as lots of frogs & toads, just disturbed two this morning when weeding. The trouble is some of my slugs & snails are bigger than the blinking frogs!
Into every life a little rain must fall.Comment
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Our lottie neighbour now has a frog pond; saves me doing it
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Realy good idea that Tony, will stop her using the pc as well.
By the way had frog legs when I lived in Berlin they were nice but didn't realise they took them of the frog while still alive. How bloody cruel.Comment
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