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Hi All,
I have discovered the smell of Lamb makes me want to hurl. Guess my tastes have changed with the NIDDM. Anyway, a customer gave me a package of lamp rib chops. I don't want to throw them in the trash or give them back to him and hurt his feeling. One of my neighbors has a dog. Would (raw) lamb rib chops hurt his dog? Many thanks, -T |
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Todd > wrote:
: Hi All, : I have discovered the smell of Lamb makes me want : to hurl. Guess my tastes have changed with the NIDDM. : Anyway, a customer gave me a package of lamp rib : chops. I don't want to throw them in the trash or : give them back to him and hurt his feeling. : One of my neighbors has a dog. Would (raw) lamb rib : chops hurt his dog? : Many thanks, : -T The meat would be fine, but the bones might be a bit fragile and coul dhurt the dog, either its mouth or , if it swallows the shards, its insides. . I used to give our dogs only large beef marrow bones that they couldn't break but enjoyed greatly. Wendy |
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On 06/26/2013 01:46 PM, W. Baker wrote:
> Todd > wrote: > : Hi All, > > : I have discovered the smell of Lamb makes me want > : to hurl. Guess my tastes have changed with the NIDDM. > > : Anyway, a customer gave me a package of lamp rib > : chops. I don't want to throw them in the trash or > : give them back to him and hurt his feeling. > > : One of my neighbors has a dog. Would (raw) lamb rib > : chops hurt his dog? > > : Many thanks, > : -T > > The meat would be fine, but the bones might be a bit fragile and coul > dhurt the dog, either its mouth or , if it swallows the shards, its > insides. . I used to give our dogs only large beef marrow bones that they > couldn't break but enjoyed greatly. > > Wendy > Thank you! Dogs are out. |
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On 06/26/2013 01:13 PM, Todd wrote:
> Hi All, > > I have discovered the smell of Lamb makes me want > to hurl. Guess my tastes have changed with the NIDDM. > > Anyway, a customer gave me a package of lamp rib > chops. I don't want to throw them in the trash or > give them back to him and hurt his feeling. > > One of my neighbors has a dog. Would (raw) lamb rib > chops hurt his dog? > > Many thanks, > -T Hi All, I just noticed the "lamp" typo. Into everyone's life a little humility must fall. I gave the lamB chops to a customer who loves lamB on Thursday. He gave me a dozen fresh organic eggs from his chickens. I wonder who made out better? Oh, he also told me a technique to test for a bad egg(s): place them in water. If they sink, they are good. If they float, they are bad. -T |
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Todd > wrote:
: On 06/26/2013 01:13 PM, Todd wrote: : > Hi All, : > : > I have discovered the smell of Lamb makes me want : > to hurl. Guess my tastes have changed with the NIDDM. : > : > Anyway, a customer gave me a package of lamp rib : > chops. I don't want to throw them in the trash or : > give them back to him and hurt his feeling. : > : > One of my neighbors has a dog. Would (raw) lamb rib : > chops hurt his dog? : > : > Many thanks, : > -T : Hi All, : I just noticed the "lamp" typo. Into everyone's life : a little humility must fall. : I gave the lamB chops to a customer who loves lamB : on Thursday. He gave me a dozen fresh organic eggs : from his chickens. I wonder who made out better? : Oh, he also told me a technique to test for a bad : egg(s): place them in water. If they sink, they are : good. If they float, they are bad. : -T Unless the water is heavily salted:-) Wendy |
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On Wed, 26 Jun 2013 13:13:23 -0700, Todd > wrote:
>Hi All, > > I have discovered the smell of Lamb makes me want >to hurl. Guess my tastes have changed with the NIDDM. > > Anyway, a customer gave me a package of lamp rib >chops. I don't want to throw them in the trash or >give them back to him and hurt his feeling. > >One of my neighbors has a dog. Would (raw) lamb rib >chops hurt his dog? > >Many thanks, >-T Here's a thought. why not just ask the dog owner if he wants the lamb for his dog? Do not feed someone else's pet without permission. |
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On 06/29/2013 04:14 PM, Opple0pćad wrote:
> On Wed, 26 Jun 2013 13:13:23 -0700, Todd > wrote: > >> Hi All, >> >> I have discovered the smell of Lamb makes me want >> to hurl. Guess my tastes have changed with the NIDDM. >> >> Anyway, a customer gave me a package of lamp rib >> chops. I don't want to throw them in the trash or >> give them back to him and hurt his feeling. >> >> One of my neighbors has a dog. Would (raw) lamb rib >> chops hurt his dog? >> >> Many thanks, >> -T > > > Here's a thought. why not just ask the dog owner if he wants the lamb > for his dog? > > Do not feed someone else's pet without permission. > Hi Opple0pćad, Absolutely. Never feed a pet without a pet owner's permission. My intention was to find out if it would hurt my neighbor's dog before I offered it to the dog's owner. And, reading over my post, I did not make the entirely clear. Thank you for the heads up. What eventually transpired was that I gave it to a customer that actually likes lamb. He gave me a dozen of his fresh organic eggs in return. -T |
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On Sat, 29 Jun 2013 19:18:27 -0700, Todd > wrote:
>On 06/29/2013 04:14 PM, Opple0pćad wrote: >> On Wed, 26 Jun 2013 13:13:23 -0700, Todd > wrote: >> >>> Hi All, >>> >>> I have discovered the smell of Lamb makes me want >>> to hurl. Guess my tastes have changed with the NIDDM. >>> >>> Anyway, a customer gave me a package of lamp rib >>> chops. I don't want to throw them in the trash or >>> give them back to him and hurt his feeling. >>> >>> One of my neighbors has a dog. Would (raw) lamb rib >>> chops hurt his dog? >>> >>> Many thanks, >>> -T >> >> >> Here's a thought. why not just ask the dog owner if he wants the lamb >> for his dog? >> >> Do not feed someone else's pet without permission. >> > >Hi Opple0pćad, > >Absolutely. Never feed a pet without a pet owner's permission. >My intention was to find out if it would hurt my neighbor's dog >before I offered it to the dog's owner. And, reading over my post, >I did not make the entirely clear. Thank you for the heads up. The pet owner is the best person to ask that question. Not this newsgroup. > >What eventually transpired was that I gave it to a customer >that actually likes lamb. He gave me a dozen of his fresh >organic eggs in return. > >-T |
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