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"Paul M. Cook" > wrote:

> >> Are you cutting up a chicken or a T-Rex? Bird bones are more air than
> >> bone.
> >> Bending a cleaver? On a chicken bone? I thought emus were extinct.
> >>
> >> Paul

> >
> > He might be using free range chickens. They tend to have harder bones
> > than commercially raised meat birds.
> > --

>
> I could hack of my foot and not bend either of my cleavers. But then I buy
> the best, these are the Jeffrey Dahlmer signature series cleavers. QVC
> specials, ya know.
>
> Paul


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