Could you?

entwisi

entwisi

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6419041.stm

Basically they eat Dog meat , not as in Chappie etc but the actual dog. So could you? after all as he says, its a cultural thing and the tought of frogs legs would be too much for him.

Here we are brought up that cow, pig, sheep, poultry are the meat options, whats wrong with other forms as well?

My answer, yes i could.
 
I could, especially now I've found that it gives you special protection against juju!

As the bloke says, it's all a matter of culture. I ate guinea pig in Peru and it was delicious!
 
As a carnivore I have to answer yes, unless I want to appear hypocritical. Its just a cultural thing.

Using the same criteria I'd have to ask why is human flesh any different?

Now where's that nice bottle bottle of Chianti Clarice?:D
 
Isn't there some greater health risk from canibalism?

If I was starving and all there was to eat was human, I'd eat it.
 
well i dont know, i went to belgium last year and they had horse meat for sale everywhere, as i'm a horse lover and enjoy the odd ride ;) i definately couldnt eat horse meat, i suppose if dog meat or any other meat for that fact was put in a pie and i didnt know what it was then yes i would more than likely eat it
 
having already tried many wierd and wonderful concoctions
my answer would have to be a resounding yes
i am always willing to try something new
 
Well why not, ill try anything once we used to eat maggotty cheese after a meal when i worked in portugal, because there was no stilton anywere to be had it tasted a bit strong but washed down with a bottle or two of local red
it wasunt bad
 
Eat dog?....:unsure8: :eek: Nooooooooooo
same with rabbit cant eat that either, ewwww to me they are pets!!

images.jpgcould you honestly eat that???
 
In sweden and Norway they eat Raindeer ane Elk meat as we eat roast beef, it is much like pony and horse meat to look at, very stringy but the Elk stew is very tasty, they also make sausages and salamis these are equaly as good.
 
I think its a cultural thing, I wouldn't eat it but then I dont eat many meats.
 
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