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What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would not be adverse to trying Cat or Dog. My brother in law has eaten Dog on numerous occasions as he's Vietnamese, in fact dog would be one of the dishes that he would eat at Christmas. > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would not > be adverse to trying Cat or Dog. My brother in law has eaten Dog on numerous > occasions as he's Vietnamese, in fact dog would be one of the dishes that he > would eat at Christmas. Why don't you try it dumbo, you might like it, the only thing that's likely to put you off is the thought of where it came from it's taste won't. > > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would not > > be adverse to trying Cat or Dog. My brother in law has eaten Dog on [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Why don't you try it dumbo, you might like it, the only thing that's likely > to put you off is the thought of where it came from it's taste won't. Brush up on your comprehension idiot! I would try it, but it isn't served freely in this country, that's why I'm asking. > > > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would > not [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Brush up on your comprehension idiot! I would try it, but it isn't served > freely in this country, that's why I'm asking. Wtf has wether or where it is served have to do with how they taste. It's freely available in most cities, especially in chinese/indian takeaways, you may already have unknowingly ate it. > > > > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would > > not [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > It's freely available in most cities, especially in chinese/indian > takeaways, you may already have unknowingly ate it. You are the thickest c.nt I've ever found on Usenet. Read the first line of my original post. If you don't know that you are eating it you can't possibly have any idea what Cat or Dog tastes like. Your thickness knows no bounds. >I am the thickest c.nt ever to be found on Usenet. >My thickness knows no bounds. Glad you realise this :-) A dog is not just for Christmas, if you're careful there's enough left for Boxing Day. > >I am the thickest c.nt ever to be found on Usenet. > >My thickness knows no bounds. > > > Glad you realise this :-) > A dog is not just for Christmas, if you're careful there's enough left for > Boxing Day. LOL. > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would not > be adverse to trying Cat or Dog. My brother in law has eaten Dog on numerous > occasions as he's Vietnamese, in fact dog would be one of the dishes that he > would eat at Christmas. If you have a brother in law that has eaten dog, why don't you ask him? You really should work on your trolling skills, you're not very good at it. "Rosa Palm?n" <rosa@no-s-p-am.locomail.com> wrote >> What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I >> would not be adverse to trying Cat or Dog. My brother in law has [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > him? You really should work on your trolling skills, you're not very > good at it. Give him a chance, ffs. He's only been practising the last three years. > > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would not > > be adverse to trying Cat or Dog. My brother in law has eaten Dog on [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > If you have a brother in law that has eaten dog, why don't you ask him? > You really should work on your trolling skills, you're not very good at it. LOL, so true. > > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would not > > be adverse to trying Cat or Dog. My brother in law has eaten Dog on [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > If you have a brother in law that has eaten dog, why don't you ask him? > You really should work on your trolling skills, you're not very good at it. He's been in this country since the age of 10, up until then he ate dog on a regular basis, but since then he's only had it once when he went back to visit relative, and a feast was held in his honour. I've spoken to him about it a couple of times but he's very embarrassed about it, and just laughs awkwardly, and says that it tastes very good! During an interview on BBC radio a gypsy was asked what does hedgehog taste like, he replied, it tastes like cat. > > > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would > not [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > it a couple of times but he's very embarrassed about it, and just laughs > awkwardly, and says that it tastes very good! They taste good and it keeps them off the street. > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would not > be adverse to trying Cat or Dog. My brother in law has eaten Dog on numerous > occasions as he's Vietnamese, in fact dog would be one of the dishes that he > would eat at Christmas. > They taste good and it keeps them off the street. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > he > > would eat at Christmas. You can pick them up fresh off the streets (wild) some places around here. Dear friends I'm writing to you because I need your help. My problem is that, unfortunatly, me and my girlfriend don't have sufficient money to get married. We are engaged since 3 years. My parents are overflowed of debts and they cannot help us. Her parents, instead, don't want us to get married because they know that I wouldn't be a good husband because I don't have money. Her parents have spent all their money to cure a father's serious heart illness. I asking you with big humility to donate us also just 1$ and to pay it into my bank account. To: Vivaldo Mirco, Banca Antonveneta ABI: 05040 CAB: 88330 CIN: Z country: IT - checkdigit: 15. mirco_vivaldo@yahoo.it We will be very thankful for your big help > What do they taste like. I've never knowingly eaten either but I would not > be adverse to trying Cat or Dog. My brother in law has eaten Dog on numerous > occasions as he's Vietnamese, in fact dog would be one of the dishes that he > would eat at Christmas. "Mirco Vivaldo" <mirco_vivaldo@yahoo.it> wrote > Dear friends > I'm writing to you because I need your help. