things you will never read on this website
1. Personal details about my love life
2. Stream-of-consciousness agonizing about my personal decisions/feelings
3. Anything about how to fry up some delicious brains
You will, however, learn that red squirrels only have a drop of breast milk in each teat, and that it tastes "pretty bitter". Or so I've heard. From my friend Graham.
(Come on, tell me you could spend an entire summer milking wild red squirrels for field work on squirrel reproduction and NEVER be tempted to taste it, not even a tiny eensy drop, not even just out of life-loving curiosity? Not to make yogourt or cheese out of it or anything.)
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Although I can understand the rationale perfectly, it's unfortunate that we live in a world where people are afraid to reveal themselves completely without fear of becoming a victim of something.
I'm curious about the milk – what's it like? Bisous, Ms. Glaze
That is so sick. He tasted it?
Bleh! Lol!
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I've often wondered why cat milk isn't a more popular beverage. I mean, if you're going to have them living in your house, you may as well milk them, right?
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