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To: Don Myers
Interesting hypothesis, but in Korea, family pets are just as common as here. And they are as loved and wel-cared for as here in USA. There is a distinct seperation of 'pets' and 'food animals' made.

I have eaten dog, and a lot of other 'mystery meat' and can only say one thing - I ate it and have no regrets. It has not lessened my love or appreciation of animals. And if it came down to it; if I died and my animals needed food, heck..Munch away lads!

Its no use to me anymore...lol.

425 posted on 07/01/2002 3:17:35 PM PDT by Khurkris
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To: Khurkris
Other countries have different cuisines. And, sometimes, national food dishes are best left to the nationals.
442 posted on 07/01/2002 5:38:32 PM PDT by Don Myers
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