[ SECRET POST #3514 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3514 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Love it or List it]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Cook it thoroughly. Cats are huge swamp of diseases and make sure that the cat hasn't received any veterinary drugs ever as a lot of them linger and many of them don't play well amongst human systems. Also make sure you skip the liver, as general rule you only want to eat the livers of herbivores or herbivore leaning omnivores because you can get vitamin A poisoning from carnivore livers.

During the German bombing of London in WW2, and also due to the U-boat blockade, the besieged Londoners readily ate cat. Due to natural squeamishness of the British middle-classes on such matters, they named it "roof-rabbit". Nearer the end of WW2 the starving Germans did similar, they did not feel the need to give it a euphemism.

[sarillia]

I've heard you want to skip carnivores in general because they tend to taste worse.

[kallanda_lee]

I've heard the same.

[(Anonymous)]

Besieged, starving people eat pets. You don't say. Shocker.

[kaijinscendre]

I am about to blow your mind, sometimes they eat other people too. D:

[(Anonymous)]

"Kind-hearted women have boiled their children," Lamentations 4:10. I'm not sure if that's from the siege of Samaria or another calamity.

[(Anonymous)]

did some internet research - you were right on it being a siege but a scholar referenced it as being the siege of Jerusalem by Titus

[(Anonymous)]

Well, they weren't as starved as the German population were, so they could still choose not to eat "roof rabbit" without dying and had the choice to use euphemisms. The German population a few years later had no such choice.

[(Anonymous)]

I've heard rat meat referred to as "roof rabbit", not cat.