Marcel & Henri - Pate De Campagne

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Over the years we've all probably had pets. Some owners are dog people, some like cats. I've have mostly cats and oddly enough, birds. I do like dogs though, don't get me wrong. I just don't feel the houses I've been in would be large enough for a dog, let alone the time I have to give. I remember when I was really a small boy, maybe 10 years old or so, I had rats. And later on, hamsters. I liked them enough, but as with all pets they require time, effort & a clean cage. In the last five years I've been lucky to live in the same house, not like the last 22 years. This means I get to see the seasons change, the plants grow and my birds play. But more importantly I've been able to spend time in the garden growing vegetables, flowers and so forth. All due to the lowly red worm. That beautiful red worm that makes the soil so rich and healthy. So, you know where I stand in regards to our bretheren.

Marcel & Henri's - Pate De Campagne ain't fit for my worms. I'm tossing this crap in to the garbage. Tightly sealed so it doesn't give the Gulls problems. Remember, I like birds.

Xo Xo

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Do you still make your wonderful mergez if yes let me know where I could buy them in Bellevue WA or Seattle Thank you

Do you still make your wonderful mergez if yes let me know where I could buy them in Bellevue WA or Seattle Thank you

You have no class. The pate that you would not give your dogs is to good for your dogs. You are a redneck scum

Hey P,

Um, scum? Sure. Redneck? No, they get shot in my neighborhood, no really. And if you're going to talk shit about someone or some thing, I would at least learn the proper use of the word, "to, too, two". Oh, and you forgot to plug your period at the end there pally boy. Har har, you're all bloody, Tampon Boy.

xo, Biggles

Haha! Oh you foodies. So sensitive about the most mundane of store bought, shrink wrapped, ground up, flavorless, guest foods. P Yetes, if it wasn't for some no class French redneck, that condom full of offal that calls itself a "country" pâté wouldn't even be available to your amateurs palate.

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