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[CBBB]

They make an excellent stew!

I prefer rabbot stew!!!

Heeeeere little wabbit... Heeear little wabbit

What's up duck?

[repulsewarrior]

(lol)...seal meat is best eaten raw.

of course there are seals outside the arctic
aphrodites could be one of them
but that these animals endure i will
look for them, thank-you dr. T.

[frogeye]

looks exactly like a cyp beach babe to me but hasn't got a fag dangling out of the side of the mouth

[SKI-preo]

Why they are rare these days.

My father told me of a story he heard from his grandfather. My great-great grand father had to arrange the christening of his 13th child he planned on slaughtering a gigantic pig specially raised for the occasion. The pig was stolen a few days before. Nobody else in the village wanted to sell their pig. My great great grandfather did not know what to do so he went for a walk down to the sea near Agios Amvrosios(occupied areas). Where he observed "enan paraxeno xtinwn" (a weird beast) Eishen moutsounan san thn katsellan- ma den eishen pothia. eishen nouron san to psari" ( It had the face of a cow but the tail of a fish.) He ran home and returned with his knife and the butchered the beast, fire up the old fashioned wood fire pizza oven and he made seal kleftiko. Hot blubber erupted out of the oven and flooded his yard and the yards of many neighbors. The guests licked their plates and fingers and wanted more.This was the best pig they ever ate!

[frogeye]

It had the face of a cow? it definitely was a Cyp female then and not a seal

[Talisker]

Why they are rare these days.

My father told me of a story he heard from his grandfather. My great-great grand father had to arrange the christening of his 13th child he planned on slaughtering a gigantic pig specially raised for the occasion. The pig was stolen a few days before. Nobody else in the village wanted to sell their pig. My great great grandfather did not know what to do so he went for a walk down to the sea near Agios Amvrosios(occupied areas). Where he observed "enan paraxeno xtinwn" (a weird beast) Eishen moutsounan san thn katsellan- ma den eishen pothia. eishen nouron san to psari" ( It had the face of a cow but the tail of a fish.) He ran home and returned with his knife and the butchered the beast, fire up the old fashioned wood fire pizza oven and he made seal kleftiko. Hot blubber erupted out of the oven and flooded his yard and the yards of many neighbors. The guests licked their plates and fingers and wanted more.This was the best pig they ever ate!

Interesting story SKI-preo. Is there anything Cypriots won't eat?

[CBBB]

Why they are rare these days.

My father told me of a story he heard from his grandfather. My great-great grand father had to arrange the christening of his 13th child he planned on slaughtering a gigantic pig specially raised for the occasion. The pig was stolen a few days before. Nobody else in the village wanted to sell their pig. My great great grandfather did not know what to do so he went for a walk down to the sea near Agios Amvrosios(occupied areas). Where he observed "enan paraxeno xtinwn" (a weird beast) Eishen moutsounan san thn katsellan- ma den eishen pothia. eishen nouron san to psari" ( It had the face of a cow but the tail of a fish.) He ran home and returned with his knife and the butchered the beast, fire up the old fashioned wood fire pizza oven and he made seal kleftiko. Hot blubber erupted out of the oven and flooded his yard and the yards of many neighbors. The guests licked their plates and fingers and wanted more.This was the best pig they ever ate!

Interesting story SKI-preo. Is there anything Cypriots won't eat?

Not a lot.

[Nikitas]

Those who say the monk seal is a "fragile" or endangered species managed to wangle a whole pile of cash out of the EU inorder to "save" the seals. Hope the same scheme is not being planned in Cyprus. The Monk Seal is alive and well all over the Med, the only place it is facing problems is in the west, where the French and Spanish have overused the enivironment, but the schemes to save the seal are more prevalent in the east Med. That should tell us something about the situation.

[SKI-preo]

Talisker posted: Is there anything Cypriots won't eat?

Cypriots do not eat human flesh these days. You have to go to PNG if you want to eat "long pig".

[DT.]

Looks like a floating tyre tube…

Now I know why I watched that episode of Tom and Jerry, question is, why the hell did you watch it?