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The fat from an average lamb can be used to make half a gallon of diesel fuel. In 1986 a test fleet of 40 New Zealand lorries averaged 10 miles per lamb.

so its the best type of fuel baa none :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

You ain't trying to pull the wool over our eyes, are ye?:yh_rotfl

well i did post this rather sheepishly:yh_laugh:yh_youkid:yh_bigsmi

Ewe will be getting a lot of wisecracks, desmond. People will try to tup the previous poster by ram ming in some funnies. :p :yh_rotfl

G#Gill;1300708 wrote: Ewe will be getting a lot of wisecracks, desmond. People will try to tup the previous poster by ram ming in some funnies. :p :yh_rotfl


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Mary had a little sheep

She took it to bed with her to sleep

The sheep turned out to be a Ram

Mary had a little lamb

:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl this thread is turning into a load of baalacks ! :sneaky::p:D

dandy desmond;1300644 wrote: Sheep

The fat from an average lamb can be used to make half a gallon of diesel fuel. In 1986 a test fleet of 40 New Zealand lorries averaged 10 miles per lamb.

so its the best type of fuel baa none :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl
In all seriousness. A local take-out gives me the left over kebab meat every night for my foxes. It's particually good for them In winter due to the fat content and during Rutting season.

When the weather Is really cold... call me an old softie but I warm It In the Micro for them. You should see the fat that comes out !!! It'd put you off Kebabs for life.

Meh.............................. they're making huge leaps and bounds in "growing oil" canola and such things .

But did you know that elephants can't jump or leap?