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    Quote Originally Posted by Cipher
    Therefore I would wait until a young vegetarian girl died. Might as well get the good stuff.

    Ok... now that i know to stay AWAY from you on a deserted island!!!!!


    I could eat a person i guess, but i would rahter not!!!!!!! If the person was allready dead, i would eat it... only if i was about to die! Really i have enough fat on my body that as long as i had water i could survive for quite a long time. But i could never kill a person to eat it, what makes my life more important than theirs, the same thign that makes my life more important than a cows, nothing....

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    Quote Originally Posted by BrianH
    So, when you say you want to have me for dinner sometime.....
    Oh, Fencergrl says that to me all the time. She's had quite a few relatives of mine for dinner. I hear she's quite the hostess.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cipher
    But seriously, I'd do it. Meat is meat. As soon as a person dies they are no longer a person, they are a slab of meat that is going to rot, stink and become a health hazard unless something is done with it.
    Something is done, perhaps, like a nice wine reduction with some fresh thyme? Or a gorgonzola cream sauce?

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    Quote Originally Posted by swordwench
    Something is done, perhaps, like a nice wine reduction with some fresh thyme? Or a gorgonzola cream sauce?
    Actually the first thing that came to mind when I seriously thought about eating a person was "people marsala", but both of your ideas sound good too. The wine reduction would add an element of chemical tenderizing to ensure a nice, consistently tender meat and the cream sauce would make a heavier dish that would no doubt be very satisfying considering the whole starving to death issue. Mmm, pragmatism can blend well with good taste.... heh.
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    If cattle become beef, pigs become pork, sheep become mutton, etc., what would you call human meat?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cipher
    The wine reduction would add an element of chemical tenderizing to ensure a nice, consistently tender meat
    Most people will marinade themselves with wine! Makes them easier to snare that way too...

    Quote Originally Posted by Cipher
    The meat of carnivores and omnivores with a high meat intake is generally pretty nasty. Being old and, as Peter pointed out, being male tends to have a negative effect on the taste of meat. Therefore I would wait until a young vegetarian girl died. Might as well get the good stuff.
    That is so true! The best bear meat is a little berry eating bear, the salmon eating or dump/garbage bears are really nasty! Deer that eat alot of trees have a gamier taste than the grain eating ones... adrenaline is another factor, which is one of the reasons you don't chase your game, as it ruins the meat. So I suspect you are correct in your assumptions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Go? Fencing?
    If cattle become beef, pigs become pork, sheep become mutton, etc., what would you call human meat?
    you mean besides dinner?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Go? Fencing?
    [snip]...what would you call human meat?
    Dessert..?
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    My fencing coach likes to point out that the best meats are those from entirely milk-fed young animals. He likes to point this out while he is feeding his newborn baby with a bottle of milk!
    Last edited by Black Jeebus; 10-11-2005 at 08:01 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Black Jeebus
    My fencing coach likes to point out that the best meats are those from entirely milk-fed young animals. He likes to point this out while he is feeding his newborn baby with a bottle of milk!
    I've actually always found milk-fed veal and milk-fed babies to be overrated meals. Two year old, corn-fed beef is a better option in my opinion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cipher
    I've actually always found milk-fed veal and milk-fed babies to be overrated meals. Two year old, corn-fed beef is a better option in my opinion.
    Did you know that the largest consumer of pepto-bismol in the US is actually cattle? Eating corn is really painful for them even as it makes them grow faster. As a vegetarian I find this whole thing rather sickening, I have to admit. But then I find the idea of eating another animal categorically unappealing.
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    Mais que diable allait-il faire dans cette galere?. . .

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    Hufu
    -- The Healthy Human Flesh Alternative!

    http://www.eathufu.com/home.asp
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