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Turkey Necks
At superstore you can get a 5kg box of turkey necks for 10.75! Not too bad a deal at all!
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Please please please give Maggie the steak! Its not too big for her little mouth! Their impression of power is remarkable. They give one the feeling of immense reserves of energy, of great reservoirs of knowledge, of tolerance of disposition, obstinacy of purpose, and tenacity of principle. They are responsive, and they have a lot of quiet, good sense. -J. Wentworth Day, from The Dog in Sport, 1938 |
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yes, way under a dollar a pound, it's a good deal!! too boney to feed by itself but as an addition to a meaty-meal, or as a treat, it's perfect How many boxes did you pick up, scott?
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I only grabbed one for now, as you said as a treat or a side it should last a little while anyways. But now that I know where to get em,
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Please please please give Maggie the steak! Its not too big for her little mouth! Their impression of power is remarkable. They give one the feeling of immense reserves of energy, of great reservoirs of knowledge, of tolerance of disposition, obstinacy of purpose, and tenacity of principle. They are responsive, and they have a lot of quiet, good sense. -J. Wentworth Day, from The Dog in Sport, 1938 |
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don't you just love it though? knowing all those good spots to get supplies at reasonable prices... he he!
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You can never find enough
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Please please please give Maggie the steak! Its not too big for her little mouth! Their impression of power is remarkable. They give one the feeling of immense reserves of energy, of great reservoirs of knowledge, of tolerance of disposition, obstinacy of purpose, and tenacity of principle. They are responsive, and they have a lot of quiet, good sense. -J. Wentworth Day, from The Dog in Sport, 1938 |
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