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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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What I see among those who spent time in the service is they eat very rapidly. It's my understanding that if you're in the service and don't eat fast, you're going to miss your meal. Then it becomes something of a habit. Happy to report none has ever set a time limit on my meal time.

Not just eating, but what comes after. You don’t want to miss your chance.
 
Slight derail here-- when I was in Army boot camp, we had an old timey drill sergeant. We ate WWII rations in OD Green cans that were heated with kerosene heaters and water in garbage cans! Pretty scientific! LOL :laugh:

He let us know that the companies that created the rations for us cooked those canned meals in huge slow cookers for up to 8 hours. It was like slow cooking, actually it was. He said the food in the cans was some of the most nutritious cooking we would ever have. The juices contained all the nutritious good stuff that were in the food and that's what made the meals so good for us...

Back to your normal programming.....

As long as you weren’t eating the army mule.
 
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If they had found the feet they'd have immediately known it was a parrot. Parrots are zygodactyl. :D

The kakapo looks menacing enough but I wouldn’t want to go up against a Kea.

Kea, a smaller parrot species native to New Zealand, learned to claw chunks of fat off the backs of sheep. They even drag seabird chicks—“little lumps of lard”—out of their burrows, Worthy says. The added nutrition gives these parrots a leg up during cold New Zealand winters.
 
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