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"Cam" > wrote:

> > > On 14 Mar 2006 04:36:57 -0800, "Drongo" >
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> > > >Mutton is just stronger tasting and tougher. I wouldn't bother hunting
> > > >it down, just over-cook the cheapest lamb you can find from the worst
> > > >butcher you can find.
> > > >

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> You don't see any mutton for sale here in Canada but there's lots of
> lamb. The cheaper cuts seem to have pretty big bones. Weird eh?
>
> Cam


They may be trying to pass off wether for lamb, eh?

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Andrew @ Rockface wrote:
> Cam wrote:
> >>> You don't see any mutton for sale here in Canada but there's lots of
> >>> lamb. The cheaper cuts seem to have pretty big bones. Weird eh?

>
> I was going to mention the "eh?" at the end of your post but though that
> may be overdoing the Canadian stereotyping
>


I talk like that. We're all the bloody same Guv.

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Cam wrote:
> Andrew @ Rockface wrote:
>> Cam wrote:
>>>>> You don't see any mutton for sale here in Canada but there's lots of
>>>>> lamb. The cheaper cuts seem to have pretty big bones. Weird eh?

>> I was going to mention the "eh?" at the end of your post but though that
>> may be overdoing the Canadian stereotyping

>
> I talk like that. We're all the bloody same Guv.


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behind them, shuffle my feet and sigh. Yes, I'm a damn queuer!

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