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how can you have beef curry beef is cows 
beef is cows
And your point is...?
Cows are beef (and tripe, tongue, hearts/liver/kidneys, gelatin, glycerin, lanolin, insulin, rennet, estrogen... and leather)
And your point is...?
Cows are beef (and tripe, tongue, hearts/liver/kidneys, gelatin, glycerin, lanolin, insulin, rennet, estrogen... and leather)
curry is Indian apparently an Indians don't eat cows
i now got strawberries (local grown) fresh pineapple ( that i bought a week ago but is only just ripe) red grapes, banana apple and a small orange thing
curry is Indian apparently an Indians don't eat cows
Just hindus I think. Think muslims, sikhs and christians are OK with it?
no most hindus are vegi, think most of the others dont have a cow man, dont see it on indian resturant menus around here anyway
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ah ha, seems all indians respect cows but hindus influenced the law not to kill them?
http://www.numenorean.net/blog/archives/2005/08/faq_why_do_indi.html
i dont think they are sacred like stephen thinks, just respected
also many indians wont eat pig as its seen as a dirty animal
from some where else on the internet
Beef and pork
As Hindus consider the cattle to be a sacred animal, beef is considered taboo. Muslims consider the pig unclean and do not eat pork, which is not generally used in Hindu cooking. Therefore, restaurants in more conservative Indian states, do not include beef or pork dishes in their menu. On the other hand, beef is commonly available in the North-Eastern states and Kerala[4],while pork is consumed in Goaand Karnataka only by a Christian minority. In Kerala, pork is relished by most of the Christians, and many of the Hindus.
http://www.numenorean.net/blog/archives/2005/08/faq_why_do_indi.html
i dont think they are sacred like stephen thinks, just respected
also many indians wont eat pig as its seen as a dirty animal
The law in India said:
from some where else on the internet
Beef and pork
As Hindus consider the cattle to be a sacred animal, beef is considered taboo. Muslims consider the pig unclean and do not eat pork, which is not generally used in Hindu cooking. Therefore, restaurants in more conservative Indian states, do not include beef or pork dishes in their menu. On the other hand, beef is commonly available in the North-Eastern states and Kerala[4],while pork is consumed in Goaand Karnataka only by a Christian minority. In Kerala, pork is relished by most of the Christians, and many of the Hindus.
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Never seen a beef or pork curry on the menu in the Indian resties round here.
I always thought the cow was seen as sacred to them in one way or another. Seems I was right.
I always thought the cow was seen as sacred to them in one way or another. Seems I was right.
I always thought the cow was seen as sacred to them in one way or another. Seems I was right.
no you was wrong, its not sacred its respected
I respect it too, as a very tasty food stuff
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Went to The Barn in Smithville I had all you can eat salad, barn fries and onion rings No afters as the salad bar came with cake nomnomnom
cake is salad i alowed as much salad as i can eat
i alowed as much salad as i can eat 
Two bottles of skinners ale and a massive chicken salad prep'd by my mates mam for helping him sort her drive out :slayer:
Still got loads to do so more food next installmant of labour LOL !
Still got loads to do so more food next installmant of labour LOL !
home made chinese
Sounds awesome, cake = salad
cake is salad
I got BK on my way back from my walk - now including extra salt (drank loads today, 4l up on the hills alone
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Two BBQ's ...one for lunch and one for dinner.
Only planned on having one with my parents, went on duty, got there and they said to get back to the nick for 7.30 for a BBQ.
...one for lunch and one for dinner.Only planned on having one with my parents, went on duty, got there and they said to get back to the nick for 7.30 for a BBQ
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got asparagus with lemon juice
Toby carvery :yum: With choccie fudge cake for afters
Thursday: Trip to Cardiff: The Cottage pub
After a hard day at the castle and down to a nearby beach, The Cottage had everything to offer: a good range of Brains' beers and a full menu - I opted for the SA Gold and a rump steak (with chips, beer-battered onion rings &extra mushrooms)
After a hard day at the castle and down to a nearby beach, The Cottage had everything to offer: a good range of Brains' beers and a full menu - I opted for the SA Gold and a rump steak (with chips, beer-battered onion rings &extra mushrooms)
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