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The "Which Would You Rather Eat" Thread
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Me neither.
I've seen (and eaten) dog, horse, snake, lizard, assorted small mammals that resemble rats (such as "grass-cutters") and other things, but have never knowingly eaten cats, nor seen it on a menu.
I've got to say that, with regard to the above meats, it's all in the preparation/cooking. I've had good dog, and I've had some very bad dog.
Me neither.
I've seen (and eaten) dog, horse, snake, lizard, assorted small mammals that resemble rats (such as "grass-cutters") and other things, but have never knowingly eaten cats, nor seen it on a menu.
I've got to say that, with regard to the above meats, it's all in the preparation/cooking. I've had good dog, and I've had some very bad dog.
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