Watched a good documentary last night about the Nile River,
starting from it's source near the equator and flowing north.
It's interesting and I recommend watching it.
It's a river series - next one is about the Amazon River.
I do hope the series has the Yukon River too.

Anyway, somewhere along the Nile, they showed native fellows
catching thousands of swarming flies in fine-mesh nets.

They took them home and smashed them all into mush, then
formed them into patties. Fried them in fat and ate them
just like hamburgers. >;-O

The final note was that fly burgers contain 5X the protein
as beef burgers.

I do hope that what happens in Africa stays in Africa. heh heh

"Gary" > wrote in message ...
> Watched a good documentary last night about the Nile River,
> starting from it's source near the equator and flowing north.
> It's interesting and I recommend watching it.
> It's a river series - next one is about the Amazon River.
> I do hope the series has the Yukon River too.
>
> Anyway, somewhere along the Nile, they showed native fellows
> catching thousands of swarming flies in fine-mesh nets.
>
> They took them home and smashed them all into mush, then
> formed them into patties. Fried them in fat and ate them
> just like hamburgers. >;-O
>
> The final note was that fly burgers contain 5X the protein
> as beef burgers.
>
> I do hope that what happens in Africa stays in Africa. heh heh

Um... Ick!

On Thu, 07 May 2020 08:29:39 -0400, Gary > wrote:

>Watched a good documentary last night about the Nile River,
>starting from it's source near the equator and flowing north.
>It's interesting and I recommend watching it.
>It's a river series - next one is about the Amazon River.
>I do hope the series has the Yukon River too.
>
>Anyway, somewhere along the Nile, they showed native fellows
>catching thousands of swarming flies in fine-mesh nets.
>
>They took them home and smashed them all into mush, then
>formed them into patties. Fried them in fat and ate them
>just like hamburgers. >;-O
>
>The final note was that fly burgers contain 5X the protein
>as beef burgers.
>
>I do hope that what happens in Africa stays in Africa. heh heh

Too late. Read your American ingredient lists. What do you think
"natural flavor" is?

Bruce wrote:
>
> On Thu, 07 May 2020 08:29:39 -0400, Gary > wrote:
>
> >Watched a good documentary last night about the Nile River,
> >starting from it's source near the equator and flowing north.
> >It's interesting and I recommend watching it.
> >It's a river series - next one is about the Amazon River.
> >I do hope the series has the Yukon River too.
> >
> >Anyway, somewhere along the Nile, they showed native fellows
> >catching thousands of swarming flies in fine-mesh nets.
> >
> >They took them home and smashed them all into mush, then
> >formed them into patties. Fried them in fat and ate them
> >just like hamburgers. >;-O
> >
> >The final note was that fly burgers contain 5X the protein
> >as beef burgers.
> >
> >I do hope that what happens in Africa stays in Africa. heh heh
>
> Too late. Read your American ingredient lists. What do you think
> "natural flavor" is?

In San Francisco (the first place) they sell cookies made from
cricket flour. heheh Darn Hippies.

Sqwertz wrote:
> On Thu, 07 May 2020 08:29:39 -0400, Gary wrote:
>
>> Anyway, somewhere along the Nile, they showed native fellows
>> catching thousands of swarming flies in fine-mesh nets.
>>
>> They took them home and smashed them all into mush, then
>> formed them into patties. Fried them in fat and ate them
>> just like hamburgers. >;-O
>
> I watched "The Final Member". This guy in Greenland collects
> penises, cooks them, cuts out the boner(?), and puts them on display
> in his penis museum.
>
> https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2318701/
>
> I've got a book about cooking balls, but not penises.
> https://prospectbooks.co.uk/products...g-and-culture/
>
> -sw
>
>
> -sw
>

Popeye probably owns a penis book.