2 necks
The turkey we had for Thanksgiving had 2 necks stuffed inside. Is that normal? Do most turkeys have two necks? I know they have two of some other parts but necks?
Thursday, November 23, 2006
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4 comments:
Just think how disappointed the person was who looked inside their Thanksgiving turkey and found NO neck! It may have been the beginning of a disastrous day. I guess you could say you had a double blessing. What did you do with all that extra meat?!
Since you didn't throw this out to the dogs, they ate Ezra's shovel and rake. Our friends left some money because their dog likes to eat plastic. Sorry.......
sick.
I would suggest it has something to do with the hormones and other kinds of growth chemicals that they inject into foul to make them grow bigger and fatter in shorter amounts of time. Mutations like this are bound to occur.
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