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Cute gray squirrels being shot and et in England, NYT story says A Gray Squirrel, this one safe on Campbellsville University Campus, is an endearing fellow, captured in this cute pose by CU photographer Ashley Sidebottom. But in England, cute gray squirrels are being hunted and et to make more habitat for a cuter long-eared cousin, the red squirrel, according to a story in the New York Times, Saving one squirrel by eating another In Kentucky, squirrel is a delicacy for every meal, especially fried for breakfast, with hot biscuits, thickened white gravy, sliced tomatoes, and eggs. Opinon on whether to to eat them or protect them for their entertainment seems to vary with the economy. In bad times, they are eaten with less guilt. This story was posted on 2009-01-09 02:18:18
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