Hey Dowly, know what this is?(animal lovers beware)

[the_tyrant]

http://bbs.hdpu.edu.cn/images/upload/2009/03/13/110345.jpg
If you don't know what this is, it came out of this bag:
http://shoes518.fam365.com/upload/275/200711/1194834792343.jpg
Still don't know?
its filled with this:
http://img5.258.com/pics/20090811/f5b136af3e439d4d3a3a1b96120394f39e5e06a_o.jpg
Which is a pile of this:
http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee274/Finnish_Ferret/FERRET-1.jpg


On the chinese news today: Kebab Factories in China secretly use Ferret instead of Lamb to cut costs:dead:
I am never having another Kebab in China

[Dowly]

http://www.nooooooooooooooo.com/

[Reece]

It's enough to make you wanna puke!!:oops::x

[Arclight]

Wouldn't even feed that to a troll. :dead:

[STEED]

http://www.nooooooooooooooo.com/


:har:





Back to the topic....:hulk:

[papa_smurf]

Thats just so wrong.....:doh:

[the_tyrant]

Moral of story:
Don't buy kebabs from shady places
Apparently, those cheap kebabs are made in a factory and frozen
when demand is really high(especially in the summer) lamb prices will go up
Therefore, some smaller kebab factories in north eastern china would buy ferrets from ferret farms(who only need the ferret pelt) and make them into kebabs and sell them as lamb kebabs

Good thing that I've never eaten a kebab from a street side vendor

The dishonesty in the food industry in china scares me:eek:
good thing I moved away from china last year

[Jimbuna]

Wouldn't the whiskers get stuck in your throat? :hmmm:

[Arclight]

Not before the claws shred your tongue. :DL

[nikimcbee]

Wouldn't the whiskers get stuck in your throat? :hmmm:

Ask Keira, she might know/:har:

[Jimbuna]

LOL :DL

[TarJak]

Ask Keira, she might know/:har:
I thought that would be the other way around.:doh:

[Schroeder]

The dishonesty in the food industry in china scares me:eek:

Not just in the Chinese industry. Sometimes I don't want to know any more what chemicals and "taste enhancers" I'm eating here with my food.:dead:

[yubba]

Mmmmmmm kitten kabobs:woot:

[Task Force]

Mmmmm... yea... great dinner peice.:doh:

[yubba]

Yes great table fare, slab of lab, grilled k-9, cup of poodle, collie and cheese. If the fenderwell supprise doesn't grab you can always order from pizza hut.

[frau kaleun]

I have to say that I'd rather see the critters used for food if they're going to be killed anyway for their skins. Provided the meat is actually marketed as what it is, and not sold as something else to keep costs low at the expense of an unknowing consumer.

In a somewhat (okay, barely :O:) related story I'm reminded of when I used to work at a vet clinic where we almost always had sick and recovering dogs and cats, or the occasional boarded pet, staying in our kennels at the back of the surgery.

We were located in a strip mall. Our next-door neighbor was a Chinese restaurant. Their kitchen, of course, was at the back of the restaurant... one thin shared wall away from our kennels.

I often wondered if their dinner customers could hear the occasional plaintive bark or 'I-just-woke-up-from-surgery-and-am-not-a-happy-cat' me-yowl coming from what seemed to be the same general direction as their entrees did. :o

[antikristuseke]

Wasn't it the Koreans who ate dog?

[Jimbuna]

http://www.funnyandjokes.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/chinese-fortune-cookie.jpg

[d@rk51d3]

Looks tasty enough to me. I'll give 'em a go. :yep:

[Ducimus]

Wasn't it the Koreans who ate dog?

Yeah, it's called Gaegogi (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_meat), but their not the only ones who eat Dog.

On a related note, I wonder what ferret tastes like. :hmmm: Not like im gonna go out looking for a ferret kabob, just a passing curioisty. Greasy? Like chicken? Pork? *shrug*.

[Task Force]

Wasn't it the Koreans who ate dog?
Yep, my granfather mentioned it one time when he was talking about the Korean war.