As long as it tasted really good I would probably chew thoughtfully for a minute shurg and say pretty good then keep eating. I mean I like chineese food and everyone says they put cats in that. (they really use goat meat but thats not the point)
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I say "Ah.", continue eating, hang out with my mate a bit more, go home, be a bit nicer to my sister's cat than I usually would, then go to bed and proceed as normal.
I probably wouldn't finish it, because the meat of terrestrial carnivores isn't supposed to be especially tasty. I don't really have a problem with the idea of eating a cat, despite the fact that I adore them and have three. I eat squid, and I think squid are adorable. Hell, the only meat I've had qualms about eating were baby octopuses on a pizza. They turned out to be delicious, but I felt terrible about it.
I hate the idea of somebody killing cats, though. So..hm. Actually, I don't know how I'd react.
I hate the idea of somebody killing cats, though. So..hm. Actually, I don't know how I'd react.
Is this one of those "hypothetical" scenarios? Probably ask whose cat it is, and hope it's not mine. I'm not really sure, honestly. If it's good, I might continue to eat it. When you think about it, what makes cat meat any different than turkey or cow? Just becasue they are pets? Mind you, I am a cat person, and I have three myself. Still, I can be reasonable at times, and I would try anything at least once.
Ascertain they were serious and then proceed to go mental and kick off bigstyle.
I understand how people might feel differently but I have grown up with cats and to me they are practically people. She may aswell of fed me Soylent Green as far as I'm concerned.
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Also I would never speak to that friend again, anyone who knows me that well would know that I would not be okay with eating a cat.
I didn't speak to my best friend for 2 weeks when he said he killed and ate a cat on a marine survival exercise.
I understand how people might feel differently but I have grown up with cats and to me they are practically people. She may aswell of fed me Soylent Green as far as I'm concerned.
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Also I would never speak to that friend again, anyone who knows me that well would know that I would not be okay with eating a cat.
I didn't speak to my best friend for 2 weeks when he said he killed and ate a cat on a marine survival exercise.
cry quietly whilst continuing to eat part of my soul. then again if this is dankans cat im eating i dont care anymore.
I'd probably be a bit confused at first considering the cultural taboo of eating cuddly cute animals around here (although lambs, baby cows etc. don't seem to fall under that), but then I'd probably ask about the source of the recipe. Is it a particukar cultural thing? Maybe something Asian?
My first reaction would be to smile, thinking it's a joke. Seeing that it isn't, I would probably swallow whatever piece of food I still have in my mouth and politely leave. Actually I don't know. It depends how good it is. Seriously.
I won't lie. I'm a cat lover myself, so I'd probably freak out a bit, but I also hate being rude, so I'd probably finish it. Afterward, I'd ask him to please tell me what we're eating next time.
This has absolutely nothing to do with Joe Cocker, nor even the Wonder Years, and for this deception you have lost my friendship forever.darthzew said:
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is that legal?
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politely spit it out. sorry, but im not eating a cat.
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I'm leaving now.
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is that legal?
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politely spit it out. sorry, but im not eating a cat.
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I'm leaving now.
Why would it bother me what it is if it tastes good? The only difference between eating a cow and eating a cat is culture. I've eaten escargot, there's no reason I should be grossed out by a cat.