dog!

[sandra]

so all asians eat dog, right? or at least all koreans do, per jay leno. have you tried it? where? what does it taste like? what kind of dogs are usually served? how are they served - e.g., what parts? are they usually cut into bite-size pieces? do you have to use a fork and knife? are dog drumsticks ever served?

[himura-dono]

do all blacks eat nothing but collard greens, fried chicken, and pickled pigs feet? no...

i don't know if ur serious or if this is a semi rant...

[ism]

Never had it. It's against the law in the Philippines, actually. I think I remember my dad saying it was a very limited practice in his day, constrained to remote/rural areas. I'll have to ask him for more info. Sorry I can't be much more help right now.

[achtungbaby]

I would eat Rudy if I could, but he's quite wiley, and eludes me.

[himura-dono]

Originally posted by achtungbaby@Feb 13 2003, 07:29 AM
I would eat Rudy if I could, but he's quite wiley, and eludes me.
ROFL....if you eat him, tell me if he tastes like chicken...^_~

[sandra]

Originally posted by himura-dono@Feb 12 2003, 11:36 PM
ROFL....if you eat him, tell me if he tastes like chicken...^_~
he could tell you without eating rudy. he's bitten rudy on more than one occasion. :)

[himura-dono]

lol....i was drunk and licked one of my cats once...she tasted like hair :blink:

i was told she'd taste like chicken :D

[contra_diction]

Originally posted by himura-dono@Feb 12 2003, 11:27 PM
do all blacks eat nothing but collard greens, fried chicken, and pickled pigs feet? no...

i don't know if ur serious or if this is a semi rant...
they also eat watermelons. B)

[BeTheReds]

Dog usually comes in a soup. If you have eaten yukkaejang, just take the beef out and put in dog instead. Mmmm. You can find in in many places in Korea and some in Japan. The dogs are not pedigree pets, they are raised on dog farms. Usually the free running ones taste better from what I have heard.

IT tastes like beef, but less chewy... like with the consistency of chicken. The parts are usually from the hind quarters, where most of dogs meat is, tho the front legs and shoulders can be used too. You use a spoon. I have never heard of dog drumsitics.

[Adaon]

this thread had me laffing until I read Eugene's post. My dad told me it's an acquired taste.

[moschikat]

Originally posted by BeTheReds@Feb 13 2003, 12:46 AM
The dogs are not pedigree pets, they are raised on dog farms. Usually the free running ones taste better from what I have heard.


so its like free range chickens huh?? :huh:

only time that i have been tricked into believing that i was eating dog was when i was in Bangkok, eating "kuay tiew" (noodles) and they had "look chin" (meat balls)

and my friends told me it was dog meat. needless to say, i spat it out - and had a good laugh.

then again, there was that Jack in the Crack thing back in the 90's when they were accused of using horse meat. . . . :blink:

[deez nuts]

I am up to feelin da powah of da Po shing tong!

Between me and AB we can have the Shih-Tzu BBQ. Goober isn't as meaty as Rudy tho.

[yoMAMA]

Nope, never ate a dog, never will-I just don't they they taste that good. Even though Lu Zhishen would beg to differ.

Had some frogs when I was in China though :lol:

[Napoleon Chynamite]

Originally posted by ism@Feb 12 2003, 11:28 PM
Never had it. It's against the law in the Philippines, actually. I think I remember my dad saying it was a very limited practice in his day, constrained to remote/rural areas. I'll have to ask him for more info. Sorry I can't be much more help right now.
Are you sure...cause like my friend, he's Filipino American, he went to the Philippines once with his family and he was eating this interesting meat dish at a restaurant, and he remembered seeing a dog tied to a rope out front before going inside....and after he was done he asked his mom what it was, and she was like 'well....why don't you look outside and see if the dog is still there?' :gross: :gross: but *shrug*

[sandra]

Originally posted by Chasiubao_Boy@Feb 13 2003, 04:53 AM
I am up to feelin da powah of da Po shing tong!

Between me and AB we can have the Shih-Tzu BBQ. Goober isn't as meaty as Rudy tho.
rudy's on a diet!

[lethal]

I've never had dog, but they have restaurants in Vietnam that specifically serve dog.

Have you guys ever had Vietnamese "7 courses of beef" ? Well, my aunt in Vietnam lives beside a restaurant named "7 courses of tender young dog." I guess there's at least 7 ways to serve dog?

ChinaLama would chime in with something like "well, its not my fault you treat your food like pets" :)

[himura-dono]

where IS the bouncing tomato virgin anyway? i was thinking about him the other day wondering where the hell he went...

