What is the proper etiquette for eating quail?
912586
I think, if something can be comfortably handled in the hands, and that is the easiest way to do it, then it is ok.  \n\nThat is a rule with chicken, as far as I know.  I can't see why quail would or should be any different.
125835
I read somewhere that swallowing gum is just adding fiber to your diet. So...I would say go ahead and swallow it.
102743
I do the same thing.  The best things I have found is before you eat write down what you are going to eat and why, then redirect your self to something time consuming, comp. chores anything but eating.
1095384
We have a hoard of wild cottontails around here, and hundreds of quail, several chipmunks, and even a few roadrunners. A couple of hawks and a few buzzards nest in the area. Add a few wild cats, and the occasional coyote, and that about covers the wildlife around here.  We throw out all our "edible" leftovers and such near the house, where we can see them feed, but not so near that they would be leery of approaching. The birds of prey don't come in, of course, but the quail, the chipmunks, and the rabbits get a supplementary diet of stale crackers, broken chips, old cereal or bread, slightly over the hill fruit, left over salad greens (and popcorn) and the like. Because the quail, rabbits and chipmunks come around looking for food, the road runners and hawks come around quite a bit. Though the occasional quail gets caught, most often they end up eating our bugs and mice. So far, though we have been doing it since we moved in several years ago, none of the animals are any less skittish about humans, and none are dependant on what we leave out.\nAs long as you don't leave out so much that they come to you for all their food (which could be a problem if you need to stop feeding for any reason) I see no problem with that. Also, keep your distance and try to make sure they never get so used to you that they stop running away when you walk out. it's good for them to be afraid of humans, and that should not change.
557663
Drink water. I know you are stuffed, but drinking water will help break up the food more, allowing it to digest easier and a little quicker. Plus it will helpit "pass" quicker.
454633
eating squirrlesand trying not to be endangered
507895
Say we are going to eat in a few minutes. Say, "there is handsoap in the bathroom if you would like to wash your hands". Or take the handsoap out from under the sink and say, "here is some hand soap if you want it". You could always be honest and say," ok I'm a germ freak, so if your like me, here is the soap."
251164
eat (but not before feeding everyone else) \nwork (like a dog for everyone but yourself)\nsleep (but not before your husband had his way with you)\n\nrepeat\n\n(same as today in 95% of the world)\n\nPS I like the 1550"ad"!
1009514
u don't need any signal. jump over him.just suck his mouth and drink his spit and mucus. but it is not a selfish act. so let him drink ur spit too. for that u need to put pounds of saliva in his mouth. suck his upper and lower lips and teeth too. if you enjoy\nlollypops it's the same way to do that.\nwhat you do is you touch each other' s toungue then spit your sliva in his mouth and then you roll your toungue around his teeth and try to find all the little pieces of food in there and swallow them.
492011
Yes, it would be quite rude to serve anything that you yourself would not eat or drink unless you have a known problem with the dish or drink (recovering alcoholic or allergic to the food).Then again, if you had an aversion to something it would be understood if you did not serve it to anyone.\n\nSo yes, you really need to consume at least a little of whatever it is that you are serving to your guests for proper etiquette.
530489
they should eat what they are given
954105
ok, i have a sollution, bring in a vegitarian meal for her, and she if she eats it, if she doesnt be like i dont want you to get hurt, u should really eat something\nhope that helps =)
669657
My grandpa lives on a farm and used to have chickens and he said that he has never in his life seen such chicken behavior.Cluck Cluck!! But can you lick your butt? Maybe you are a chicken, hey why did you cross the road anyways?  Chicken feed not good enough for you on your side?
1073405
If someone asks if they can try your food, say, "You know, it's so good that I think I'm going to eat it all myself.  I can call the waiter over and get a second one for you if you'd like." \n\nIf they take food right off your plate without asking, give them the food and say, "Go ahead, have this one.  I'll order another one for myself."  When the bill comes, you each pay for one order.  \n\nThere's no reason you should to eat germy food that other people have been sticking their forks into.
747852
Take them from egg to the stew pot on how poutry are raised.  Poultry have only one use and that is the dinner table.\n\nSo, then go into describing the processing for poultry, how it is shipped to the shops, and how long it keeps , etc.\n\nThrow in a nice recipe for Chicken Tikka and everyone will have a good laugh too\nOh and bring out the affects of slaughtering have on the amount of germs in a piece of poultry - safe storing and cooking methods too
829708
Unfortunately this is not a good thing to do. You may think you are doing the ducks a favor by offering them bits of bread, potato chips or other types of food but you are not. \n\nWhen you feed ducks you are likely giving them food that is not nutritious. While ducks seem to love bread, it is not that nutritious and generally just fills them up. \n\nFeeding ducks also makes them dependent on hand-outs and makes them tame. Ducks are wild birds that should not rely on humans to feed them. They also need to learn how to get their own food. \n\nWhen ducks become tame and use to humans they may not be able to protect themselves from predators. \n\nAnother reason not to feed ducks is because of the waste that is left behind. Duck droppings can contain bacteria that is not healthy for humans. Too much bacteria in the water and on the land where the ducks are attracted to can be detrimental to your health. \n\nDon't forget, in many areas ducks are suppose to migrate to different areas at different times of the year. If you feed ducks you may be delaying their migration. \n\nDucks are cute little critters that are fun to watch and great to photograph. Most ducks can fend for themselves. If there are ducks in a pond or lake near you that have always seemed to be there chances are someone is taking care of them if they cant take care of themselves. \n\nGo ahead and watch the ducks, but remember, it's not a good idea to feed them.
971155
Gargle with warm salt water, (1 tsp salt to 8 oz water) then eat a bowl of warm oatmeal.