MrFilthyIke
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MerakSpielman said:
That makes me think of one thing, and one thing alone:
"Mmmmmm, brraaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiinnnnnsssssssss............."
*zombie drool*
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That makes me think of one thing, and one thing alone:
"Mmmmmm, brraaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiinnnnnsssssssss............."
*zombie drool*
Mercule
Adventurer
There's a part of me that says, "Anyone who willing eats a brain sandwich deserves to get mad cow." It isn't right. It isn't nice. But it's there.
After seeing an actual picture of a brain sandwich, that part is SCREAMING. And most of my other faculties are holding themselves whilst rocking gently in a corner of my mind, mumbling, "Make it go away. Make it go away."
After seeing an actual picture of a brain sandwich, that part is SCREAMING. And most of my other faculties are holding themselves whilst rocking gently in a corner of my mind, mumbling, "Make it go away. Make it go away."
MerakSpielman
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Wow. I think those last two posts are the most emotional responses I've ever triggered with a post here at EnWorld. Sorry if the picture upset you. Just pretend it's frybread or something.
What DogBrain said earlier deserves to be repeated, though. Cow brains should be inherently safe to eat. It's our own fault that they're not. The primary method for the transmission of mad cow disease from cow to cow is if one cow eats the brain of the infected cow. This happens all the time - the scraps from the slaughterhouse are fed to the cows still alive in the herd, mixed in with the rest of their food like some sort of nutritional suppliment.
I don't know about you, but I think it's just wrong to make cows to be canibalistically carniverous. I'd freak if the food I give my rabbits said "contains real rabbit meat!" on the side of the bag.
What DogBrain said earlier deserves to be repeated, though. Cow brains should be inherently safe to eat. It's our own fault that they're not. The primary method for the transmission of mad cow disease from cow to cow is if one cow eats the brain of the infected cow. This happens all the time - the scraps from the slaughterhouse are fed to the cows still alive in the herd, mixed in with the rest of their food like some sort of nutritional suppliment.
I don't know about you, but I think it's just wrong to make cows to be canibalistically carniverous. I'd freak if the food I give my rabbits said "contains real rabbit meat!" on the side of the bag.
Greyhawk_DM
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I think I am going to be sick.
demiurge1138
Inventor of Super-Toast
So, who's hungry?
But that's not that bad, is it? The picture, I mean. If you weren't told it was cow brain, could you honestly tell the difference between that and some other piece of batter-fried dead animal?
Demiurge out.
But that's not that bad, is it? The picture, I mean. If you weren't told it was cow brain, could you honestly tell the difference between that and some other piece of batter-fried dead animal?
Demiurge out.
Hypersmurf
Moderatarrrrh...
Mercule
Adventurer
I'm not sure it's emotional. Just gross.MerakSpielman said:
When my daughter was a baby, I was holding her over me when she spit up. Got some in my mouth and was quite able to casually carry on playing with her. Eating cow brains is pretty high up on my list of ickies, though, and the picture is exceptionally nasty.
On the other hand, I'm a big boy. Despite being a bit repulsed, I'm not offended in the least. Post your pictures all you want. If you actually stick a batter-fried cow (or any other) brain in my face, I will hurl on you, though.
LightPhoenix
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I, on the other hand, will hurl on you right now. *shudder* I think it'd still be disgusting not knowing it's brain, but knowing it is just seriously creeps me out.Mercule said:
Tinker Gnome
Adventurer
The scary thing is, that looks actually pretty good to me right now.
