It is good to have friends who generally share your world view and are also very good at what they do.
i remember seeing a documentary once about either the AU-SAS or the NZ-SAS selection course where some kind of cud-chewer was shot and hung on a pole till it was maggot infested, the trainees would have to look at and smell it for 4 or 5 days while being denied food then it boiled up in a stew and served to hungry selection members, it was fine if only cooked ONCE as all the bacteria was killed, if reheated however it would cause deadly bacteria to form which would result in botulism which will kill you
same thing the Selous Scouts did in Rhodesia with baboons
tough mothers every one