Topic: Baby Seal, Bald Eagle or Komodo Dragon anyone?? :)

Redleg · January 8th, 2005

I ran accross this rather interesting site today:
http://www.petsorfood.com

Great site if you don't know what you want for dinner today..

How about some fresh baby seal meat??
http://run.petsorfood.com/Merchant2/...ategory_Code=E
Only $68.99 for 40 pounds..

Or maybe some of you US patriots in here prefers some Bald Eagle instead?
http://run.petsorfood.com/Merchant2/...ategory_Code=B
It's a steal for $4,299.95 for 30 pounds of freshly caught eagle..

And the more exotic of you may prefer to try the Komodo Dragon?
http://run.petsorfood.com/Merchant2/...tegory_Code=RS
Only $100,099.99 for 75 pounds of dragon...

Enjoy your dinner!

(it's all a hoax by the way...)

Locke · January 8th, 2005

im not sure i want to know this,but how did you come across that site!!??

Doody · January 8th, 2005

actually, I prefer the basket o Cats. They are on sale!!!

this is a interesting, sad and somewhat sick site

Quote:

Customer Testimy

Prison System
"State law requires us to serve inmates 4 ounces of meat with lunch and dinner, but our budgets keep getting cut by the state legislature. By buying our meat in bulk from Pets or Food, we're saving money, coming in under budget and we can still afford jerseys for the guards' bowling league."

Warden Jay Miller
Texas State Correctional Department

I wil show that to my friends from Texas

Don't forget the recipes, incase you forgot how to cook your favorite dog cat, or parrot dish

http://www.petsorfood.com/recipes.shtml

rotc boy · January 8th, 2005

It's a steal for $4,299.95 for 30 pounds of freshly caught eagle..

whiskey tango foxtrot

anyone buys that from America, must be like ben franklin and want the turkey as our emblem

Doody · January 8th, 2005

I am not too sure how much Mr. Franklin cared about turkeys. He fried more than a few of them with his experiments with electricity. He would charge the air in a big jar with static electricity and then zap a turkey. After zaping himself, which knocked him to the ground for a few minutes, he was much more cafeful with the experiment.

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Charge 7 · January 8th, 2005

Um, obviously this site is some kind of a joke. Perhaps a vegetarian's idea of making us think about what we omnivores eat. A tad over the top I'd say.

RnderSafe · January 8th, 2005

It is possible to buy items like that on the "black market." The last I heard, and this was several years ago, a Komodo Dragon dinner (nothing close to 60lbs) was around 60,000 USD.

Redleg · January 8th, 2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charge_7

Um, obviously this site is some kind of a joke.

Read the fine print at the bottom of my first post...

It's a hoax, but someone has obviously put a great deal of work in to making it..

It's too bad, since I REALLY would like to try barbecued Dodo Bird one day..

http://run.petsorfood.com/Merchant2/...ategory_Code=E

There's a lot of different hoax sites listed here:
http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoaxsites.html
http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoaxsites2.html
Some of them are quite fun to read as well...

Enjoy..

Missileer · January 8th, 2005

I never tasted Bald Eagle before but I've never been in prison either. It probably tastes like chicken anyhow and you won't have to share a cell with a large fellow who just can't take his eyes off you.

USAFAUX2004 · January 8th, 2005

wow that is actually a good dinner Idea! lol

January 8th, 2005	Post 1
Redleg The fire is everything... Gear	Post; Baby Seal, Bald Eagle or Komodo Dragon anyone?? :) I ran accross this rather interesting site today: http://www.petsorfood.com Great site if you don't know what you want for dinner today.. How about some fresh baby seal meat?? http://run.petsorfood.com/Merchant2/...ategory_Code=E Only $68.99 for 40 pounds.. Or maybe some of you US patriots in here prefers some Bald Eagle instead? http://run.petsorfood.com/Merchant2/...ategory_Code=B It's a steal for $4,299.95 for 30 pounds of freshly caught eagle.. And the more exotic of you may prefer to try the Komodo Dragon? http://run.petsorfood.com/Merchant2/...tegory_Code=RS Only $100,099.99 for 75 pounds of dragon... Enjoy your dinner! (it's all a hoax by the way...)

January 8th, 2005	Post 2
Locke Tribuni Angusticlavii	im not sure i want to know this,but how did you come across that site!!?? __________________ If I am asked what we are fighting for, I can reply in two sentences. In the first place, to fulfil a solemn international obligation . . . an obligation of honor which no self-respecting man could possibly have repudiated. I say, secondly, we are fighting to vindicate the principle that small nationalities are not to be crushed in defiance of international good faith at the arbitrary will of a strong and overmastering Power. Author: Rt. Hon. Herbert Henry Asquith Source: Statement, to House of Commons, Declaration of War with Germany, Aug. 4, 1914

January 8th, 2005	Post 6
Charge 7 Master Gunner	Um, obviously this site is some kind of a joke. Perhaps a vegetarian's idea of making us think about what we omnivores eat. A tad over the top I'd say. __________________ "Do not forget your dogs of war, your big guns, which are the most-to-be respected arguments of the rights of kings." - Frederick the Great, King of Prussia

January 8th, 2005	Post 9
Missileer Nuclear Duck Hunter Gear	I never tasted Bald Eagle before but I've never been in prison either. It probably tastes like chicken anyhow and you won't have to share a cell with a large fellow who just can't take his eyes off you. __________________ “War is an ugly thing but not the ugliest of things; the decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feelings which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse.” —John Stuart Mill

January 8th, 2005	Post 10
USAFAUX2004 Tribunus Laticlavius Gear	wow that is actually a good dinner Idea! lol __________________ MICHAEL HATKEVICH, C/Capt, CAP

January 8th, 2005	Post 5
Doody Milforum Moderator	I am not too sure how much Mr. Franklin cared about turkeys. He fried more than a few of them with his experiments with electricity. He would charge the air in a big jar with static electricity and then zap a turkey. After zaping himself, which knocked him to the ground for a few minutes, he was much more cafeful with the experiment. [/quote]

January 8th, 2005	Post 7
RnderSafe Milforum Moderator	It is possible to buy items like that on the "black market." The last I heard, and this was several years ago, a Komodo Dragon dinner (nothing close to 60lbs) was around 60,000 USD.

Topic: Baby Seal, Bald Eagle or Komodo Dragon anyone?? :)

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