WARNING: roasted dog. But, why is this any different than any other animal?

[Mrfreddygoodbud]

Oh and as far as roasted dogs.... bruh I will never understand how can you live with an animal

and then just slaughter it and eat it....

I understand dudes that live off the grid... and dont fuck with supermarkets....

but like dogs are loyal as fuck how can you kill and eat something like that

build a bond then just kill it and eat it.. like WTF....

you see fish have no feelings, they would just kill and eat something smaller than them,

but most dogs are not like that..

they will protect their owner..... I seen dogs that never left their owners side, even when the owner died..

how can you kill and eat something that loyal..

In the world of Mrfreddygoodbud it makes no fuckin soulful sense.. now if you a soulless bitch,

then it makes all the sense in the world..

 

[Helico-pterFunk]

 

[Dr. Truth]

I’d eat her asshole

 

[dinka64]

I had Dog in the Philippines & Thailand. Shit was very good I had it Grilled and this lil broad smothered some down with a brownish spicy gravy. Also had Monkey meat on a stick Philippines cost 1 peso apiece. 27 pesos to the dollar back then.

 

[pookie]

Not just in Vietnam , They eat dogs in a lot of places , I know for sure in Korea , saw that on the streets , not just dogs but cats as well , I never ate that shit ...

Did you see the skinned dogs just hanging on hooks, that shit would freak me out

Story time!
I was in Jakarta back in 2012. Section of town is seedy af called M block. Foreign seedy places get one visit from me on a trip. Usually food and other shit is dope to get.
My guy(local) took me to have stewed field rat. I shit you not. It tasted like... Wild meat.
Impressed, the local "boss" asked if I would be interested to take it up a notch. I agreed.
They took me to a farm. The meal? DOG! I saw mad dogs running around at this farm. They raised them like fkn cattle. Anyway, my time is here. This plate of meat and rice is in front of me.
I tell them I can't do it. The owner in real broken English said something I'll never forget. "You say your from new York right? Well my aunt and uncle have had their restaurant(no longer) there for years. You have had dog before." I laugh telling him it's an urban myth, mans stoneface looked at me and said... "tell me this after you bite".
I took a bite and immediately put my head down. They asked what's up? I told them... "I've had this before".
You know that general tso that just isn't super chicken-y? Yep!

I've said plenty of times that the meat from Chinese places don't taste of even look like chicken, I still ate it though and when the buffet opens back up at my local Chinese place I'll be eating it again