Whip It Out And Measure IT

Considering theres a fair few ostrich farms around lincs its tempting to get my uncles shotgun and go bag me a giant turkey!
 
Got one of them special ones.

Pork in middle inside a chicken, then the chicken inside a turkey!

Weighs about 10kg! its a monster, mums not getting anything else in that oven lol
 
nah, my parents are both vegan (freaks) and myself and my siblings are veggie.

no alter of bacon for me.

:(


May the lord have mercy on your soul!

Although as the lord gave us bacon we can summarise he is a kind God and will forgive you and reward your noble sacrifice of letting others have more bacon with bacon :D
 
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May the lord have mercy on your soul!

Although as the lord gave us bacon we can summarise he is a kind God and will forgive you and reward your noble sacrifice of letting others have more bacon with bacon :D

Lol , you deserve
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s for that epic sentence.
 
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May the lord have mercy on your soul!

Although as the lord gave us bacon we can summarise he is a kind God and will forgive you and reward your noble sacrifice of letting others have more bacon with bacon :D

you dawg, i heard you liked bacon so we put a bacon on yo bacon so you can have a coronary while yo have a coronary :p
 
I have 2 turkeys outside in my field, but we're not having turkey this year, we've decided on cockrel, because its nicer.

I might end up cooking one of them for easter though. Yum.
Edit: Pic of it in the summer.
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5.5" :( :( :(

Oh you mean Turkey? :(

This:

A rooster, also called a **** or chanticleer, is a male chicken (Gallus gallus) with the female being called a hen. Immature male chickens of less than a year's age are called cockerels. The oldest term is "****," from Old English coc. It is sometimes replaced by the term "cockerel" (which properly refers to a young male chicken) in the United Kingdom, and almost always by "rooster" (a relative neologism) in North America and Australia.


It will be in the oven. :D
 
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