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What does Swan taste like?

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  • #32
    frag420
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    if it tastes like chicken..............keep on lickin
    if it tastes like trout...................spit it out

    Simple rules to live your life bye and nothing much to do with anything in this thread


  • #33
    AckwelFoley
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    I dont know. I never licked one


  • #34
    AckwelFoley
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    Im sure they taste fowel


  • #35
    pebbles21
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    all i know is you d wanna have some neck to eat one!


  • #36
    sdanseo
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    MarkR wrote: »
    18 posts into a thread in AH about swans, and NO ONE has mentioned kissing a polish person to find out?

    Which is good. Because they don't eat swans. Or take our jobs. Or have hotter women.

    Well, at least you're right about the women.


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  • #37
    ShooterSF
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    Hmm hard to describe it isn't really comparable to other meats. I have heard people say it tastes swan of a kind.


  • #38
    4zn76tysfajdxp
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    ShooterSF wrote: »
    Hmm hard to describe it isn't really comparable to other meats. I have heard people say it tastes swan of a kind.

    Expensive enough too, you should have seen the bill last night.


  • #39
    TPD
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    If sharpshooter's challenge was still going she'd be dying in this thread.

    Out of interest, is it illegal to kill a swan or eat a swan?
    The loophole being that you could amputate a swan's leg and eat that, while keeping the rest of it alive.


  • #40
    Valmont
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,857 ✭✭✭Valmont


    TPD wrote: »
    Out of interest, is it illegal to kill a swan or eat a swan?

    Completely illegal. There's no season or license for killing swans. There was a furor in the hunting forum two months ago when some twat posted a photo of himself holding a swan he'd shot out of the sky. It's gone now obviously.


  • #41
    RoundyMooney
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    Did you lose a bet on irc or something, OP?

    /ponders


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  • #42
    Sharpshooter
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 31,859 ✭✭✭✭Sharpshooter


    TPD wrote: »
    If sharpshooter's challenge was still going she'd be dying in this thread.

    Out of interest, is it illegal to kill a swan or eat a swan?
    The loophole being that you could amputate a swan's leg and eat that, while keeping the rest of it alive.

    Well I've waded through the thread and it swan hell of a pun fest.

    In answer to your post , surely a one legged swan would
    keep falling to one side and be up to it's neck in it before long.


  • #43
    Ghost Train
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    We were always told that swans were the Children of Lir...

    So swan probably tastes like children


  • #44
    TPD
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    Valmont wrote: »
    Completely illegal. There's no season or license for killing swans. There was a furor in the hunting forum two months ago when some twat posted a photo of himself holding a swan he'd shot out of the sky. It's gone now obviously.

    No, I mean if you find a dead swan, died from natural causes, can you eat it? Or if someone hands you a swanburger, can you eat it?
    sharpshooterH wrote: »
    Well I've waded through the thread and it swan hell of a pun fest.

    In answer to your post , surely a one legged swan would
    keep falling to one side and be up to it's neck in it before long.

    That was done already. Over-done in fact.
    Like a badly cooked swan

    Swans swim most of the time anyway don't they? Theyd just veer to the left all the time. I only eat the right leg of birds.


  • #45
    m5ex9oqjawdg2i
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    TPD wrote: »
    No, I mean if you find a dead swan, died from natural causes, can you eat it? Or if someone hands you a swanburger, can you eat it?

    Good one. You would have to prove it was dead...

    Same for roadkill and deer. Is it legal to take home a dead deer that was killed on a road? Out of season I mean. I was told it wasn't as it would be difficult to prove you didn't kill it.


  • #46
    [Deleted User]
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    Anti wrote: »
    I hear its like chicken..

    You are jus trying to find if we are poles so that you can put golden swans patches on us and make us wear stripey pyjamas.Bastard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:mad:


  • #47
    Sharpshooter
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 31,859 ✭✭✭✭Sharpshooter


    TPD wrote: »

    Swans swim most of the time anyway don't they? Theyd just veer to the left all the time. I only eat the right leg of birds.

    Having pondered on that , I have to ask , is there a wrong one?

    Ah , don't answer cause we'd only be going around in circles.:p


  • #48
    daveharnett
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    Anti wrote: »
    What does swan taste like
    A lot like eagle actually.


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