remedial_gash said:Cheers, thanks for the expananation, is it actually illegal in Britain, or just 'outside regulations' or somesuch?
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No idea - I'd guess it was illegal but maybe they never got around to making a law against it.
remedial_gash said:Cheers, thanks for the expananation, is it actually illegal in Britain, or just 'outside regulations' or somesuch?
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well, gambling (with the exception of the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club) is also illegal in Hong Kong but I can assure you that it happens widely. i have no need to lie to impress strangers on a forum... fireworks are also illegal in Hong Kong but everyone and his dog (pardon the pun) have them during chinese new year.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.
May Kasahara said:Further proof that cats are the superior species![]()
And no I wouldn't, but I don't eat meat anyway so not that surprising really. If I did go back to eating meat, I still wouldn't eat dog and wouldn't have a problem being that kind of fluffy-valued hypocrite.
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.
scifisam said:I would have thought that capturing, killing, skinning and cooking a dog would be more hassle and expense than just ordering in some more cheap meat.
chymaera said:What expense, one .22 long rifle round, and a couple of minutes to gut and skin the carcase.
zenazena said:well, gambling (with the exception of the Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club) is also illegal in Hong Kong but I can assure you that it happens widely. i have no need to lie to impress strangers on a forum... fireworks are also illegal in Hong Kong but everyone and his dog (pardon the pun) have them during chinese new year.
zenazena said:my logic is that all of the above was more than likely fresh, i could see what it was (with the exception of the dog), it wasn't mechanically recovered, highly processed, covered in msg, salt, cheap fat and god knows what else. i can't see the logic in lying to yourself about what you are eating.
yes, and my opinion is that i'd rather eat soup with a chicken head in it than kfc - are you saying your opinion is the only one that counts?Onket said:The point is that it needs to be processed to make it edible.
People have different opinions you know.
bless you, if you get so angry that i mention that firecrackers are common place during chinese new year (which they are, at least where i lived, which was not hk island incidentally), where there's left to go when you're actually faced with a real problem? and how is that a 'nasty' generalisation? but i'm sure you're an expert cos your mummy told you. but see how you generalise other people in a particularly nasty way? you don't know anything about me, my race, my history, my experiences, my friends - i guess that probably makes you the twat...CharlieAddict said:twat.
zenazena said:bless you, if you get so angry that i mention that firecrackers are common place during chinese new year (which they are, at least where i lived, which was not hk island incidentally), where there's left to go when you're actually faced with a real problem? and how is that a 'nasty' generalisation? but i'm sure you're an expert cos your mummy told you. but see how you generalise other people in a particularly nasty way? you don't know anything about me, my race, my history, my experiences, my friends - i guess that probably makes you the twat...
CharlieAddict said:of course.
not only do chinese take-aways serve stray animals in their chow mein, they hunt them too. tis why you see so many chinese chefs running around the streets in the early hours armed with rifles and the latest nightscope technology.
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chymaera said:(Jesus there are some anally retentive bastards on these forums).

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.
tarannau said:So this quote:
Isn't a generalised comment meant to imply that dog and cat are regularly dished up in Britain's (Chinese) takeways? Why the fuck mention it then?
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tarannau said:C'mon then. Let's see a few successful prosecutions for UK restaurants serving up dogmeat and cat then Chymaera - obviously given that, in your view, anyone who has eaten takeaways in recent years 'must have eaten both cat and dog at least once' there musy be loads of evidence to sustain this view, right?

tarannau said:obviously given that, in your view, anyone who has eaten takeaways in recent years
tarannau said:Waiting for that apology and climbdown. Or are you honestly still claiming that folks eating takeaways over a few years 'must' have eaten dog and cat at least once?