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Just got back from QMC again........the last eight days have been a bit Traumatic to say the least,,...blood tests,,X-rays,,and today a visit to a Consultant........cut a long story short......problem

Result........CT Scans all clear......just got letter..been sweating for a fortnight......

Two years ago today..........my life changed forever,,,about this time i was on my way down to the operating theatre for what turned out to be a ten hour operation...........its been life changing in

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I'd  be more than happy to conduct the ceremony. I have a length of hosepipe and a spare enema. I'm  sure there are some on here who would assist. Still got a spare Moviprep for clearance. 

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Trip into my local town centre this morning.......Doc appointment,,,Chemist,,,bit of food shopping (wife away again)........not only is the weather depressing but nearly all of the people were also...mostly blokes of my age,,,,all speaking in strange tongue with miserable attitude,,,,

    Exceptions were the Doctor(great bloke) agreed with all i said  (lol)......and as i walked past the Cricket statues of Larwood and Voce told a chap to get down to ''Third man''............who replied '''rate O,,Skipper'''.........

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Cycling along in the dark this morning nwondering what to cook for the evening meal when a van overtook me and WHAM! Hit and killed a big hare! Menu sorted!!

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All round to Compo folks !!! It's  jugged hare on the menu. All you need is to cycle past a tractor pulling spuds, then you can have chips as well.:rolleyes:

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5 hours ago, MargieH said:

 @PeverilPeril  Just a silly little question... do the male and the female of the species (I'm thinking of a hare) smell the same when you're preparing them?

Margie - I could not tell the difference - both a bit 'gaggy' I carved a special peg to fit my nose! The fat and flesh varied quite a bit. Not had a hare for a while. A brace of Pheasant a fortnight ago were in prime condition and not shot up too badly. Trout most weeks. I welcome any game that comes along.

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10 hours ago, Beekay said:

How do you feel about roadkill

The Prairie Hotel at t Parachilna in the Southern Flinders Ranges is world famous for its' Feral Mixed Grill FMG

This is an extract from their menu

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‘F.M.G’ | the feral mixed grill  $38.5 kangaroo fillet | emu mignon | camel sausage | roast smashed potato red wine native pepper leaf jus

Spencer Gulf King George whiting   1 piece $26 / 2 piece $35 beer battered  tartare | chips | salad grilled  lemon | steamed greens

Chargrilled 300g porterhouse steak  $42 skordalia |kale |red wine pepperleaf jus anise myrtle

Red curry of goat   $35 steamed jasmine rice| fried shallots | coriander | water chestnuts

Orroroo kangaroo schnitzel   $28.5 bush tomato chilli jam | chips | salad

Chargrilled kangaroo fillet   $38 sweet potato puree | saltbush gnocchi | warrigal greens  red wine chilli quandong jus 

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So, had the hare stew in a thick red wine sauce last night and there's still some left for my dinner today. Luckily, I am on my own here when it comes to eating road kill! 'Er indoors simply won't touch it, so there's more for me. The loin I had as a pan fried starter.

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Been a funny sort of day here... Went to docs complaining my 'beer belly' is getting to be a bit of a bother, especially for a non drinker. Up on the couch open shirt, he takes one look and said  OK get up. It's not a beer belly it's a hernia. What are we going to do about it? Nothing! Go on Amazon he said and buy a support you're too old for a repair...  quite knocked me duck off it has.    noblue

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That's rubbish, Brew!  A friend of mine is currently in the process of having a bilateral hernia repaired. As it's a very large hernia, the surgeon would not repair using keyhole techniques as he considered it too dangerous. It means two separate ops of the open and conventional type but, so far, all has gone well, via daycase surgery. My friend's GP also told him there was no need to do anything but he insisted on being referred to the hospital where the surgeon was not amused by the GP's attitude due to the risk of strangulation. The surgeon, who has an excellent reputation for 35 years of hernia repair without ever having a patient return for a second op, states that ALL hernias should be repaired.  Ignore your GP and insist on a hospital referral.

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