Ok, 4hrs sleep and here's mine. It's an "everyday object" for someone, not me - although I've seen them used.
(Feel free to jump in anytime SN).
Nup x 3.
Clues - not common in Aus, although I've seen homemade ones. They are more for aesthetics than for any practical use and you won't see one being used in a city.
Coffee beans SH!T out by Monkeys then roasted its called kopi luwak,
very expensive, tastes great and kopi luwak more expensive than gold by weight
found in Sumatra.
Kopi Luwak discussed often on coffee forums. Most coffee snobs say it tastes average - really nothing here nor there about it tastewise, it has no distinctive flavour profile, can't be picked in blind tests, and is only ever judged in blind competitions as an average performer amongst low-to-middle priced beans. it's only famous for being coated in sh!t. There is a fair degree of animal cruelty involved, I won't post pics but it's not cute animals roaming the coffee plantation as you'd believe, think cage hen amount of space but for intelligent animals (more like a cat than monkey )force fed until they die. Please don't buy a pack for a laugh or a good souvenir.
/as you were
Ok, 4hrs sleep and here's mine. It's an "everyday object" for someone, not me - although I've seen them used.
(Feel free to jump in anytime SN).
do farmers use them?
Ok, 4hrs sleep and here's mine. It's an "everyday object" for someone, not me - although I've seen them used.
(Feel free to jump in anytime SN).
do farmers use them?
Yes
Ok, 4hrs sleep and here's mine. It's an "everyday object" for someone, not me - although I've seen them used.
(Feel free to jump in anytime SN).
do farmers use them?
Yes
Hmm are the used on the horns of farm animals(cattle) to bend them down?
We'll done, horn weights! Yeeww, great thread fellas! Seriously, this is great! Keep em coming!
Great contribution KiteDevil. Keep up the good work champ.
Coffee beans SH!T out by Monkeys then roasted its called kopi luwak,
very expensive, tastes great and kopi luwak more expensive than gold by weight
found in Sumatra.
(more like a cat than monkey )
/as you were
as for cruelty,,,i didn't see any.
+ I've never seen a cat running around in tree tops using their paws feeding themselves, like i saw these little blokes doing .
As for pics, I won't show any, I really don't want to take this fun thread off topic. But also it's important for people to know. They take the tourist to the nice farm, with a few animals running free, well fed and making 'civet coffee' naturally. You buy the stuff and feel good about the whole thing. They don't take you to the factory farm up the road where it's actually produced.
Here you go crew!
Sorry it took me a while to get back - combination of me having to figure out how to do photographs, and a backlog of "honey-do's from the Sandwichmaker.
This handy little gadget still gets regular use - and has served faithfully for well over 100 years.
stephen