Violence and falsehood in the fiercer times, cunning and falsehood in these latter days - R. D. Blackmore
I bet with a name like that, you can't eat them. Were they edible, they would have been called "Poor man's sausages".
Sam - they don't look very tasty either, although I think they may be related to truffles.
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I bet with a name like that, you can't eat them. Were they edible, they would have been called "Poor man's sausages".
Sam - they don't look very tasty either, although I think they may be related to truffles.
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