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From: Charlotte-Fairbanks-Bflo
The keyword in my quote you posted is HEARD OF, never have seen it or met anyone that claims they've eaten any. But I do know I used to commute daily from Baton Rouge to the Shell refinery just west of New Orleans and the dead Armadillo I would see on the way to work in the morning would be gone by the time I returned home that day.
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From: Grand Lake, La.
The keyword in my quote you posted is HEARD OF, never have seen it or met anyone that claims they've eaten any. But I do know I used to commute daily from Baton Rouge to the Shell refinery just west of New Orleans and the dead Armadillo I would see on the way to work in the morning would be gone by the time I returned home that day.
Mark, the only time I will pick up road kill is if I see it being ran over or I stick a thermometer up the shoot to make sure it is fresh.
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From: Gulf Coast of Florida
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Here's the website I found it on. Says they are dog paws
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From: Indianapolis
Anyone see that email going around with pics of all the crap the street vendors are selling for food over there? Stuff like snake, dog, beetles, scorpions etc. I'd have to be pretty damned starving to death to eat that junk
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I just got that email about 2 minutes ago actually (slow Fridays). Just as we are talking about eating dogs, they have dog brain soup and dog liver on there, amont other things....like seahorses, snakes, and the other creatures you mentioned. I have the email if anyone would like me to forward it to them.
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From: Charlotte-Fairbanks-Bflo
You ever had one of these worthless creatures think that spending a cold night snuggled up in your engine compartment was a good idea? I did. In Alaska, took the fan belt off of my brand new truck, pre-serpentine belt days, but it killed the effin cat. That was worth one belt to me, but made me late to work that day. Then to make matters worse my bride made me get rid of the carcass before the children knew about it. Man, did that cat ever squall, but not for long............LOL
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From: Charlotte-Fairbanks-Bflo
Danny, this is a jarhead to jarhead cure for that problem for you. Only takes once. Put a half dozen or so mousetraps on your hood when you're finished driving for the night. If the same cat is the offender, it takes just one time and end of problem.
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