Old turkey in the freezer
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I have to laugh about it or I'd cry. I just cannot believe what these people accept as the norm. Another example is a local builder who lives across the street. He has a very old large dog that he keeps out in his back yard. Said dog barks continually so he put a shock collar on the dog and refuses to let the dog in the house. Why you may ask? Because he has a 3 legged cat that he also leaves outside and he thinks the dog is keeping the cat from getting eaten by coyotes. This same neighbor once left his garage door open and a raccoon wandered into the garage SO the a**hole shot and killed the raccoon on the floor of his garage. With that being said, I really love SOME of my neighbors. 
Sorry for laughing but I loved your description of your hood.
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I live deep in the heart of Silly-Con Valley. . . and kind of like chunks of valentine's neighborhood, never have I seen such wealthy and high-IQ'd folks do such amazingly stupid things.
That said, I'm sure the woods is a bonus multiplier to a type of stupid of which I'd be scared and in awe.
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With that being said I live next to a protected undeveloped state forest. The forest surrounds our little 'hood and the 'hood next to us. Both of our very small developments front on a marsh and both of our developments were somehow carved out of the State forest. The coyotes apparently live in the forest and forage here for easy pickins'. I have discovered that rural South Carolina is not the nation's brain trust and also that wealth does not necessarily come to those who are possessed of high intelligence. Ie, the idiots who occupy many of the houses (some of which are very expensive houses occupied by the drivers of nice BMWs and other high-end luxury vehicles) nearby put food outside for their kitties and then want to kill the raccoons, coyotes and other critters that gobble up not only the kitty food but the kitties as well. These same idiots occasionally have been known to throw leftovers out in the bushes/trees. I have an opinion about this, but it is better not stated.Yes. I'm certainly not going to set up feeding stations for them.
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Originally Posted by MsPerky' timestamp='1447113188' post='23799352
Turkey is cheap...ditch it.
Either way, the cost of the bird is usually less than my co-pay to the emergency room plus whatever exciting drugs I might have to buy from the pharmacy, so I'd throw it out.
http://www.butterball.com/products/t...-turkey-breast
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Originally Posted by UnkieTrunkie' timestamp='1447355441' post='23801916
[quote name='MsPerky' timestamp='1447113188' post='23799352']
Turkey is cheap...ditch it.
Turkey is cheap...ditch it.
Either way, the cost of the bird is usually less than my co-pay to the emergency room plus whatever exciting drugs I might have to buy from the pharmacy, so I'd throw it out.
http://www.butterball.com/products/t...-turkey-breast
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You had me at breasts, and lost me at butterball.com
. . . and the more they chop it, the more you pay, but at least it ain't Tofurkey.
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Do something different! Look up Turducken on google. Lots of different makers and lots of different stuffings.
Gobblequackcluck Let's hear you say that 4 times really fast.
fltsfshr
PS Good Stuff to brine or bbq with here. Mad Hunky
Gobblequackcluck Let's hear you say that 4 times really fast.
fltsfshr
PS Good Stuff to brine or bbq with here. Mad Hunky
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