Mike Raiford <"m[raiford]!at"@gmail.com> wrote:
> I think he's saying that she resembles the waitress that was serving him 
> kangaroo meat (seriously? Kangaroo?) and mentioned that Kangaroo was 
> rather tasty.

  What's wrong with kangaroo meat? It's not like it's an endangered species,
and I hear the meat is quite good (although I have never had the opportunity
to taste it myself).

> I'm guessing Eero has recently visited Australia where kangaroo's are 
> considered an agricultural pest. (As opposed to the rest of the world 
> that considers them a fascinating novelty, not something to dine on or 
> eradicate)

  Reminds me of wild boars: In many parts of the world (especially Europe)
wild boar meat is considered a delicacy, much like eg. deer or pheasant
meat. However, in other parts (I think precisely Australia is one of them)
wild boars are considered dirty scavenger.

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                                                          - Warp

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