Cop This For A Bunny

I thought our Bunny was a big boy weighing in at a stone
Just take a look at this baby

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...ages-month.html

I saw that picture on a news web site and thought of you SB

Thanks Mike, it must be the ears.

He would make a good stew.

Joseph old buddy I strongly suggest that you choose your words more carefully.

Don't tell me you've never had rabbit stew,a butcher by us has rabbit regular.

Jo My wife keeps Rabbits as pets. I have never had Rabbit stew or want it. She has looked after Rabbits in Cottontails Hotel for Rabbits. Trust me we would rather eat Slow Jo Stew and dunk mouldy bread in it.

That really suprises me ,meat rationing was last to stop after the war,so people would go into the country and trap wild ones to suppliment there meat ration, my dad and his mate who had a motorbike and sidecar,did his very often.If I caused any offence it was not on purpose and I apologise.

Jo we were born in 1950 so we havn't had to trap much food.

The only meat that was'nt rationed was offal,and if you were last in the queue you even missed that,so people did what was needed to feed there kids.

No problem with that Jo some countries even ate Rat

Quote: Slow Jo wrote in post #10

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The only meat that was'nt rationed was offal,and if you were last in the queue you even missed that,so people did what was needed to feed there kids.

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I read somewhere that the russians in the seige of stalingrad ate rats.Mixie was about 60s if I remember right.

I would eat rabbit if it wasn't a pet bunny and I didn't already have more choices at the butchers than I am comfortable with. I might also go vegetarian.
But then I am a product of a time of plenty.

Quote: Voltman wrote in post #14

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I would eat rabbit if it wasn't a pet bunny and I didn't already have more choices at the butchers than I am comfortable with. I might also go vegetarian.
But then I am a product of a time of plenty.

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