heckler73
Well-Known Member
Do you haveT-Bone steaks in Canada?
Hell yeah, straight from the short loin, eh...
http://www.askthemeatman.com/images/beefchart51201.gif
Personally, I prefer tenderloin steak. No bones to mess around with.
Do you haveT-Bone steaks in Canada?
Do you haveT-Bone steaks in Canada?
If it was up to me lobster would be sold in bait shops. I don't understand why people like. If it wasn't for the butter the shit would be inedible. Ribeyes on the other hand are on God's dinner table (not the commie who posts here, the one who guides the Duck Dynasty band of brothers).
you don't know that.
all of this is theory.
The appendix isn't vestigil. Proved the same way evolution is just a theory. Science is quick about making sci-fi claims. My favorite was the ether is a conduit radio and light travel.
There are literally hundreds of thousands if not millions of independently verified pieces of evidence that support evolution. Just because science has been wrong in one thing doesn't mean it's wrong in all things.
Falsum in uno, falsum in omnibus.
We have literally seen evolution at work. Viruses, bacteria, etc. Until you have some information that refutes the literal millions of pieces of evidence that support evolution, there's no reason to believe what you're saying.
i dont agree with how they do it or that they do it repeated beating an animal over the head with a stick is barbaric
i dont agree with how they do it or that they do it repeated beating an animal over the head with a stick is barbaric
You're right! Let's just send some intelligence reports to the NSA telling them Al-Qaeda's No.2 man is hiding amongst the herds, and they can bomb them into oblivion...just like a Pakistani wedding party.
http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/fm-gp/seal-phoque/faq-eng.htm
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~The Marine Mammal Regulations stipulate that only high-powered rifles, shotguns firing slugs, clubs or hakapiks may be used in the seal harvest. Sealers in the Magdalen Islands, the Quebec North Shore and in Western Newfoundland, where about 30 per cent of the harvest occurs, use both rifles and hakapiks (or clubs). Sealers on the ice floes on the Front (in the waters east of Newfoundland), where 70 per cent of the harvest occurs, primarily use rifles.
A hakapik is an efficient tool designed to harvest the animal quickly and humanely. Changes in 2009 to the Marine Mammal Regulations prohibit the use of the hakapik as the instrument for the initial strike of seals over the age of one year.
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Did you know they only get ~$29 per seal?
i dont agree with how they do it or that they do it repeated beating an animal over the head with a stick is barbaric
They usually use a mallot. It's..... "painless".