Who makes the best pies??

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by shillelagh

next time just ask .. i'll get em for you .... and will do my best to find a delivery person .... best was my brother was here and found out that there was a pie delivery being made .. he said are hollands so special ... i said its cissies .. oh well i understand it .. mm cissies .... oh jaysay i do have a spare haggis in my freezer if you want that .. but it is a big one ...

The way my old stomach is at the moment, I think haggis would be a little too punishing Jen The thing about the delivery man who brought the pies yesterday if my computer's on the blink he can mend that too

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by maxthecollie

Has it been freshly killed and hung?

It will be one the Spugster shot last season Frank

[shillelagh]

Originally Posted by jaysay

It will be one the Spugster shot last season Frank

wrong ... its one i brought down in january ...

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by shillelagh

wrong ... its one i brought down in january ...

When was it shot though

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by jaysay

When was it shot though

You don't shoot Haggis, spoils the meat & puts a hole in the pelt making them useless for turning into a spog (like a sporran but cheaper & nastier ), a sharp rap with a big stick is the preferred method.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

You don't shoot Haggis, spoils the meat & puts a hole in the pelt making them useless for turning into a spog (like a sporran but cheaper & nastier ), a sharp rap with a big stick is the preferred method.

Ya Dave that's all we and good but have you every seen how fast them little blighters fly, it takes you all your time to shoot um never mind hit um with a stick

[Gordon Booth]

When you think what's in a haggis why are we making all this fuss about a bit of horse meat?

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by jaysay

have you every seen how fast them little blighters fly,

Och you're confusing them with the wee Grouse beastie ! The Haggis is land bound & has wee leggies longer ye ken on one side than the other, so as the wee scunners leggin' it along the glens & fells it can only run one way or the other or it'll tip over.

So you decide if it's a lefty or a righty & you wait along one of the wee beasts trails with a big stick ready to ambush it & give it a proper good clout & Crivens, your suppers arrived.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

You don't shoot Haggis, spoils the meat & puts a hole in the pelt making them useless for turning into a spog (like a sporran but cheaper & nastier ), a sharp rap with a big stick is the preferred method.

Maybe Scotland should employ some Newfoundland sealers ... they could really go to town. And folks wouldn't get upset with them. After all, Haggis (Haggises) aren't as cute as baby Harp seals.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Och you're confusing them with the wee Grouse beastie ! The Haggis is land bound & has wee leggies longer ye ken on one side than the other, so as the wee scunners leggin' it along the glens & fells it can only run one way or the other or it'll tip over.

So you decide if it's a lefty or a righty & you wait along one of the wee beasts trails with a big stick ready to ambush it & give it a proper good clout & Crivens, your suppers arrived.

While you were in Southern Alberta, did you ever come accross the Sidehill Gouger ... I know they are quite common in Saskatchewan? They probably split off from the Protohaggis some time in the Devonian.

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by Eric

While you were in Southern Alberta, did you ever come accross the Sidehill Gouger ... I know they are quite common in Saskatchewan? They probably split off from the Protohaggis some time in the Devonian.

Can't recall (to much time in the Sin Bin ) plenty of Gophers though, they were well hard, they'd eat stuff Squaddies wouldn't touch !

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Och you're confusing them with the wee Grouse beastie ! The Haggis is land bound & has wee leggies longer ye ken on one side than the other, so as the wee scunners leggin' it along the glens & fells it can only run one way or the other or it'll tip over.

So you decide if it's a lefty or a righty & you wait along one of the wee beasts trails with a big stick ready to ambush it & give it a proper good clout & Crivens, your suppers arrived.

They move that fast Dave it appears they are flying sometimes. I was really cross one day when I asked for Haggis, when I got it they hadn't bothered to remove the led shot, it got stuck in one of my dental cavities, I was not happy I can tell you

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by jaysay

I asked for Haggis, when I got it they hadn't bothered to remove the led shot, it got stuck in one of my dental cavities, I was not happy I can tell you

Yet again, another reason you don't shoot them.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Can't recall (to much time in the Sin Bin ) plenty of Gophers though, they were well hard, they'd eat stuff Squaddies wouldn't touch !

In Saskatchewan the grow gophers big, real big:

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by Eric

In Saskatchewan the grow gophers big, real big:

He probably escaped from the D.R.E.S. facility on the training area.