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DFW

(54,379 posts)
Fri Nov 24, 2017, 05:19 AM Nov 2017

That's not a turkey. That's an ostrich.

My wife called me while I was down in France yesterday, and told me she had picked up our turkey for tonight.
She said it had cost €140 (about $165) and weighed 17½ kilos (about 38½ pounds). She said she managed to drag it downstairs and barely fit it into a small refrigerator we keep down there. It will be my good fortune to drag it back up this morning.

I don't know what this beast looked like while it was running around loose (we get our poultry from a local free-range farm), but I'll bet leaving children under the age of ten alone in its presence would have violated every child endangerment law on the books.

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That's not a turkey. That's an ostrich. (Original Post) DFW Nov 2017 OP
You're gonna eat ostrich for a week. DetlefK Nov 2017 #1
Probably! DFW Nov 2017 #2

DFW

(54,379 posts)
2. Probably!
Fri Nov 24, 2017, 05:45 AM
Nov 2017

And that's AFTER half the 20 people coming tonight take some leftover meat home with them.

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