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Nope it's hooves. They are making a vegetarian version made with fish scales.

That doesn't sound so vegetarian....lol...fish scales?!do they know what are wrong with the fish?

LOL, thanks for posting everyone! Horse hooves? Hmm.... interesting.

Some vegetarians do eat fish, as they do not consider it a meat. I am not a vegetarian, but I don't consider fish as a meat.

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posted by sarahj
It makes me ill just thinking of it!

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Same here.

so not all like born in austrailia australians (lol) have accents ? sorry im probably soo sterotyping you guys... molly x from england x

Um..... guys this is kind of an old post. But, I have no problem with bringing it back up again!

~Sarah~

I think the same if i could be anything besides american u guys would be my first choice. u guys ROCK:

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posted by Kissing_Your_Zebra
so not all like born in austrailia australians (lol) have accents ? sorry im probably soo sterotyping you guys... molly x from england x

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In spite of what the person said at the very start of the post all Australian's have an accent. The same way that to me, all English people have an accent and all people from the US have accents.

We do not all sound the same. Some people have accents that are stronger and use more 'Australian slang' than others. For example I DO NOT sound like Steve Irwin and lots of people from the US (I've travelled over there quite a bit) think that I am from the UK.

My personal opinion is that there are regional differences in accents as you travel around Australia. I usually find people from South Australia sound more English (more rounded vowels) whereas people from out west tend to have stronger more strident accents or speak with their mouthes more closed. (My aunt said this was to keep the flies out, and she was from Far North Queensland ... The very top end of Australia, and quite remote).
This is the same as the way that people from Liverpool don't sound like Londoners and those from Texas don not speak like New Yorkers.

Anyway I hope this helps you out. If you have any more questions ask away! I studied linguistics for a while ... hence the interest in accent.

Jessica - from the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia.

Thanks for the info, Jessica!

~Sarah~

I'm american and I think some of the stuff we eat is wierd. I mean, who eats cow tounge? (sorry if misspelled)

My family eats ox tongue :S

LOL! I've always wanted to see what cow tongue tastes like.... eww.

~Sarah~

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posted by sarahj
LOL! I've always wanted to see what cow tongue tastes like.... eww.

~Sarah~

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Me too, for some strange reason, lol But im not that into meat...the noly meat that i ever eat is Chicken, lol


-IJMB

Exactly, for some very STRANGE reason. I would probably puke though. I mean, that tongue has been eating grass! ROFL!

~Sarah~

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posted by sarahj
Exactly, for some very STRANGE reason. I would probably puke though. I mean, that tongue has been eating grass! ROFL!

~Sarah~

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LOL, yeah, haha I have alway kind of wanted to try fish meat for some reason too, lol


-IJMB

Sorry if my cow post insulted anyone who likes it, I just think I really would not like it.

I don't think it did, Annie.

~Sarah~