Jan-Eating Dogs

[Guest guest]

Hi Jan,

 

, "jb" <janb@a...> wrote:

> Many cats and dogs still are man-made cannibals, as manufactured

> food can contain the processed remains of cats and dogs...

 

What "plant" will be using processed remains of cats and dogs

(perhaps a better question is where). Nothing like this is ever

listed on the package or can, in the USA at least.

 

Why would anybody be bothering, there are enough "parts" of chicken,

cows and such that aren't eaten by humans, that it wouldn't be needed.

> The web is teeming with info on human cannibalism, like:

> http://www.discovery.com/news/briefs/20000906/hi_hu_cannibal.html

 

The web is teeming with info on literally anything you wish <laugh>.

 

Joy & Happiness,

 

Tim

[Guest guest]

On 7/14/01 at 3:28 AM Omkara wrote:

 

ºHi Jan,

º

º, "jb" <janb@a...> wrote:

º> Many cats and dogs still are man-made cannibals, as manufactured

º> food can contain the processed remains of cats and dogs...

º

ºWhat "plant" will be using processed remains of cats and dogs

º(perhaps a better question is where). Nothing like this is ever

ºlisted on the package or can, in the USA at least.

 

Regarding food in general, it is worthwhile to know what isn't

obliged to be listed on the package by the manufacturer )

º

ºWhy would anybody be bothering, there are enough "parts" of chicken,

ºcows and such that aren't eaten by humans, that it wouldn't be needed.

 

Cost is what counts... In Europe, "superfluous" animals from the asylums

don't get an individual burial.

º

º> The web is teeming with info on human cannibalism, like:

º> http://www.discovery.com/news/briefs/20000906/hi_hu_cannibal.html

º

ºThe web is teeming with info on literally anything you wish <laugh>.

 

In that case, find something on "expanded subsets of local reality".

 

Freedom,

Jan

º

ºJoy & Happiness,

º

ºTim