[ SECRET POST #3514 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3514 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What animal wouldn't you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

I feel a little confused by this question: are you asking which animal do you *want* to eat but could never bring yourself to? Or what.

I won't lie, I'm one of those people who would kind of love to try human meat, just to *see*, you know? But I never, ever would--I'd be concerned about the possible health effects, and I really don't think I could ever feel morally okay about it, even in the silly alternate universe where I'm presented with this choice in the first place.

Re: What animal wouldn't you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

tastes like pork

is what I've heard

Re: What animal wouldn't you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Yeah me too. Probably would just be an anticlimax anyway :P

Re: What animal wouldn't you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, I've actually heard this isn't true, it's just that most societies that still practiced cannibalism when nosy westerners were around to ask only really had access to birds, fish, ... and pigs. People supposedly taste more like beef. I imagine it depends a bit on what you eat, too. Man, I wouldn't want to eat someone who only ate fast food.

Re: What animal wouldn't you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

I heard it's more like veal. I've lost the reference, but a guy once ate a volunteer (in the 1800's I think - I believe it was a British man in France) and wrote a detailed description of what it tasted like and what would go best with it. Long and short, it tasted like veal.