Gjest Slettet+981287349 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 Yes, if you put aside the fact that the shrimp is carrying it's intestines on it's back, and when consuming a shrimp you also consume its faeces. Sometimes when you eat pig, you eat their ass. Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 They often use organic fertilizer to grow the vegetables you eat as well. And by organic, I mean feces. Just think, you've been eating carrots that have been consuming the nutrition from animal-crap. I can see why you'd think it's gross, but still, I'm not too bothered. Most things in nature are gross anyways. Lenke til kommentar
Slimda Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 Oh yeah, don't forget that the meat in an animal is nothing else than a strong muscle. Imagine chewing on somebody's biceps for dinner. Mmm, Yummie. Lenke til kommentar
2ball_ Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 Oh yeah, don't forget that the meat in an animal is nothing else than a strong muscle. Imagine chewing on somebody's biceps for dinner. Mmm, Yummie. Well... That might acctually be good Lenke til kommentar
Getingar Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 (endret) Yes, if you put aside the fact that the shrimp is carrying it's intestines on it's back, and when consuming a shrimp you also consume its faeces. Sometimes when you eat pig, you eat their ass. No,you eat their RUMP. The difference between anus and RUMP is quite huge. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_rump_on_a_pig They often use organic fertilizer to grow the vegetables you eat as well. And by organic, I mean feces. Just think, you've been eating carrots that have been consuming the nutrition from animal-crap.Yes, that is indeed quite disturbing. But not nearly as disturbing as eating the anus of a pig, or the intestines and feces of a reke. Endret 18. september 2009 av Lodjur Lenke til kommentar
henbruas Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 (endret) Square roots in the middle of an equation is terribly confusing. Endret 18. september 2009 av Henrik B Lenke til kommentar
Slimda Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 The so-called faeces of a shrimp, is in a "tube" along it's outer ridge. This can be easily removed before digesting, and even digesting it causes you absolutely no bodily harm. If your mind finds such minor issues a problem, you might want to put on a tin-foil hat and keep clear of all food. But I don't eat shrimps often myself. When I have a meal, it's because I want something tasty and and I want to fill this void in my stomach. Shrimps don't cut it. They're good, but it takes such a godawful long time to peel them and put them on the slice of bread. Now, crabs, that's awesome. Mmm-Mmmm! Anyway, I prefer land-meat anyway. Chicken, cow, pig, moose, you name it. And the very best meal I can think of with proper meat, is what's called "sosakjøt". Basically, you boil the slices of a pig's back (koteletter) in water/soup-mixture for many, many hours. upon consuming, the meat practically melts on your tongue, and the taste is heavenly. Hmm, speaking of which, I need to make dinner... Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 (endret) All that talking about food got me aching for some... eh, stickmeat? (Pinnekjøtt). Can't wait for the holidays to come. Endret 18. september 2009 av Mr.Graves Lenke til kommentar
Henrik C Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 Pinnekjøtt: subst. (matlaging) rack of lamb ribs (Norwegian speciality, esp. at Christmas) Lenke til kommentar
Gjest Slettet-D7I5Gr2 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 (endret) Lamb is for petting,not eating. Endret 18. september 2009 av Slettet-D7I5Gr2 Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 Lamb is for petting,not eating. Pet them, then eat them Lenke til kommentar
Gjest Slettet+981287349 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 Lamb is for petting,not eating. Just out of curiousity, are you vegetarian ? Lenke til kommentar
Gjest Slettet-D7I5Gr2 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 Hell no. But lamb's are just too cute. (Lamb isn't my taste of meat.) Lenke til kommentar
Slimda Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 Lamb is for petting,not eating. Lamb is for eating, after petting. Lenke til kommentar
henbruas Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 Who can say no to delicious, barbecued lamb chops? Lenke til kommentar
Gjest Slettet-D7I5Gr2 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 This guy . Kill a cow,then we'll talk. Lenke til kommentar
2ball_ Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 (endret) Lamb, cow I love(eat) em all! Endret 18. september 2009 av 2ball(s) Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 There's something that makes any conversation about any subject more interesting in english... Lenke til kommentar
henbruas Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 There's something that makes any conversation about any subject more interesting in english... Doesn't it? It's a much more handy language for small-talk. Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 18. september 2009 Del Skrevet 18. september 2009 (endret) Doesn't it? It's a much more handy language for small-talk. Yeah, and I'm really bad at smalltalk in general. I'd have to have a certain subject at hand to be able to make a decent conversation, but not here. Kudos to Lidskjalv for making this thread. Endret 18. september 2009 av Mr.Graves Lenke til kommentar
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