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Messages - FRANCIS HOWARD BOND

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General Discussion / Re: How long will raw eggs stay at room temperature without being refrigerated?
« on: May 28, 2017, 01:29:07 am »
Another item on bar tops was pickled onions which were quite popular, although they may have produced unwanted reactions later on!

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General Discussion / Re: How long will raw eggs stay at room temperature without being refrigerated?
« on: May 27, 2017, 12:09:51 am »
I remember hard boiled eggs on the local bars and believe they were pickled, but never fancied one although other people had these or whelks.

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General Discussion / HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!
« on: January 03, 2017, 06:37:02 pm »
WISHING ALL READERS AND CONTRIBUTORS ARE REALLY HAPPY NEW YEAR 2017.   Lets hear your exciting new diet plans for 2017?

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General Discussion / Re: A raw paleo week in the Florida Keys
« on: December 19, 2016, 01:24:57 am »
Quote: The boat had great fishing, I used a beef liver vain as bate and caught a Mutton fish within seconds of my first cast, and chopped its head off and ate it while it was still moving.

After returning back to the homeland I kind of miss having access to quality seafood, and have been seeking out a good source.....I was wondering if anyone knew of an online source which would ship high quality fish direct?

Reply: So pleased you were able to sample fresh Raw Fish at last.   I hope you find a source closer to home, and start enjoying it regularly.   Do not be put off if it is not fresh, as stale or even really, wholly, rotten fish tastes very cheesy and strong.   It is very easy to get used to Raw Fish and hard to do without it, so good luck with your searches.

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General Discussion / RAW THANKSGIVING?
« on: November 24, 2016, 05:18:49 pm »
What are we all enjoying today???
I have plenty of Raw Fish, so having Fishy Thanksgiving as U.K. citizen, Raw Cod, Raw Haddock etc..

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General Discussion / Re: MY LUCKY DAY!
« on: November 21, 2016, 05:25:55 pm »
Bumper bundle of fresh, unfrozen Raw Fish to my door again from Mick the Fish on Friday, 18 November 2016.   Feeling much better now, but starting to crave Raw Pork and Raw Chicken very much indeed.   Commonsense tells me to wait till I am farther down the road of recovery, but finding hard to resist, so may settle for a nice Raw Beef Steak.    Run out of Rotten Fish so looking for some old, date expired Fish in supermarket to replenish my jars.

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General Discussion / Re: REVERSING EXCESSIVE DRYING OF RAW FISH
« on: November 16, 2016, 04:48:35 pm »
Fish is particularly able to both yield and accept moisture so an ideal candidate for softening in water, if over age hardened.   Have not yet tried with meat and believe this would take more than a day to regenerate softness if dried hard.

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General Discussion / REVERSING EXCESSIVE DRYING OF RAW FISH
« on: November 16, 2016, 02:43:02 am »
Had chunks of stale Raw Cod fish and put them on a plate in garden for flies to find.   Much as I enjoy really rotten raw fish, I was eager to go to the next stage.    Unfortunately it was a warm, dry, day and flies settled but showed little interest.    When I took it in it was bone hard and totally indigestible.    Thought hard and put it in a jar of water and it sank to the bottom.    After a day or two the fish became white and clean again and was fit to eat once more.   Quite chewy and firm, and still gave slight sting in the throat.    Thus all right and salvaged to eat.    I wondered if same effect could enable raw meat, that was dried too much, to be used and not wasted?   

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General Discussion / Re: parasites in fish roe
« on: November 13, 2016, 05:49:13 pm »
It is possible that you were looking at embryo fish in the roe and these would of course be harmless!

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General Discussion / MY LUCKY DAY!
« on: November 11, 2016, 07:24:24 pm »
Had TURP operation in hospital to open my prostate two weeks ago, but still bleeding although getting less each day.    Pain has subsided and am no longer taking pain killers, or any other pills just now.   Today I fancied RAW FISH, but the friend, who is shopping for me while I am housebound, is attending a funeral.   Telephoned our  Friday mobile Fishmonger, Michael Whittingstall from Lowestoft, and he is making a personal delivery to my door on his way home at lunchtime today.   How about that for service!    Fresh Raw Cod, Raw Halibut and Raw Hake if he has all these items!     

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General Discussion / ZOMBIE BOY?
« on: October 08, 2016, 05:21:11 am »
Rick Genest, 31 year old Canadian tatooed all over appears in freak shows as a 'rotting corpse'.   Not content with that, he eats worms and pig intestines so observes Raw Paleo.   Friend of Lady Gaga who got him to model in Paris.   (UK Sun newspaper Thursday, 6 October, Pages 20-21.)   Anyone seen him?

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General Discussion / Re: SUMMER PICNICS
« on: August 28, 2016, 02:27:46 am »
I like both of those suggestions, and agree the fingers before forks tradition could be used with towels or damp cloths to keep fingers clean.   Simple tongs might be preferred, and plates prepared with individual raw strips or small chunks and salad options in a bowl.   I have resorted to sandwiches with raw filling -fish or meat- when in mixed company to avoid attention, till some *** discloses what I am eating to the surprise of all present!!!   I refuse to be embarrassed!

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General Discussion / SUMMER PICNICS
« on: August 27, 2016, 02:36:32 am »
ANY IDEAS!!!!!?