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > mirco_vivaldo@yahoo.it > We will be very thankful for your big help And THAT, Grant, is what you get for cross posting into freeserve.discuss. > > Dear friends > > I'm writing to you because I need your help. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > And THAT, Grant, is what you get for cross posting into freeserve.discuss. So what! Do you have a point? "Grant" <Grant@Mcleod40.fsnet.co.ku.com> wrote >> > Dear friends >> > I'm writing to you because I need your help. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Do you have a point? That you hang upon my every word... ? Chinese never eat cats. Dogs are Korean's favourite. > Chinese never eat cats. Dogs are Korean's favourite. My father spent 15 years in China from 1935-1950. He told me of places that got in trouble for serving cat meat, rat meat and others. It's well documented in China and the USA armed services health warnings from that time. Hell, if I was broke, starving and had a nice fat rat or cat, I would probably eat it too. I can hold nothing against people who have no choice. I do think that eating them by choice is nasty. > > Chinese never eat cats. Dogs are Korean's favourite. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > probably eat it too. I can hold nothing against people who have no > choice. I do think that eating them by choice is nasty. How ridiculous - it's clearly cultural! There are cultural norms that would evaluate your eating of beef/ pork/ shellfish/ scaled or non-scaled fish as nasty. If you eat meat, what's the difference between cow, pig, sheep, goat, chicken, badger, bear, mongoose, lemur, rabbit, hamster, cute little kitties or pups? > > gao ping <s030869@mailserv.cuhk.edu.hk> wrote in message > news:<400526F8.7330FD0A@mailserv.cuhk.edu.hk>... [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > chicken, badger, bear, mongoose, lemur, rabbit, hamster, cute little > kitties or pups? I agree completely, wtf is the difference ? Meat is meat and meat comes from animals, it doesn't matter what they are, it's still slaughter, now don't go thinking i'm a veggie cos i'm not, but comments like this are so damn hypocritical it beggars belief. > > > gao ping <s030869@mailserv.cuhk.edu.hk> wrote in message > > news:<400526F8.7330FD0A@mailserv.cuhk.edu.hk>... [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > it's still slaughter, now don't go thinking i'm a veggie cos i'm not, but > comments like this are so damn hypocritical it beggars belief. *nods vigorously* > > gao ping <s030869@mailserv.cuhk.edu.hk> wrote in message > news:<400526F8.7330FD0A@mailserv.cuhk.edu.hk>... [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > chicken, badger, bear, mongoose, lemur, rabbit, hamster, cute little > kitties or pups? Ahhh! Now you get to the rest of the story. I don't eat animals or animal byproducts. None of it. Meat is not necessary to the human diet. All of the fatty acids provided by meat are either made in the human body or can be eaten in vegetable form. I'm not trying to convert anyone. I'm just stating my opinion. I believe that eating flesh or the products of animals, (other than your own mothers milk), is primitive and unnecessary. It is possible to have technological advancement and a balance of nature at the same time. Manipulating the birth of 600 million chickens a year in Great Britin alone, to feed the meat eating habits of humans is something that gags me. "If you eat meat" is just what I mean. > Ahhh! Now you get to the rest of the story. I don't eat animals or > animal byproducts. None of it. Meat is not necessary to the human > diet. What utter bollocks, what about vitamins and your teeth ? We are carnivores didn't you know ? > All of the fatty acids provided by meat are either made in the > human body or can be eaten in vegetable form. There is a lot more to eating meat than fatty bleedin acids. > I'm not trying to convert anyone. I'm just stating my opinion. Yeh well that's all it is, not fact. >> Ahhh! Now you get to the rest of the story. I don't eat animals or >> animal byproducts. None of it. Meat is not necessary to the human >> diet. > > What utter bollocks, what about vitamins and your teeth ? > We are carnivores didn't you know ? No, we are omnivores. > >> Ahhh! Now you get to the rest of the story. I don't eat animals or > >> animal byproducts. None of it. Meat is not necessary to the human [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > No, we are omnivores. Sorry, yes you are correct. > >> Ahhh! Now you get to the rest of the story. I don't eat animals or > >> animal byproducts. None of it. Meat is not necessary to the human [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > No, we are omnivores. Not if youre on the Atkins diet! "Grant" <Grant@Mcleod40.fsnet.co.ku.com> wrote >> >> Ahhh! Now you get to the rest of the story. I don't eat animals or >> >> animal byproducts. None of it. Meat is not necessary to the human [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Not if youre on the Atkins diet! The what? Can you only eat Atkins? Who is this Atkins anyway? |
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