01 Aug 09 20:24, Nick Andre wrote to Roy Witt:

 >> The reason they cook it that way is to get it nice and tender. It also
 >> helps to cook off the fat so it isn't as greasy. You know of course
 >> that a bear is in the same family as canines. The difference is that
 >> dogs aren't greasy.

 NA> I haven't had dog but I suppose if I went to Chinatown here in the
 NA> city, I could find a foreign dive restaurant that serves it.

When the Vietnamese began to migrate to California, they were rumored to
have dog BBQs. I don't know if that's true or not, but a lot of cities
passed ordinances that outlawed it in the open.

 NA> Anyway bear meat is very good. And of course, I have friends who are
 NA> completely disgusted by the idea of eating it.

Eating it wouldn't disgust me as much as eating a carnivorous animal. (ok,
so it's omnivorous)

 NA> You know the type; the vegans and anti-corporate souls who cant go
 NA> one day without their Ipod or Starbucks.

They probably wouldn't appreciate the fact that somebody had to go in the
woods and hunt it down either. Hamburger comes conveniently packaged with
a paper bag and a napkin, so they probably don't think about where the
main ingredient came from.

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