Australian Breakfast (adapted)

Take a fertilized ostrich egg. Allow the embryo to half form.
Bury the egg in hot sand on the beach and leave it for about 100
days*. Remove the top of the egg and pour contents down gullet.

* note: pregnant Filipinas only have to wait 21 days

source: bertc.com


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On 6/01/2022 06:42, Lee Lofaso : ALL wrote:

Australian Breakfast (adapted)

Take a fertilized ostrich egg. Allow the embryo to half form.
Bury the egg in hot sand on the beach and leave it for about 100
days*. Remove the top of the egg and pour contents down gullet.

* note: pregnant Filipinas only have to wait 21 days

source: bertc.com

Your "source" is suspect. Ostrich eggs are a very rare commodity in Australia.

Or is that the point of the post?

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Hi! David,

On 07 Jan 2022, David Drummond said the following to Lee Lofaso:

Your "source" is suspect. Ostrich eggs are a very rare commodity in Australia.

To an Americano the word Emu is nearly unpronouncable. Ostrich is easier for them.

Cheers,
Paul.

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On 7/01/2022 11:26, Paul Quinn : David Drummond wrote:

 DD>> Your "source" is suspect. Ostrich eggs are a very rare commodity in
 DD>> Australia.

To an Americano the word Emu is nearly unpronouncable.  Ostrich is
easier for them.

And yet the Peruvians have no issues pronouncing it - they even have their own version lurking around looking and behaving very Emuish.

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Hello David,

Australian Breakfast (adapted)

Take a fertilized ostrich egg. Allow the embryo to half form.
Bury the egg in hot sand on the beach and leave it for about 100
days*. Remove the top of the egg and pour contents down gullet.

* note: pregnant Filipinas only have to wait 21 days

source: bertc.com

Your "source" is suspect. Ostrich eggs are a very rare commodity in Australia.

So are pregnant Filipinas.

Or is that the point of the post?

Okay. Them Aussia guys only think those fertilized duck eggs
are ostrich eggs. Based on what they have been told by pregnant
Filipinas.

--Lee

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Lee Lofaso wrote to David Drummond <=-

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Hello David,

Australian Breakfast (adapted)

Take a fertilized ostrich egg. Allow the embryo to half form.
Bury the egg in hot sand on the beach and leave it for about 100
days*. Remove the top of the egg and pour contents down gullet.

* note: pregnant Filipinas only have to wait 21 days

source: bertc.com

Your "source" is suspect. Ostrich eggs are a very rare commodity in Australia.

So are pregnant Filipinas.

Or is that the point of the post?

Okay. Them Aussia guys only think those fertilized duck eggs
are ostrich eggs. Based on what they have been told by pregnant
Filipinas.

--Lee

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I'm Australian, and I've never heard of this. Anyway, we have Emus here, not Ostriches.

Pregnant Filipinas are far more common then Ostrich eggs, or this supposed dish.

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On 16/01/2022 05:17, Lee Lofaso : David Drummond wrote:

 DD>> Your "source" is suspect. Ostrich eggs are a very rare commodity in
 DD>> Australia.

So are pregnant Filipinas.

Actually they're not. The mail order bride business out of Phillippines is thriving here.

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Actually they're not. The mail order bride business out of Phillippines
is thriving here.

Djokovic should've been a mail order bride then.

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On 17/01/2022 08:50, Ward Dossche : David Drummond wrote:

Actually they're not. The mail order bride business out of Phillippines
is thriving here.

Djokovic should've been a mail order bride then.

Even the Aussies would baulk at him for a bride.

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David

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Not in Sydney I believe.

On Jan 22, 2022 01:57pm, David Drummond wrote to Ward Dossche:

On 17/01/2022 08:50, Ward Dossche : David Drummond wrote:

Actually they're not. The mail order bride business out of
Phillippines
is thriving here.

Djokovic should've been a mail order bride then.

Even the Aussies would baulk at him for a bride.

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Regards
David

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