
I'm not advocating vegetarianism here, the dodo just has a big hang-up about poultry. (Can you blame him? The feral half of his species was a flightless bird about the size of a large turkey that went extinct [partly] because some hungry sailors ate them as such, even though dodo meat was considered to be gamey, greasy, and just plain unpalitable.)
Anyway, Happy Thanksgiving!
Anyway, Happy Thanksgiving!
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because some hungry sailors ate them as such, even though dodo meat was considered to be gamey, greasy, and just plain unpalitable.
After months of nothing but salt pork(1), hardtack(2), limes and grog(3), any food that can be described as 'fresh' would be pounced on by sailors. They would have eaten fresh monkey if they could catch them.
Notes:
1) Best described as 'a hard, dry abomination that looks like it might have once been meat, but it has been so overcured and overdried that it is now little more than vaguely pork-flavored salt.'
2) A biscuit made from flower and water, with all the water removed during the four to fifty times it is baked. Hardtack is estimated to last for about thirty million years without going bad(4). It makes a good substitute for lumber when patching holes, and in an extreme emergency, it could even me used as a substitute for food.
3) A drink made by using rum to conceal the taste of the stagnant barrel water. Also known as 'a drink so watered down the patrons would hang the bartender for serving it, then burn down the bar.'
4) Well, worse.
After months of nothing but salt pork(1), hardtack(2), limes and grog(3), any food that can be described as 'fresh' would be pounced on by sailors. They would have eaten fresh monkey if they could catch them.
Notes:
1) Best described as 'a hard, dry abomination that looks like it might have once been meat, but it has been so overcured and overdried that it is now little more than vaguely pork-flavored salt.'
2) A biscuit made from flower and water, with all the water removed during the four to fifty times it is baked. Hardtack is estimated to last for about thirty million years without going bad(4). It makes a good substitute for lumber when patching holes, and in an extreme emergency, it could even me used as a substitute for food.
3) A drink made by using rum to conceal the taste of the stagnant barrel water. Also known as 'a drink so watered down the patrons would hang the bartender for serving it, then burn down the bar.'
4) Well, worse.
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