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General Discussion / Re: scorpions
« on: July 31, 2016, 12:52:47 am »
A colleague at work in Cyprus put his hand in a cupboard to draw out some cables and instead contacted a very small green scorpion.   He never knew any pain like it, and was rushed to hospital with a hugely swelled arm.   He recovered, and I saw him some time afterwards in a bar.   So you can survive this - with medical aid!

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General Discussion / Re: DUSTBIN DILEMMA IN UK
« on: July 26, 2016, 03:13:11 am »
Thank you very much for information and advice.   It remains to be seen how much the British public will stand, and I am not surprised you all prefer where you live now!   Tyler is right, we should stand up and fight even if we are up to our knees in rubbish!

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General Discussion / Re: How open are you about your diet?
« on: July 14, 2016, 12:53:14 am »
Quote:
cherimoya_kid:
My raw fish lunch has been kicked off several jobs. I gave up and just started eating fruit at work, and waiting til evening to eat fish.

Other than that, I usually keep it to myself, until people know me fairly well. Otherwise, I just end up being known as the raw fish guy.

Reply:
My "friend" Ian never hesitates to tell everyone I eat Raw Fish, when in my company.   I assume they all call me the Raw Fish Guy, and, as a deep sea fisherman, I find it hilarious!   (Perhaps it is just as well he does not know what else I eat!)
I was told not to eat my Raw Fish sandwich on a coach once by a driver, although usual cold food is permitted!!!   He said it was for the sake of the other passengers!

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General Discussion / DUSTBIN DILEMMA IN UK
« on: July 01, 2016, 05:33:36 am »
With dustbin collections in UK currently only once each fortnight, with possibility of extending period to three or even four weeks, we will have a lot of humming dustbins - though not the tuneful kind!   So unlimited opportunities for keeping High Meat, Fish and Poultry that would otherwise go to waste in the rat infested dustbins.   Should encourage UK households to experiment with High Food?   Anyone got a recipe for the rats that will ensue this period of collection?

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General Discussion / Re: ARE REFRIGERATORS NECESSARY?
« on: June 17, 2016, 02:03:25 am »
Well our ancestors had to learn how to manage without them!

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General Discussion / Re: Food Inc.
« on: June 13, 2016, 05:26:00 am »
Unfortunately a very large number of video inserts are no longer accessible on this Forum, many require subscriptions and/or memberships to see them!

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General Discussion / Re: ARE REFRIGERATORS NECESSARY?
« on: May 30, 2016, 04:41:30 pm »
Seems ideal answer for those wanting high meat in a hurry!   Produced some pleasantly tasting stinkfish from very, very fresh in moderately warm outdoor temperature in only three days!   Would have tasted even better in a week or two, but I was in a hurry!

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General Discussion / ARE REFRIGERATORS NECESSARY?
« on: May 29, 2016, 02:16:05 am »
No need to race home with fresh raw fish, meat or poultry hurriedly to the refrigerator, just leave out in open air, sometimes covered to keep moist .    Ancient meat safe fitted on my wall has door and sides covered with perforated zinc, which can be replaced with open wire mesh to exclude only rodents.   Should give maximum exposure of raw food to atmosphere, environment and outdoor warmth.    Will ensure moisture is preserved and hope to advise on progress. 

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General Discussion / Re: Allergic Rhinitis
« on: May 24, 2016, 05:20:30 pm »
I have trouble with Rhinitis and was prescribed Beconase aqueous nasal spray many years ago and have found this a great help when nose is congested or runny (faster than an Olympic athlete).   An alternative is Sterimar congestion relief (made out of the cleanest sea water from the French coast of Brittany) which is rather strong, but effective.    The symptoms decrease with frequency of treatment so it might help you.

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General Discussion / Re: Eating raw meat after a crow ate some
« on: May 02, 2016, 05:00:12 am »
QUOTE FROM HANNIBAL:
FLIES ON MEAT AT ROOM TEMPERATURE.
HANNIBAL
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Re: What rawpalaeo foods are you eating right now?
« Reply #401 on: November 10, 2010, 09:30:10 PM »
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Hehe, there isn't any high meat that I wouldn't eat. Even totally decomposed, that hyenas, vultures or crows wouldn't touch 
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Do you blame vultures for the carcass they eat?
Livin' off the raw grass fat of the land

REPLY:
Might give you the right idea (HeHe)!

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General Discussion / Re: FOWL CHRISTMAS!
« on: January 09, 2016, 08:14:10 pm »
Cold better now, but still have 'Davy Jones' creaking chest.   Managed to pick up on diet of Raw Turkey, Raw Chicken and Raw Pork Loins which was much enjoyed, and is bringing me back to better health.   Hope everyone has recovered from any ailments over Christmas, and wish everyone on the Forum a Very HAPPY RAW YEAR!

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General Discussion / FOWL CHRISTMAS!
« on: December 29, 2015, 12:45:05 am »
Hope you all are having a marvellous Christmas and wish you all a wonderful time!
How many enjoyed a lovely raw bird for Christmas?   My Christmas was fowl, but mainly because I have had a rotten cold starting Sunday before, continuing now, and not to be sneezed at!   Have tried raw turkey fillets previously and will try again soon as they have a distinctive flavour.   Trouble with a cold is you cannot taste anything, and end up breathing through your mouth while you eat.   Had some fresh raw cod, not so fresh raw halibut, and now raw hake which is superb after a fortnight in the refrigerator, and there is some heavily maggoted fish awaiting in the garage.   Of course you can all enjoy a conventional Christmas with friends and colleagues provided you get back to suitably raw ingredients for your own Christmas dinner!   Happy New RAW Year everyone!

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