[usakos]

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[akula]

aweful, just aweful

[usakos]

LOL, it's very tasty...

[byzantium]

One thing that frustrates me to no end is that Nevada (my future home) has thousands of perfectly edible horses running around in the wild, but we aren't allowed to hunt them and eat them, nor are we allowed to hunt them and sell them to people who will eat them (Belgians eat horse). The government rounds them up when they eat themselves out of house and home, then sells them-but not for food. Why aren't the wild horses declared pests, then bounties created? That's what Texas does with wild hogs.

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That's just sick.

[pboychuk]

hmm, i guess thats a good way to loose my appetite when there is no food in the fridge.

[tazman9r]

I have nothing professional to add to that.

[HarveyJ]

Byzantium kinda has a point here. We often recoil at the thought of eating particular animals (dogs for instance) because it's not culturally acceptable where we are (anglo-derived societies) even though it's perfectly normal practice in many other parts of the world (S.E. Asia).

To paraphrase Dennis Leary, we don't want to hurt the cute little animals, but we'll happily chow down on a quadruple quarter pounder (full pounder?) because cows aren't cute. "You're a baseball glove, get on the F-ing truck!"

[bostonbrian]

I think it would be very difficult to introduce that to the american market...