Gents, I know Spadge is something of a secret and therefore am not asking for any secret recipes (though fully detailed PMs would be welcome ) but can anyone give me a rough guide as to the principles? I think it is some kind of particle mix, and that there are tench and roach versions, which are possibly fermented for a while????? Any information that would at least give me a start would be very much appreciated
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Sir ... you REALLY don't want to know what 'spadge' means to a Scottish kilt hire company !!!
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Hi Alex. My Spadge mix is no secret, but also is just my own recipe. I prepare mixed corn (chicken feed) with hemp mixed in (soak then simmer as usual) My tweak is to add dessicated coconut and coconut milk. I let this it for a couple of days before use.
As I said my own mix but it seems to work.
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I knew the pathway like the back of my hand
I felt the earth beneath my feet
Sat by the river and it made me complete.
'The Chub is a very controversial fish. He has a strong army of supporters, but he has an almost equally strong army of detractors. The trouble is that the detractors do not know what they are talking about'. L. Vernon-Bates
Spadge is a term coined in the Scottish kilt hire industry for dried semen on a returned hire kilt. It is derived from a contraction of the words "spunk badge".
"They asked me to clean the spadge off that Hunting Smith with a wire brush, so I told them where they could stick their job" - Sonia, an ex-employee of a kilt-hire company.
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Spadge is a term coined in the Scottish kilt hire industry for dried semen on a returned hire kilt. It is derived from a contraction of the words "spunk badge".
"They asked me to clean the spadge off that Hunting Smith with a wire brush, so I told them where they could stick their job" - Sonia, an ex-employee of a kilt-hire company.
Somehow I had already guessed that - which is why I didn't look it up
'The Chub is a very controversial fish. He has a strong army of supporters, but he has an almost equally strong army of detractors. The trouble is that the detractors do not know what they are talking about'. L. Vernon-Bates
) but can anyone give me a rough guide as to the principles? I think it is some kind of particle mix, and that there are tench and roach versions, which are possibly fermented for a while????? Any information that would at least give me a start would be very much appreciated 