[ism]

Originally posted by FrozenPizza@Feb 13 2003, 12:48 PM
Are you sure...cause like my friend, he's Filipino American, he went to the Philippines once with his family and he was eating this interesting meat dish at a restaurant, and he remembered seeing a dog tied to a rope out front before going inside....and after he was done he asked his mom what it was, and she was like 'well....why don't you look outside and see if the dog is still there?' :gross: :gross: but *shrug*
It is definitely against the law. I am not sure what the penalties are and how well it is being enforced. I talked a bit with my dad and he said it's more common in the north of Luzon, near Baguio, with the Igorots. People are still eating dog, they're just breaking the law in the process. =)

[Napoleon Chynamite]

I'm sure dog meat isn't that bad. Probably not quite as good as SPAM tho.

[kangal]

spam rules.....especially fried....

[Napoleon Chynamite]

Originally posted by kangal@Feb 16 2003, 01:17 AM
spam rules.....especially fried....
Have I found a fellow Spam lover? Are you an extremely hot girl with absolutely no urge to find a guy with money? Please say yes....... :luv: :luv: :lol: :lol:

[kangal]

Have I found a fellow Spam lover? Are you an extremely hot girl with absolutely no urge to find a guy with money? Please say yes.......

yes.....but technically no

[applehead]

i can't believe you guys eat spam.
you know dog food smells like spam.

i wonder why!!

[kangal]

speaking of dog food...two nice tidbits

1) it would be the best food to take to a deserted island since dogs and humans have fairly similar dietary needs and all of it is supplied in the dog food

2) dog food doesn't taste good...i've had beggin' strips (fake bacon for dogs) and some alpo.....i can see why dogs love human food....

[applehead]

i've never had wet dog food.
but i did try the dry ones.
and .. yeah. i've been feeding my dog human food more often since then.

[Napoleon Chynamite]

Originally posted by applehead@Feb 16 2003, 01:39 AM
i can't believe you guys eat spam.
you know dog food smells like spam.

i wonder why!!
It does?? Wow kewl I might hafta go down to the store to pick me up some Pedigree. U gotta keep me updated on these things, Meena.

[applehead]

oh hubes.
ya gotta get the expensive ones.
like little caesar.

[Napoleon Chynamite]

Originally posted by applehead@Feb 16 2003, 01:49 AM
oh hubes.
ya gotta get the expensive ones.
like little caesar.
Little Caesar dog food?........I dun think we have any over here on the west coast, or maybe I'm just unobservant......

Mail me sum! hehehehe

[tvbdude]

nope, never tried dog. when I do go to china in the future, I'll try it, and rats too

[kimpossible]

Normally I would never eat dog. But if I get a chance to roast that little yapping bastard my nextdoor neighbors own I'm down with it.

*rubs knife and fork together*

[Chinkaholic]

i wouldn't want to try it, but i've heard there are restaurants in Monterey Park or somewhere around that place that sell dog..um..what do u call them.."bao". They sell dog baos.

[blkazngirl]

ROFL I've had horse before. It's like beef, but tough as hell!
The Black half of me hate watermelon!

[Napoleon Chynamite]

Originally posted by blkazngirl@Feb 24 2003, 07:33 AM
ROFL I've had horse before. It's like beef, but tough as hell!
The Black half of me hate watermelon!
Does ur Asian half love it? :P

[teaz0r]

my maid eats dog.
if my dogs ever
dissapear, she's the
first one i'm gonna
cut up to see if my
prize breed is in her.

[blkazngirl]

Originally posted by FrozenPizza@Feb 24 2003, 05:51 PM
Originally posted by blkazngirl@Feb 24 2003, 07:33 AM
ROFL  I've had horse before.  It's like beef, but tough as hell!  
The Black half of me hate watermelon!
Does ur Asian half love it? :P
The Asian half love the hell outta fried chicken, potatoe salad and sweet potatoe pie. :lol:

[Napoleon Chynamite]

I love sweet potato pie, sweet potatoes, deep-fried bread pudding, anything fried and sweet is good I say.

[kangal]

Originally posted by FrozenPizza@Feb 24 2003, 03:25 PM
I love sweet potato pie, sweet potatoes, deep-fried bread pudding, anything fried and sweet is good I say.
sweet and fried dog....coming soon to a store near you..... :P

[ChinaLama]

Originally posted by achtungbaby@Feb 13 2003, 07:29 AM
I would eat Rudy if I could, but he's quite wiley, and eludes me.
i thought i was the one who wanted to eat rudy...

dang the dog is in demand!

