The reason no one else was rang by Jeremy at 3am.

[susan]

HaHaHa Alias Sheep I love them am surrounded with them and they are quite intelligent and harm nobody The Welsh Lamb never got the chance to lick the tarmac roads

[Jane]

Depends if you share the same beliefs April/Lookout - it could end up tasting like cold sprouts! (UGH!) - Sorry, couldn't resist 

EEYUU and UGH :D :D :D

[Alias]

HaHaHa Alias Sheep I love them am surrounded with them and they are quite intelligent and harm nobody The Welsh Lamb never got the chance to lick the tarmac roads

The Icelandic sheep are not intelligent, trust me! Dumbest creatures on the planet!
Another thing about them which virtually spoiled my childhood (if I go into overdrive  ): little black, round droppings all over the place! I would never, ever sit directly on grass out of fear I would accidentally sit on one of those little things. Even in gardens in the town I grew up in - wouldn´t sit down. I knew there were no sheep there, but just in case.
There are good things about them though. The lambs are cute when they jump around, they taste good and they give us all that warm wool. 

[susan]

Alias Scotlands sheep are so intelligent and have never tasted lamb and are very clean animals 

[Jane]

Alias Scotlands sheep are so intelligent and have never tasted lamb and are very clean animals 

And they even have litter bins in which to put their used loo paper

[Alias]

Alias Scotlands sheep are so intelligent and have never tasted lamb and are very clean animals 

You must be a vegetarian? I don´t eat much meat, mostly veggies, but I cannot call myself a vegetarian.

[guest154]

I'm not very fussy with meat, but I did draw the line in China with chickens feet in a KFC Bucket.

[Jane]

I'm not very fussy with meat, but I did draw the line in China with chickens feet in a KFC Bucket.

Mat, I'd have said I'd try ANY food, but the thought of what chickens tread in is more than enough to put me off putting their feet in my mouth

[Caroline]

HaHaHa Alias Sheep I love them am surrounded with them and they are quite intelligent and harm nobody The Welsh Lamb never got the chance to lick the tarmac roads

Me too Susan, they are everywhere, some are quite vicious!! They stamp their feet in a challenge and I imagine a head butt from one would knock me flying. Alfie looks a bit like a sheep - maybe they think I have 'rustled' one of their flock? 

We seem to be over run with Sheep here BUT lamb is REALLY expensive - don't understand that!!

[Caroline]

I'm not very fussy with meat, but I did draw the line in China with chickens feet in a KFC Bucket.

When I worked off-shore, the chefs were nearly always Filipino and they all seemed to rave on about Balut. It's a chicken or duck egg that has been fertilised and the chick is almost fully developed - now that would take a strong stomach to hold onto!! (Even worse that spouts - JUST!)

[Jane]

When I worked off-shore, the chefs were nearly always Filipino and they all seemed to rave on about Balut. It's a chicken or duck egg that has been fertilised and the chick is almost fully developed - now that would take a strong stomach to hold onto!! (Even worse that spouts - JUST!)

OMG!!! TOO much information. Would -marginally- prefer the cold sprouts. My mother used to eat sprouts with vinegar poured over them!!!!! HORRIBLE!!!!!!

[Caroline]

OMG!!! TOO much information. Would -marginally- prefer the cold sprouts. My mother used to eat sprouts with vinegar poured over them!!!!! HORRIBLE!!!!!!

Yeah, they used to rave about it - they don't eat them raw - I think they boil them in a broth type thingy! I wouldn't order it  .

Sprouts are evil and should be banned (along with their cabbage parents!!). 

[guest154]

When I worked off-shore, the chefs were nearly always Filipino and they all seemed to rave on about Balut. It's a chicken or duck egg that has been fertilised and the chick is almost fully developed - now that would take a strong stomach to hold onto!! (Even worse that spouts - JUST!)

Oh good God!!

[susan]

Caroline Alfie is better looking than any sheep.  Out walking one frosty day and a sheep and turned on its back and they cannot get onto their feet so I had to grab it by the legs and turn her over I was quite proud when she ran off frozen solid.  Rams are the things to watch (typical male) Ended up being known as the local Ranger

[Reader]

She's warm and cosy now.