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Nasty.

Tastes like chicken. What's the difference?

Hmm I live 6 hours from Edmonton, guess I'll have to be careful where I eat

I don't eat any Chinese-cooked beef because of this, pork and chicken is fine with me

If you've ever eaten chinese food on a semi regular basis then the odds are pretty high that you've had dog or cat or pigeon multiple times before and didn't know it.

If it tastes good, why not?

That's what I say. If you can't tell why does it make you queasy?

/shrug.

Pigs are often pets and are considered to be as intelligent as dogs, yet we eat them all the time.

cause pigs make bacon

mmmmmmm bacon

I know Koreans are infamous for eating dogs...I'm not sure about Chinese, but I wouldn't doubt it...So if anyone lost a dog there you guys know where to go looking...

-=Lohrno

Cause you gotta watch out cause those dirty koreans will just snatch up your dog and eat it!

/sarcasm off

I thought dogs were mainly eaten in SE Asia? However, Dog-braised KimChi(sp) sounds fab.

if god had not wanted us to eat pigs he wouldn't have made them out of bacon

kyoukan wrote:if god had not wanted us to eat pigs he wouldn't have made them out of bacon

A-GODAMNMEN

"Yes Lisa, because bacon and hamburgers and pork chops all come from one magical creature"

vn_Tanc wrote:"Yes Lisa, because bacon and hamburgers and pork chops all come from one magical creature"

Hamburgers? Your Simpsons quoting skillz are weak!

The local director of our Humane society was recently fired for refusing to allow the Hmongs to adopt dogs. The Hmongs were in the habit of coming every week or two and "adopting" the largest dog available. Anyone want to guess what they were doing? The director refused to let them "adopt" anymore and was fired.

Look at him! He looks SO delicious!

Well, if i came to a restaurant that had raised up dogs to be food animals like we raise cows, i wouldnt have a problem tasting it.
But dont think i would eat in a place that had random dog carcasses lying around

And while were on that note, a grillbar in denmark near one of my friend place had a nice menu for around a year before they changed it, they just had a minor spelling problem. In danish, chicken is "kylling", and kitten is "killing", so they were selling half a kitten with fries for around a year before they got it fixed.

My baloney has a first name, it's H-O-M-E-R.
My baloney has a second name, it's . . . H-O-M-E-R.

I'd eat anything that doesn't look or smell disgusting. I'd be pissed if I caught some parasite or bacteria from uninspected food though.

Note to self: no chinese when I go to Edmonton this weekend... (Go Esks!!!)

Deward wrote:The local director of our Humane society was recently fired for refusing to allow the Hmongs to adopt dogs. The Hmongs were in the habit of coming every week or two and "adopting" the largest dog available. Anyone want to guess what they were doing? The director refused to let them "adopt" anymore and was fired.

well pragmatically older dogs at the spca have about a 0% chance of being adopted, and they cost money for the spca to feed and they cost money for the spca to destroy, so why not let a bunch of asians chow down on the bastard!!1

I used to live in an area in vancouver with a really high population of korean immigrants. let me tell you man you don't let your fucking dog out of your sight for a second. taking your dog to the park was like taking your kid to a carnival run by convicted child sex offenders. you look at your watch and then look back up and that dog is gone.

Having eaten "meat on a stick" all over the world, doesn't bother me what it is as long as it's well done

/shrug


As long as they aren't serving 'long pig', it doesn't bother me. I would be a hell of a lot more worried about most sushi than a bit of brasied fido over rice.

Hehe the owners are nowhere to be found it says. And along with the meat on a stick, having been to almost 20 countries, I agree. I feel safe as long as I never ask what the translation for the meat is to English. Just munch and enjoy.

[quote="kyoukanwell pragmatically older dogs at the spca have about a 0% chance of being adopted, and they cost money for the spca to feed and they cost money for the spca to destroy, so why not let a bunch of asians chow down on the bastard!!1

I used to live in an area in vancouver with a really high population of korean immigrants. let me tell you man you don't let your fucking dog out of your sight for a second. taking your dog to the park was like taking your kid to a carnival run by convicted child sex offenders. you look at your watch and then look back up and that dog is gone.[/quote]

I agree. My essay to get into college was actually a discussion on the fact that we spend more on our pets than we do to save starving people in the world. I said we should ship all the unwanted animals to teh starving people. It was taken too well and I ended up in the low english class.

I grew up in Denver as a kid and the Asians (not sure what kind) and the mexicans would eat dog all the time. I even tried it once and it didn't taste that bad. If the dogs are going to be put down anyway then you might as well make some use out of them.

Mmmm.. Sushi...

Anuin wrote:Cause you gotta watch out cause those dirty koreans will just snatch up your dog and eat it!

Hehe, of course. Actually in all fairness I also heard that eating dog was going out of fashion there...

-=Lohrno

Krimson Klaw wrote:Hehe the owners are nowhere to be found it says. And along with the meat on a stick, having been to almost 20 countries, I agree. I feel safe as long as I never ask what the translation for the meat is to English. Just munch and enjoy.

Heehee I've had horse meat before, it's pretty good.

-=Lohrno

"Hi, I'd like half a penguin and some fries please."

And people wonder why I don't eat meat..

because you are a pussy!

MMmm meat on a stick. Never ask what it is though.

Dog is pretty tasty as well as Cat. God knows what else I have eaten in some of the countrys I have been to. I don't ask what it is as long as it taste good and doesn't make me sick.

When I lived in Oxford, PA i worked in an a Doctors Office and 2 doors down was a chinese office. For the time I was there I used to watch the workers feed cats that came to there place. There was probebly a good 5 or 6 different cats.

They started disapearing and eventually never saw them again. Since then I have not eaten chinese food other then plain Chow Mien.

Never had domestic cat, but mountain lion is some of the best meat I've ever tasted.


Wonder if they are similar?