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zenazena said:i forgot .. i also had some soup in indonesia with a chicken head floating in it!!! god, i've eaten some pretty manky stuff... still, i'd rather eat all the above again than kfc or mcshite
chymaera said:I would have thought anyone who has eaten takeaways for a number of years must have eaten both cat and dog at least once.
Onket said:Sorry, can't see your logic there at all.
If I'm going to eat offal, then I'd rather it was minced & disguised into a sausage or a burger than proudly on display like it was acceptable to consume!!!
Shippou-Chan said:because of course all the kitchen staff do at night is roam the streets hunting animals
anyone who has eaten take aways will probably have encountered a shit load of MSG and a fair abount of mechanically recovered meat... but your probably not that likely to be tucking into pooch
Onket said:Just chicken foot with dumplings & some veg. They are doing the red bean & foot one on Sunday I think.
I'd have it again if it was strained to keep the feet well away from me!! The actual soup it's self was really nice & spicey.
Bones- yuk!
It worked OK for pre-historic man. I think a dog's usefulness is much more in its ability to catch you some dinner than to be served up as your dinner.Structaural said:If it meant the difference between living and dying?


chymaera said:http://uk.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/20071030/twl-uk-russia-restaurant-dog-bd5ae06_1.html
Reuters - Tuesday, October 30 10:02 amMOSCOW (Reuters) - A Chinese restaurant in Moscow is being investigated for butchering stray dogs and selling the meat to diners as lamb, Russian police said on Tuesday.
"A woman reported to the police that sacks containing something alive, that was moving and whining, were being loaded into the restaurant at night," a police spokesman said.
"We went to the restaurant to check the meat... and carried out tests," the spokesman said. "We found it was of poor quality, dangerous for your health, and from an unusual animal -- that it was dog meat."
_angel_ said:That's a long way to dial a takeaway!
CharlieAddict said:you also forgot the article that chinese people do kung fu fighting, gamble lots, are good at maths, have small cocks/fannies, smell of soy sauce and use panda sperm as a hair produce.![]()

tarannau said:More seriously, why is it almost seen as acceptable to smear, stereotype and belittle Oriental people?

zenazena said:.
i lived in hong kong for 5 years and they do eat dog there - they'd be unlikely to serve it to gwailos (westerners) tho.
Yossarian said:I've never heard of anyone eating dog in Hong Kong itself - I guess it might happen in a few places but it's illegal and the authorities hand out some fairly tough sentences when people are caught eating dog meat.
remedial_gash said:Why on Earth should a government dictate what sort of meat one should eat?
tarannau said:Hey grasshopper, yes you with the snide slinty eyes, don't speak sense.
Old Chymaera hasn't made a fool of himself with that laughably sourced Russian article, obviously an example which could be logically extrapolated to chinese takeaways the length and breadth of Blighty
Yossarian said:I don't think it should have much to do with the government, but when the law was made Hong Kong was under British rule and I guess someone got outraged at the thought of people eating dogs.
chymaera said:Where have I stated EVERY Chinese takeaway in Britain serves up dog?
From time to time take-aways and restaurants end up in court for serving up, dog, cat, and rat as something else.
If anyone in the regular habit of eating takeway and have done so for years it is likely they have eaten dog, cat, or as my wife has just reminded me when of a case when she was doing her nurses training at Westminster Hospital in the 1970s, rat at least once.
remedial_gash said:I'd love to see proof of this.
Whilst they might have been done by the HSE or environmental health for serving meat 'unfit for human consumption', I doubt they did a fucking DNA test on every piece of meat to determine the species.
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