Supper with the neighbours.

[Thetyim]

Here, if its edible it gets eaten.

Oh, you live with the softies then
Where I come from they eat the inedible stuff

[jandajoy]

Where I come from they eat the inedible stuff

Spot on. Same same here. They seem to cherish, what I'd consider inedible.

[Nawty]

Would like to have seen the 'after' shots...snake looks like it had just eaten in one of them pics, they may have also got some bbq'd rat or boiled chook eggs as stuffing with it.

[jandajoy]

I'm afraid there are no "after shots". Joy took the photos and came back after they'd eaten. What you see is what you've got.

Interestingly, maybe, the cooking technique is exactly the same as the Aboriginal communities I lived in. Just chuck it on the fire.

[EmperorTud]

Interestingly, maybe, the cooking technique is exactly the same as the Aboriginal communities I lived in. Just chuck it on the fire.

They are about as lazy right enough.

but as the man said if they were brought up in the fat West they'd probably be eating roast lamb just like us.

It wasn't always like that. Europe's poorest nations used to suffer famine and basic food shortages all the time.

A much harder life than any SEA country has offered I'll warrant, bar the example of the 'new people' under the Khmer Rouge.

[jandajoy]

They are about as lazy right enough.

Any factual, first person, evidence for that Tuddy? Have you lived in the bush? Worked with Aboriginals? Lived with rural Thais communities? I'd be most interested to hear of your experiences in such communities.

[EmperorTud]

Any factual, first person, evidence for that Tuddy?

Even Rolf Harris recognises Aboriginals are lazy.

"Let me Abos go loose, Lou… They're of no further use, Lou."

[Rural Surin]

Interestingly, maybe, the cooking technique is exactly the same as the Aboriginal communities I lived in. Just chuck it on the fire.

They are about as lazy right enough.

but as the man said if they were brought up in the fat West they'd probably be eating roast lamb just like us.

It wasn't always like that. Europe's poorest nations used to suffer famine and basic food shortages all the time.

A much harder life than any SEA country has offered I'll warrant, bar the example of the 'new people' under the Khmer Rouge.

Any factual, first person, evidence for that Tuddy?

Even Rolf Harris recognises Aboriginals are lazy.

"Let me Abos go loose, Lou… They're of no further use, Lou."

Lazy Abos? Was that before or after the conscious and deliberate extermination?

[jandajoy]

Even Rolf Harris recognises Aboriginals are lazy. "Let me Abos go loose, Lou… They're of no further use, Lou."

So you base your evidence on the comments of Rolf Harris. Excellent.

[spiff]

Even Rolf Harris recognises Aboriginals are lazy. "Let me Abos go loose, Lou… They're of no further use, Lou."

So you base your evidence on the comments of Rolf Harris. Excellent.

You missed the important part of Tud's post:

The Thais are lazy fuxs - self-evident since your neighbour cooks a snake the same way as the abos.

[terry57]

Even Rolf Harris recognises Aboriginals are lazy. "Let me Abos go loose, Lou… They're of no further use, Lou."

So you base your evidence on the comments of Rolf Harris. Excellent.

The full blood aboriginals ( excellent people ) living in the dry communities up north could not be considered lazy but the scum living in the cities causing havoc, getting on the piss day and night, stealing cars and bashing people can only be considered lazy when they are not engaged in the above activities.

Fok, we don't want to start on this subject or we will be here for all eternity.

[Thetyim]

Rolf Harris was also into beastiality was he ?

"Tie me kangaroo down, sport"

[Thetyim]

Hang on a minute though, he must be a right pervert

"Two Little Boys"

[melvbot]

Rolf was also reported to drink his own wee.

[jandajoy]

had two little toys... ???????

[Thetyim]

Rolf was also reported to drink his own wee.

Have you tried ozzie beer ?

[jandajoy]

The Thais are lazy fuxs - self-evident since your neighbour cooks a snake the same way as the abos.

How would you cook a snake?

[Thetyim]

How would you cook a snake?

Never cooked one
I always buy the tinned version

[jandajoy]

Never cooked one I always buy the tinned version

Liar, tinned snake, I think not.

The fundamental issue here is city folk trying to lay down their priorities on people who live in the bush. First problem is that city folk have no idea.

[Rural Surin]

Never cooked one I always buy the tinned version

Liar, tinned snake, I think not.

The fundamental issue here is city folk trying to lay down their priorities on people who live in the bush. First problem is that city folk have no idea.

Good on ya JJ. Actually, left to their own defices, city slickers wouldn't recognize self-sufficiency and self-reliancy if it came up and twicked 'em on the nose.

[Thetyim]

Liar, tinned snake, I think not.

Honest
Big C, own brand, Anaconda Slices, comes in a handy 30 foot tin

[jandajoy]

Big C own brand, comes in a handy 30 foot tin

Pick it up in your ute...................

[spiff]

How would you cook a snake?

My preference would be to skin and bone it first, then make a soup or a curry from the shredded meat. That's how I've had it before.

But what would I know, never cooked nor caught a snake.

[johnbkk]

Terrible. Between killing a beautiful animal like that 'because it was there haha hehehe' and the barbaric and wasteful way it was cooked, they'd be better off eating people.

[melvbot]

Terrible. Between killing a beautiful animal like that 'because it was there haha hehehe' and the barbaric and wasteful way it was cooked, they'd be better off eating people.

I happen to think that cows are beautiful animals yet Ive eaten roast beef for as long as I can remember. Knowing how Thai people eat I doubt they wasted a thing, eyeballs gut 'n all. Cooking by fire isnt barbaric unless its alive when its thrown on there.
I dont agree with eating animals that are protected or arent sustainable but some people use the environment around them to survive, animals, vegetation or whatevers at hand.