Dog FTW

[Sextent]

http://www.jokesgallery.com/Pic/do348gfound5.jpg

[Snee]

:lol: Good dog.

[Lilmiss]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v627/missie77/000000smoki.jpg



wow, that turned out fucking big. :pinch:

[Proper Bo]

stoner dog:no:

[shutdk]

Tasted like chicken :lol:

[Sextent]

:lol: Never read that bit before.

[shutdk]

lol.. you people only looked @ the picture.

[Jagarga]

you are a moron

[Sextent]

Don't hound in the Dog thread.

[tesco]

lol.. you people only looked @ the picture.
:rolleyes:

[AmpeD]

Tasted like chicken :lol:
I wanna out up a sign like that right under the lost dog sign :lol:

[Sextent]

Tasted like chicken :lol:
I wanna out up a sign like that right under the lost dog sign :lol:

:lol: that would be fantastic.

[tesco]

:whoosh:

[Sextent]

:whoosh:

It would be like they'd eaten the wee Dog and it "Tasted like chicken"

[tesco]

:whoosh:

It would be like they'd eaten the wee Dog and it "Tasted like chicken"That's just sick, sextent, where did you get that idea.:dry:

[Skiz]

See post #11.

[Fromagepas]

Or 5

[clocker]

I sent a copy of this to several family members.

Only response so far is from my brother...


Very appropriate since I am in China now and the local restaurant had three
pages of "you know what" meat on the menu last night.

[Snee]

Does he know if they really do taste like chicken?

[clocker]

I'll ask.

[Snee]

I've actually been wondering about people eating dogs for quite some time now.

From what I understand carnivorous and omnivorous mammals don't taste too well, on account of the diets they keep. I understand how people can eat it, otherwise, as what's socially and morally acceptable varies between cultures and all that. I just don't see why people anywhere would eat something that supposedly tastes wrong to most people, assuming there are options.

[Sextent]

If we eat cow and sheep I can think of no serious moral objection to eating horse or dog.

If we eat chicken and turkey I can see no serious moral objection to eating owl or eagle.

If we eat tuna and salmon I can think of no moral objection to eating dolphin.

So that leaves whether or not we find the meat palatable. That to a large extent is based on what one is used to. Which to a large extent would depend on what was available when and where you grew up. That is changing due to culinary imperialism, however we can still see a great variety in people's diets across the World.

Who am I to say "stop eating dogs" any more than someone is entitled to reply "stop eating cows then".

[shutdk]

Does he know if they really do taste like chicken?

You are making me so hungry.

[AmpeD]

If we eat cow and sheep I can think of no serious moral objection to eating horse or dog.

If we eat chicken and turkey I can see no serious moral objection to eating owl or eagle.

If we eat tuna and salmon I can think of no moral objection to eating dolphin.

So that leaves whether or not we find the meat palatable. That to a large extent is based on what one is used to. Which to a large extent would depend on what was available when and where you grew up. That is changing due to culinary imperialism, however we can still see a great variety in people's diets across the World.

Who am I to say "stop eating dogs" any more than someone is entitled to reply "stop eating cows then".

plus you are more of a man if you eat carnivores. People need to continue to establish dominance in the food chain.

[Defy]

So does that mean weiner dogs taste like ... Oscar Meyer hot dogs? :huh:

Lol. Poor puppy! ;)

[Agrajag]

If we eat cow and sheep I can think of no serious moral objection to eating horse or dog.

If we eat chicken and turkey I can see no serious moral objection to eating owl or eagle.

If we eat tuna and salmon I can think of no moral objection to eating dolphin.

So that leaves whether or not we find the meat palatable. That to a large extent is based on what one is used to. Which to a large extent would depend on what was available when and where you grew up. That is changing due to culinary imperialism, however we can still see a great variety in people's diets across the World.

Who am I to say "stop eating dogs" any more than someone is entitled to reply "stop eating cows then".

plus you are more of a man if you eat carnivores. People need to continue to establish dominance in the food chain.


Indeed, wouldn't want the cows to get ideas.

[CrabGirl]

If we eat tuna and salmon I can think of no moral objection to eating dolphin.

:frusty:

[lynx]

Do crabs taste of dolphin?

[beat]

Frogs taste like chicken.

[ziggyjuarez]

Don't loose your dog in china i see.

[AmpeD]

plus you are more of a man if you eat carnivores. People need to continue to establish dominance in the food chain.


Indeed, wouldn't want the cows to get ideas.

exactly my point, for all we know they may be saving up one giant methane fart to kill us all

[clocker]

Very appropriate since I am in China now and the local restaurant had three
pages of "you know what" meat on the menu last night.


Does he know if they really do taste like chicken?


I'll ask.
Well, I did ask.
Took a while to get a response since he is now in Tibet...

Yes, dog. They even had pictures of fido by each dish which is how I knew since the menu was all in Chinese. No, I did not try it. I will try most things but had no curiosity for dog meat.



So far the Tibetan food is very different and quite bland compared to the Chinese. In two days I have had yak meat twice. It seems to be the only red meat available here. Last night it was a yak steak and French fries, and today at lunch it was a soup with yak dumplings. If you want to know what yak is like, well it’s a tough life at 12,000+ foot mountains and the meat shows it!



They also have yak butter for everything. Lunch included tea with yak butter. This is a combination that most people would not normally think of, but it was actually ok. I think it is black tea, milk, yak butter, salt and soda water (don’t try this at home!). Of course, there is yak milk yoghurt which is really tart but can be sweetened with honey. Inside the temples they burn these big “candles” of yak butter. It give a distinct odor to the inside and a very slippery floor since the pilgrims all have a coffee thermos full of melted yak butter to add to the candle at the altar as an offering.



The TV is all in Chinese and the lights in the room are no more than 10 watt, so I tend to eat late and go right to bed. I got rid of the headache today from the altitude and lack of oxygen, but it is still easy to exert yourself here by just walking around. You can really feel it when you are climbing up the steps at the monasteries. I leave in two days to some surrounding areas that are even higher, more remote and free of Chinese. The Tibetans have a very distinct culture that the Han Chinese would like to assimilate since they “reclaimed” Tibet in 1959. Half of Lhasa is now Chinese and the two do not mix at all.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v78/clocker/Tibet3.jpg

Now I suppose I should ask him if yak meat tastes like chicken...

[Snee]

Sounds like a great trip. He shoulda' let you come with.

Nice of them to use pictures for the dog-dishes, not sure that'd be a fun surprise if you ate it first and then found out, like.

[Agrajag]

Ask him if Yak meat tastes like Owl.

[Snee]

Do you reckon clocker's brother has eaten much owl? :unsure:

[clocker]

Do you reckon clocker's brother has eaten much owl? :unsure:
Well, he's always been what our Mother would call a "very good eater"...meaning that he would try anything put before him.

Owl...not sure.

[Snee]

He should watch out for the spotted kind :unsure:

[Agrajag]

Do you reckon clocker's brother has eaten much owl? :unsure:

How the fuck should I know.

Ask him.

[Snee]

Do you reckon clocker's brother has eaten much owl? :unsure:

How the fuck should I know.

Ask him.

Keep up, ffs.