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Re: College Futzball this fall

By: micro in GRITZ | Recommend this post (0)
Thu, 24 Apr 25 7:18 PM | 9 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Grits Breakfast of Champeens! 		Msg. 07280 of 07314
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Zim

Marines aren't all as dumb as bricks as many media places have portrayed. Iffen ya wuz in a severe dire need and facing starvation I reckon someone would try to stick one of them squirmy things in their mouth..

Not me.. I have higher scruples.. I suspect my senior bro might have as well but being a red neck I cannot be definitive about that. Ribit's tastes are apparently not as stringent as mine.

As I say to my friends below the Mason-Dixon line, if ya like some of those "interesting" non normal sources of sustenance go ahead.
What YOU eat is up to you..

Jes keep in mind that I fer sure wouldn't touch that stuff with YOUR lips.. Give it to Ribit. He eats anything... Laughing

I'm kinda a picky jarhaid..




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Re: College Futzball this fall
By: Zimbler0 in GRITZ
Thu, 24 Apr 25 12:33 AM 		Msg. 07255 of 07314

Micro > Ya do know its not good fer ya to consume things that are maggots or look like maggots, right?


Strange . . .
I thought that the Marines taught their guys that in an emergency situation Maggots was edible and high in protein.

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Mar 8, 2024 Protein Content: One of the most compelling attributes of maggots is their high protein content. Research has shown that the protein content in maggots can range from 35% to 60% of their dry weight, depending on the species and the substrate on which they are grown
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