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whos seen that man who finds that badgers and eats it off the road? me and mah Pa go to the A1 and occasionally we finds some tasty old thing that wass hit by'd one of them car or lorrys. unluky tho there is gravel on the poor badger but we sweeping it off. the A1 is mah hunting place. Ma home. ma turf. alls i tryin to say uis dont hate it till u tryd it mah turf
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The only road kill I heard of folks eating is deer. The rest is just a flat bloody mess and no one would be bothered to scrape it up. 'More meat on a sparrow'
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whos seen that man who finds that badgers and eats it off the road? me and mah Pa go to the A1 and occasionally we finds some tasty old thing that wass hit by'd one of them car or lorrys. unluky tho there is gravel on the poor badger but we sweeping it off. the A1 is mah hunting place. Ma home. ma turf. alls i tryin to say uis dont hate it till u tryd it mah turf
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The only road kill I heard of folks eating is deer. The rest is just a flat bloody mess and no one would be bothered to scrape it up. 'More meat on a sparrow'
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