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Mr Toad
07-02-07, 03:26 PM
I got thinking about those 160,00 turkeys that have just been 'culled' and are in the process of being incinerated
According to the British Turkey Organisation (www.britishturkey.co.uk :lol: ) the average weight of a turkey is 12 lbs
So I reckon that's somewhere in the region of 960 tons just gone up in smoke :shock:
In the immortal words of Blackadder - Clucking Bell :smt117
Filipe M.
07-02-07, 03:29 PM
(Not So) Interesting Fact of the Day:
The Portuguese word for "Turkey" is Peru.
:lol:
if you tell me the portugese for peru is turkey, i'll just die
Filipe M.
07-02-07, 03:35 PM
if you tell me the portugese for peru is turkey, i'll just die
No, sorry, that's the english word for the portuguese peru. :lol:
(Not So) Interesting Fact of the Day:
The Portuguese word for "Turkey" is Peru.
:lol:
What happens if you want to visit Turkey do you end up in Peru or vise versa? :shock:
Dan
Filipe M.
07-02-07, 03:41 PM
(Not So) Interesting Fact of the Day:
The Portuguese word for "Turkey" is Peru.
:lol:
What happens if you want to visit Turkey do you end up in Peru or vise versa? :shock:
Dan
Turkey (country) = Turquia
Turkey (bird) = Peru
Peru (country) = Peru
Here, hope that settles it!
:lol:
(Not So) Interesting Fact of the Day:
The Portuguese word for "Turkey" is Peru.
:lol:
What happens if you want to visit Turkey do you end up in Peru or vise versa? :shock:
Dan
Turkey (country) = Turquia
Turkey (bird) = Peru
Peru (country) = Peru
Here, hope that settles it!
:lol:
So when you're in Turquia, just before Christmas, preparing a traditional British Christmas meal, with your Peruvian friend, do they get offended when you ask them to help you "stuff Peru"?
:lol:
Filipe M.
07-02-07, 03:47 PM
I really don't know, but I suspect he'd tell me to go stuff some Hawaiian island or something! :lol:
(Not So) Interesting Fact of the Day:
The Portuguese word for "Turkey" is Peru.
:lol:
What happens if you want to visit Turkey do you end up in Peru or vise versa? :shock:
Dan
Turkey (country) = Turquia
Turkey (bird) = Peru
Peru (country) = Peru
Here, hope that settles it!
:lol:
So when you're in Turquia, just before Christmas, preparing a traditional British Christmas meal, with your Peruvian friend, do they get offended when you ask them to help you "stuff Peru"?
:lol:
No, but the wife may get upset if you ask someone to stuff Preu! :lol: :lol:
Dan
Mr Toad
07-02-07, 04:23 PM
I've been derailed :smt022
kwak zzr
07-02-07, 05:14 PM
anyone know of any BM turkey roasts going cheap :roll:
anyone know of any BM turkey roasts going cheap :roll:
do turkeys go cheap?...........i thought that was chickens
:smt117 :lol: :smt117 :lol: :smt117 :lol: :smt117 :lol:
kwak zzr
07-02-07, 05:57 PM
"cheap cheap cheap" no thats a sparrow :lol:
CoolGirl
07-02-07, 06:04 PM
I've been derailed :smt022
do i hear a cry of "fowl play?"
anyone know of any BM turkey roasts going cheap :roll:
Iceland 3 for a £5 :lol:
If only everything in life was '3 for £5'. 8)
If only everything in life was '3 for £5'. 8)
So true...so true...
I've been derailed :smt022
do i hear a cry of "fowl play?"
Ha! The yoke's on you!! :lol:
Now now lets not get Eggsited :lol:
Hey, all the bad jokes in here are terrible.
Can we please get back to the thread at hand. No-one has yet mentioned how this will effect the local (and maybe national) eggonomics!
Sorry :oops:
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