Bush Poets

[william williams]

my appologies Mr Vic Jefferies dam age she's a mongrel if it ain't written in front of me i'll muck it up each time sorry mate

bill the old B*****r

[Vic Jefferies]

That's okay Bill but not too much of the Mr!

[manfredvijars]

It mentioned being able to buy horse flesh from some butchers at the time (we are talking early 1900s).

... you still can ...

[Neville Briggs]

It has more flavour than guinea pig but not as dry and stringy as fillet of canine, and definitely not as tender and juicy as braised cat.

[Heather]

Neville! Maureen won't be haaaapyyy!

[william williams]

Now Neville hot dogs not to bad wih cheese and mustard

bw

[Maureen K Clifford]

Oh I'll get over it Heather I can't imagine eating, horse, dog, cat or guinea pig and never ate our lambs - anything that has a name is strictly taboo. I remember my Dad telling that during the war in UK Horsemeat was often all they could get, and also whale meat

Horse meat is still apparently considered a delicacy in France. I will never get that None of the above would ever pass my lips regardless of circumstances, but in life you have to do what you have to do. I totally agree with Bills comments - Australia came into its own on the back of the sheep, horses and cattle as well as the camels, they helped to forge our nation and we would never have done that without them.

[Stephen Whiteside]

Australia rides on the broccoli's back.

[william williams]

Sorry Stephen Australia should still ride on the back of hard work instead of reliying on theretical bull crap that goes on by the so called interlectual set.
bill williams the old battler

[Stephen Whiteside]

I guess that's me.