To: Tai_Chung
Of course its a cultural thing for us in the West to treat Fido as family. But that cultural thing goes back tens of thousands of years to when man and dog partnered up as scavengers and, eventually, hunters. It's probably no coincidence that the cultures which have kept the bargain with their canine partners enjoy the highest standards of living in the world, while the dog eaters would be eyeing up their neighbor as soon as the canine cuisine became scarce.
To: Harrison Bergeron
Hot dogs are a national food! Where was the origin of this name? Is there a secret out there?
24 posted on
01/17/2002 8:05:12 AM PST by
meenie
To: Harrison Bergeron
It's probably no coincidence that the cultures which have kept the bargain with their canine partners enjoy the highest standards of living in the world, while the dog eaters would be eyeing up their neighbor as soon as the canine cuisine became scarce. It seems to me that South Korea (with a US-style economy) is doing all right.
32 posted on
01/17/2002 10:08:21 AM PST by
Salman
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