🚀 go-pugleaf

"Gary Lanier" <greggoh@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> InsiderCityCouncle wrote:
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> |Just look behind the place between the dumpster and the building, you
> will
> |find small baited animal traps under the cardboard.  No Shit.
> |Why do you think they cut the meat that way?
> |And do heavy seasoning on it?
> |the usual formula is Cat = Chicken, and Dog = Beef
> |Notice there are no strays in the local area either.
> |It is no big deal to them, same as the old country.
>
> Trying to reason with you is probably about as successful as beating
> my head repeatedly against a wall, but...
>
> I happen to like Oriental cuisines overall, specific dishes when
> well-prepared particularly. I have a Thai sister-in-law and niece, now
> have a half Thai niece as well. Some of my best friends are Thai and
> Korean. I live in Midtown Houston, mere blocks from the Old Asian
> Quarter and Little Saigon. I frequent the cafes in both quite regularly.
>
> You sir are an unabashed bigot, hate monger, and lie spreader.

Why the insults?  There is nothing wrong with eating cat or dog, it tastes
good.
Just go look in back of the place. It is only an American perception that it
is "wrong" to eat them because they are similar to others pets, and we have
too many tree-hugging veggies around.

>No
> wonder you and your cronies require so many handles, every time you
> post sane people start giggling and pointing your way. Then you scurry
> on to your next ethnic smear like a roach when the lights go on.

Yes, the restaurant has that problem too.

>
> Dog was once considered a delicacy in Korea, two generations before my
> time. It's extremely rare now, and almost exclusively still those of
> at least two generations before mine. Perhaps you are of the same
> generation,  in your case I hope that means you will dry up and blow
> away soon...

In South Korea, but not China, or Indonesia, or parts of  Houston
restaurants like China East Cafe