Student, 21, was so drunk 'he was on the point of madness' when he fried hamster

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[Rune]

Tom, next time skin the hamster before cooking.

 

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Poor thing...

Why would you show that picture Tom?

 

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Poor thing...

Why would you show that picture Tom?

Is it because I am a Male Rodent Apologist (MRA)?

 

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ummm how is this any different if he bought a lobster and threw it into a pot so it could be boiled to death, or hook a fish through it's face and then gut it before frying it up? just cause an animal is cuddly doesn't mean it isn't delicious.

 

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ummm how is this any different if he bought a lobster and threw it into a pot so it could be boiled to death, or hook a fish through it's face and then gut it before frying it up? just cause an animal is cuddly doesn't mean it isn't delicious.

Does the fact that it was alive when he attempted to fry it help?

 

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lobsters are often alive when you throw them in a boiling pot. fish are alive when you hook their face and club them before slashing their guts out. everyone animal is alive before they get killed, tom.

 

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Did it taste like chicken?

 

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Dr. Kreiger,

You raise interesting points. Perhaps you would enjoy this David Foster Wallace article from the August 2004 issue of Gourmet magazine concerning the ethics of eating lobster (and other animals):

http://www.gourmet.com/magazine/2000s/2004/08/consider_the_lobster


Postscript: Don't skip the footnotes. They're good.

 

[SmarterthanYou]

don't suppose anyone has the name and address of the chef???

 

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Dr. Kreiger,

You raise interesting points. Perhaps you would enjoy this David Foster Wallace article from the August 2004 issue of Gourmet magazine concerning the ethics of eating lobster (and other animals):

http://www.gourmet.com/magazine/2000s/2004/08/consider_the_lobster


Postscript: Don't skip the footnotes. They're good.

i've read that article before. i forget what was said but I remember reading it a while back

 

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i've read that article before. i forget what was said but I remember reading it a while back

Well, aren't you the cat's ass.

 

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i've read that article before. i forget what was said but I remember reading it a while back

Well, aren't you the cat's ass.

Okay, it's snowing here and I decided to cut out of the office early and work from home, and so of course the first thing I did when I got home was light up a joint, so...I don't know if this exchange is as funny as it appears to be to me right now, but I am hysterical over it.

 

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Did it taste like chicken?

No ham, what do expect from a hamster??

 

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No ham, what do expect from a hamster??

So hamburger tastes like ham?

 

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Dr. Kreiger,

You raise interesting points. Perhaps you would enjoy this David Foster Wallace article from the August 2004 issue of Gourmet magazine concerning the ethics of eating lobster (and other animals):

http://www.gourmet.com/magazine/2000s/2004/08/consider_the_lobster



Postscript: Don't skip the footnotes. They're good.

Lobster!
The cockroach of the sea!!

Not a favorite.

Nor is cockroach for that matter!!

 

[Minister of Truth]

Crab is pretty awesome.

 

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ummm how is this any different if he bought a lobster and threw it into a pot so it could be boiled to death, or hook a fish through it's face and then gut it before frying it up? just cause an animal is cuddly doesn't mean it isn't delicious.

Well, for one thing you have to hold it down as it screams in agony and struggles to escape.

 

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lobsters are often alive when you throw them in a boiling pot. fish are alive when you hook their face and club them before slashing their guts out. everyone animal is alive before they get killed, tom.

Well, there is some debate about the cruelty of such things. But a hamster has a much more advanced neural system than a fish or a lobster in any case.

 

[DamnYankee]

Before boiling lobster I prefer to cut his head off first as I don't eat that part anyway.