[TyroneK(prettypretty)]

http://home.att.net/~sumobaby/hotdog.jpg

[Napoleon Chynamite]

Can't be too great w/o mustard...

[ChinaLama]

re: VBKao...

it's alive and it can bite. I don't think it's worth the risk of getting your tongue bitten off just to taste a puppy. I'd much rather throw one in a vat of boiling water, cook it in an oven, or even microwave it first. :)

hmm it may explode in a microwave tho. I guess oven'd be best.

[teaz0r]

i'd skin it first. i don't like eating fur, feathers etc.

[applehead]

Originally posted by ChinaLama@Feb 25 2003, 09:36 PM
re: VBKao...

it's alive and it can bite. I don't think it's worth the risk of getting your tongue bitten off just to taste a puppy. I'd much rather throw one in a vat of boiling water, cook it in an oven, or even microwave it first. :)

hmm it may explode in a microwave tho. I guess oven'd be best.
um.
you're sounding like that nazi dude from
the stephen king novel again.

[blkazngirl]

Originally posted by VBKao@Feb 26 2003, 05:15 AM
http://home.att.net/~sumobaby/hotdog.jpg
ROFLMAO, you sick ass! Does that puppy on a bun come with fries and a large coke? I want chille on mine. :lol: :P

[himura-dono]

Originally posted by ChinaLama@Feb 25 2003, 09:36 PM
re: VBKao...

it's alive and it can bite. I don't think it's worth the risk of getting your tongue bitten off just to taste a puppy. I'd much rather throw one in a vat of boiling water, cook it in an oven, or even microwave it first. :)

hmm it may explode in a microwave tho. I guess oven'd be best.
you gotta aerate the puppy before it can go in the microwave... mmm....internal ketchup substance...

[ChinaLama]

Originally posted by applehead@Feb 26 2003, 08:54 AM
Originally posted by ChinaLama@Feb 25 2003, 09:36 PM
re: VBKao...

it's alive and it can bite. I don't think it's worth the risk of getting your tongue bitten off just to taste a puppy. I'd much rather throw one in a vat of boiling water, cook it in an oven, or even microwave it first. :)

hmm it may explode in a microwave tho. I guess oven'd be best.
um.
you're sounding like that nazi dude from
the stephen king novel again.
Hitler was a vegetarian, my dear vegan friend. So who's calling who a Nazi?

:D

[kangal]

Originally posted by ChinaLama@Feb 27 2003, 01:14 AM
Originally posted by applehead@Feb 26 2003, 08:54 AM
Originally posted by ChinaLama@Feb 25 2003, 09:36 PM
re: VBKao...

it's alive and it can bite. I don't think it's worth the risk of getting your tongue bitten off just to taste a puppy. I'd much rather throw one in a vat of boiling water, cook it in an oven, or even microwave it first. :)

hmm it may explode in a microwave tho. I guess oven'd be best.
um.
you're sounding like that nazi dude from
the stephen king novel again.
Hitler was a vegetarian, my dear vegan friend. So who's calling who a Nazi?

:D
While it is true that Hitler's doctors put him on a vegetarian diet to cure him of flatulence and a chronic stomach disorder, his biographers such as Albert Speer, Robert Payne, John Toland, et al, have attested to his liking for ham sausages and other cured meats. Even Spencer says that Hitler was a vegetarian from only 1931 on: "It would be true to say that up to 1931, he preferred a vegetarian diet, but on some occasions would deviate from it." He committed suicide in the bunker when he was 56 in 1945; that would have given him 14 years as a vegetarian, but we have the testimony to the contrary of the woman chef who was his personal cook in Hamburg during the late 1930s - Dione Lucas. In her "Gourmet Cooking School Cookbook," she records that his favorite dish - the one that he customarily requested - was stuffed squab (pigeon). "I do not mean to spoil your appetite for stuffed squab, but you might be interested to know that it was a great favorite with Mr. Hitler, who dined in the hotel often."

myah.....and even if hitler was vegetarian...more reason to eat meat....

[Bbc84]

That puppy is so cute. :dance:

[mr. x]

i dont think theyve had dog, but my mom and dad had snake in taiwan

i wonder if they've had dragon and tiger too...

[himura-dono]

hmm...some nice yummy dog would go good in my riceballs... actually something other than rice would go good in my riceballs :ph34r:

[sandra]

i tried dog last night. it was alright.

[mr. x]

speaking of stephen king nazi novel, you're talking about apt pupil right?

what happens at the end of that...i couldnt find the movie spoiler on themoviespoiler.com or moviepooper.com