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Although it has nothing what ever to do with M920's, M1076's, pheasants or even MV's in any way that statement made me laugh and think of the time WAAAAYYYY back when I was very young with a very young wife just learning to cook.That was a "Ring my neck" pheasant.
The last pheasent I ate was so tough that you couldn't cut the gravy with a Ginsu knife.
Living in Arizona at the time, she tried to make a pot of refried beans. What she really did was develop some kind of new lumpy dark brown concrete formula that that was so hard I literally took a hammer and chisel to to TRY to get it out.
When that failed I filled it with water and let it soak for 2 days. That did not soften the brick one bit.
Then I tried drilling a grid of holes into the brick to try to facilitate breaking it into chucks. This did produce what you could possibly call a possibly call a start to a positive result until I drilled to deep and went through the bottom of the pan and into the counter.
End result: A new pan, a hole in the counter of the rent house and a new house rule banning refried beans from the premises ever again.
Thanks for the memory and the laugh Wreckerman, I own you a cold one when we eventually meet.....