British cuisine part II

[Rockstar]

I heard the chimps being sold as meat were used in medical testing. Who knows what test chemicals people are now ingesting.

[AVGWarhawk]

Well, ostrich and bison meat is available in the states. What's wrong with a chimp leg smoothered in BBQ sauce?

[tater]

How dare you judge other cultures!

I imagine the meat sells to people who come from places where chimpanzees live naturally. That or Asians. In any case, I imagine it makes you more virile, or at least that;s their take on it.

A buddy of mine in Asia works on stopping "exotic" meat sales (and other parts), invariably used as a folk remedy in place of what would actually work for them, Viagra (in asia it might also make them "big like snake," a pitch probably not needed in Africa).

[Jimbuna]

Bushmeat at more than £20 per kilo

Too rich for my taste....I'll continue to gamble that the meat they put in my curries is fit for human consumption

[Oberon]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

Too rich for my taste....I'll continue to gamble that the meat they put in my curries is fit for human consumption

[nikimcbee]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

Bushmeat at more than £20 per kilo

Too rich for my taste....I'll continue to gamble that the meat they put in my curries is fit for human consumption

So, does it come in curry flavour? I know you fancy curry.

[papa_smurf]

Well, you would read an article from the Daily Mail.....

[Jimbuna]

Often referred to as the Daily 'Fail'

[gimpy117]

Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

Well, ostrich and bison meat is available in the states. What's wrong with a chimp leg smoothered in BBQ sauce?

those are commercially grown. I work for a company who has it's own bison herd, we manage and sell from our own stocks, not from animals in the wild.