First day for haggis hunting in Scotland

Noordam

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:10 AM
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First day for haggis hunting in Scotland

I was failed by the Lounge Rats, I had to find about Haggis Hunting from another forum. :(

http://www.haggishunt.com/

And you could win

" If you see a Golden haggis you'll have a chance to win our grand prize - a stay at a luxury Scottish hotel."

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rjbcar27

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:12 AM
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1. LMAO!

Amazing how gullible some people are!

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GOPisEvil

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:15 AM
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2. LOL!!!! In a related story, it's snipe season in the US!

:P :bounce:

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RebelOne

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:21 AM
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3. Haggis is not an animal.

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Screaming Lord Byron

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:25 AM
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4. Oh yes it is. When I lived in the wild glens of Aberdeen

we used to hunt the sleekit wee beasties with catapults. They have one set of legs shorter than the other so they can run along hillsides. It's all absolutely true.

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Cronus Protagonist

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:34 AM
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6. They do not have one leg shorter than the other

Edited on Mon Dec-01-03 11:38 AM by Cronus

The web site says that's a myth. Besides, I've eaten quite a few of them and there would be an uproar in my family of one of the kids got a drumstick that was larger than the other.

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Screaming Lord Byron

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:37 AM
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7. Damn it! That's the problem with hunting mythical beasts

you can never be sure what they look like.
Now if you'll excuse me I've got a Jabberwocky to catch.

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rjbcar27

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:37 AM
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8. I do hope you two are being silly.

:-)

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Loonman

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:27 AM
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5. I've hunted Naugas, but not Haggis

The Naugas are tricky because they have slick leather-like skin.

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TreasonousBastard

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Mon Dec-01-03 11:43 AM
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9. I had trapped the rare Three-Legged Haggis...

about 5 miles north of Oban, but, alas, it got away.

Can any of our friends down under tell us how it's going hunting the deadly Australian Drop Bear?

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