[govtec]

jamie, how does kangaroo meat taste like in australia? like chicken?

[JamieA]

Originally Posted by govtec

jamie, how does kangaroo meat taste like in australia? like chicken?

Crocodile tastes like chicken.

Roo meat is very gamey and has quite a rich taste. It must be cooked rare because it gets tough easily. Best eaten with a nice peppery shiraz.

I ate emu once and it is a very dark meat, and tastes even more rich than kangaroo.

[govtec]

Originally Posted by JamieA

Crocodile tastes like chicken.

Roo meat is very gamey and has quite a rich taste. It must be cooked rare because it gets tough easily. Best eaten with a nice peppery shiraz.

I ate emu once and it is a very dark meat, and tastes even more rich than kangaroo.

know any exporters in australia in the food business? would like to buy some frozen kangaroo meat. is that how ian thorpe is able to break all kinds of swimming records by eating those wild meats that u eat?

[JamieA]

Originally Posted by govtec

know any exporters in australia in the food business? would like to buy some frozen kangaroo meat. is that how ian thorpe is able to break all kinds of swimming records by eating those wild meats that u eat?

I will keep an eye out for you. I know kangaroo meat is big in Japan, so someone must be exporting internationally.

As for Thorpe, I think he must eat dolphins under the cover of night or something

[scottz5]

Originally Posted by RedBirdRuss

Gracias!
So it means "it's too damn cold, turn on the seat warmers!".

haha

Shit the snow flake is always on here. Bella saw hers once and she took a pic.

[JamieA]

Found Southern Game Meat: http://www.sgm.com.au/

Here is a US based site with a link to a US company that supplies it: http://www.ochef.com/174.htm (this one discusses cookign the meat and seems to have links to recipies)

Though this US company/site looks like your best bet: http://www.exoticmeats.com/store/index.php?cPath=24_50

Hope this info helps.

[wantmye90]

My old VW had the same thing that came on at 39 degrees, and that manual said bridges can ice over first since they don't have the warmth of the earth to slow their icing. So if it's cold and wet, slow down on those bridges.

[Armen52]

It means more than just being cold dude. Nobody needs to warn you about cold unless it means there could be ice on the road and you need to be extra careful.

I've seen it regularly since November up here in the mornings. In December and January I saw it every time I started my car, day, noon, or night.

Can't wait for summer.

[JamieA]

Originally Posted by Armen52

It means more than just being cold dude. Nobody needs to warn you about cold unless it means there could be ice on the road and you need to be extra careful.

I've seen it regularly since November up here in the mornings. In December and January I saw it every time I started my car, day, noon, or night.

Can't wait for summer.

LOL, recently we had a month where the temperatures were about 40 deg C (104F) and over every day, and the nights were about 35 deg C plus (95F) and I was thinking "Can't wait for winter!"

[e90rocks]

Originally Posted by JamieA

LOL, being a bastard is posting this... it is in celcius, so for example 30Deg C is 86 Deg F

JamieA, that was NOT NICE.

I will say that the weather in Pittsburgh is cold enough that I can't wash my new e90, just enough snow to assure that there's salt all over it, but not enough that I can try out my x drive. Of course it's still raining black and gold, if you follow American football.

[JamieA]

Just saw the snowflake for the first time. Driving at 3am and it is 2.5 deg C (36.5F). I know it sounds stupid, but I am happy... we are having an extra cold winter here this year

[thekewl1]

i got that warning signal while on my ED. it snowed in munich. the snowflake light came on then the heater, front and rear defroster and seat warmers turned on automatiaclly. pretty cool. probably the only time i will ever see that on my car as i live in southern cali.