Eating Mice, How?
Put mouse in mouth.
Chew thoroughly.
Swallow.
Put mouse in mouth.
Chew thoroughly.
Swallow.
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Eating mice: how?
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Eating Mice, How?
Put mouse in mouth.
Chew thoroughly. Swallow.
Chew?
*tut tut*
"This human - swallow ya hole. L'il shakin', l'il tenderizin', down ya go."
After shooting the scene, the animals were hastily given mouse-to-mouse resuscitation.
That would be an interesting ethical question... if humans are their food live, would it be considered inhumane to eat it on-screen?
A Xindi lobster.
I have several out in my fields I will gladly donate. I don't even care to where at this point.
Rat meat is considered a delicacy in some places. So why not mouse?
From History of the World Part I
Of course, if you're eating mice, there's always the possibility that somebody might slip you a Mickey.
Mice are delicious. 400 million cats can't be wrong, can they?
They also lick their butts. Maybe Gallagher was right: maybe we do need butt-flavored cat food.
Which scans rather well to the tune of These Boots Are Made For Walking.
If we're not careful, we could spawn something akin to the old "Ate My Balls" series of memes
(I always thought there ought to be one with a picture of abull steer, accusing some Food Network host/chef/whatever of having eaten his balls.)
If we're not careful, we could spawn something akin to the old "Ate My Balls" series of memes
(I always thought there ought to be one with a picture of a
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Touché.
Calvin, Kliban cats -- all of my favorite cartoons! All we need is a Far Side...
(cr: the great Gary Larson)
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Fun fact, before it was banned (due to health concerns) musk rat was considered a delicacy in my country of Belgium.
You can't buy it stores, but if you know where to look you can still find it. I never had though. My grandfather said it tastes like rabbit. It was also sold under that name "water rabbit"
Catching them is still legal and encouraged as they're an invasive species that undermind dams and dykes and Belgium is one of the low countries, so our dams are important. Can't have musk rats (who are technically more like beavers than rats) dig tunnels under them. It's even considered "a civic duty" to get rid of them.
They posed a very real threat, so the government called on the people to catch them way back in the old days. And people started eating them, because why waste good food.
Legend has you can still get it in restaurant near waterways in Hamme. I'd love to try one day
You can't buy it stores, but if you know where to look you can still find it. I never had though. My grandfather said it tastes like rabbit. It was also sold under that name "water rabbit"
Catching them is still legal and encouraged as they're an invasive species that undermind dams and dykes and Belgium is one of the low countries, so our dams are important. Can't have musk rats (who are technically more like beavers than rats) dig tunnels under them. It's even considered "a civic duty" to get rid of them.
They posed a very real threat, so the government called on the people to catch them way back in the old days. And people started eating them, because why waste good food.
Legend has you can still get it in restaurant near waterways in Hamme. I'd love to try one day
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