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im franklin from AUS nice to meet u all.
just started poker and i hope its gonna be fun.


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Hi Franklin,

Welcome to our community!

Tell us a little bit more about yourself. Where are you currently with your poker knowledge? Have you passed our quiz, picked a poker room and about to print some $$$?

What limits will you play and what BRM are you planning to use?

I know I know.. many questions, I'm a noisy one :rolleyes:

Ingrid


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szoketomi
Joined: 14.10.2010

Hey Qfour, is aligator meat really delicious? Btw good luck _biggrin:


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Originally posted by szoketomi
Hey Qfour, is aligator meat really delicious? Btw good luck _biggrin:

no way, they eat that? :f_eek:


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vinnie8887
Joined: 12.09.2008

haha we don't eat alligators, we have the option to eat crocodiles and it tastes like chicken (it really does taste like chicken) but slightly tougher with a fishy texture. it is not a common dish though, you won't find it in many places. same with emu.

kangaroo is more common though. that meat is very nice =)


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Originally posted by vinnie8887
kangaroo is more common though. that meat is very nice =)
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vinnie8887
Joined: 12.09.2008

Originally posted by IngridN

Originally posted by vinnie8887
kangaroo is more common though. that meat is very nice =)
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it is! if you like gamey tasting meat then you would like it. if you don't like meat then yeah i guess it wouldn't be your type of thing


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They are not my kinda meat :heart: :heart:


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meh - we may be the only nations that eats BOTH of the animals on the national emblem, but eating kangaroo, emu, crocodile is hardly common. You can't buy any of these at most grocery stores or butchers. You need go to a specalist butcher and even then probably have to order in advance.


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Originally posted by evertonroar
meh - we may be the only nations that eats BOTH of the animals on the national emblem, but eating kangaroo, emu, crocodile is hardly common. You can't buy any of these at most grocery stores or butchers. You need go to a specalist butcher and even then probably have to order in advance.

I'm missing a like button here :P (nice to know that they are not up for everyday grab)


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vinnie8887
Joined: 12.09.2008

kangaroo is more commonly available. also that photo is too cute to make a meal out of! but when it grows up it won't be as cute...poor thing =(


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Originally posted by vinnie8887
kangaroo is more commonly available. also that photo is too cute to make a meal out of! but when it grows up it won't be as cute...poor thing =(

I think they are very cute animals. Pretty big in terms of other animals, I agree with that.

ps: we basically hijacked Qfour's introduction thread


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Jaissica
Joined: 10.02.2009

You can get Roo at Coles. I wouldn't though personally ;) Why eat Roo when you could have a real steak :)


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Originally posted by Jaissica
You can get Roo at Coles. I wouldn't though personally ;) Why eat Roo when you could have a real steak :)

really? (please note i dont shop much :) ). will have a look on the way home one day. Then again they frequent a park nearby so I could just shoot one for myself.


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Originally posted by evertonroar

Originally posted by Jaissica
You can get Roo at Coles. I wouldn't though personally ;) Why eat Roo when you could have a real steak :)

really? (please note i dont shop much :) ). will have a look on the way home one day. Then again they frequent a park nearby so I could just shoot one for myself.

noooooooooooooo!! you did not just say that _o: _o: _o:


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roopopper
Joined: 31.12.2010

G'day and welcome :P


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Aligators eat fish too.You'll find plenty on poker rooms. _biggrin:


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vinnie8887
Joined: 12.09.2008

hahaha i loved the irony of a person with the username of "roopopper" saying hi after someone mentioned shooting a kangaroo.


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When talking about Aussie stereotypes, why does everyone constantly neglect the drop-bear? Discrimination I think!!


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Jim4rdo
Joined: 03.10.2010

Originally posted by rudders93
When talking about Aussie stereotypes, why does everyone constantly neglect the drop-bear? Discrimination I think!!

Oh man, I love drop bears!


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