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Yeah my Spanish teacher got a nasty E-mail today and showed it to us guys. Its about the people from Taiwan that are cooking fetus and eating them...had pics and everything...nasty!

Ok........ nasty

bspride wrote:Yeah my Spanish teacher got a nasty E-mail today and showed it to us guys. Its about the people from Taiwan that are cooking fetus and eating them...had pics and everything...nasty!

Nasty, but how reliable IS this?

ya, how reliable is it. also, they probably think it's perfectly normal.

hey man! im from taiwan. been there 5 times, and its a pretty awesome place. people here eat there placenta.

moomaster2000 wrote:hey man! im from taiwan. been there 5 times, and its a pretty awesome place. people here eat there placenta.

don't take it personally, in the region of the US I'm from (LA) one of our favorite courses (crayfish) is considered repulsive by the majority of the country.

heh dont worry. im not THAT insecure, anyways i live in san diego now.

At least neither of you live in San Fran.

The Weird One wrote:

moomaster2000 wrote:hey man! im from taiwan. been there 5 times, and its a pretty awesome place. people here eat there placenta.

don't take it personally, in the region of the US I'm from (LA) one of our favorite courses (crayfish) is considered repulsive by the majority of the country.

Us civilized chicago-ins prefer nothing less than caviar filled lobsters with a lemon wedge. Crayfish is good.

jnd94 wrote:

The Weird One wrote:

moomaster2000 wrote:hey man! im from taiwan. been there 5 times, and its a pretty awesome place. people here eat there placenta.

don't take it personally, in the region of the US I'm from (LA) one of our favorite courses (crayfish) is considered repulsive by the majority of the country.

Us civilized chicago-ins prefer nothing less than caviar filled lobsters with a lemon wedge. Crayfish is good.

I've heard (yes, I know it's hearsay and shouldn't be trusted) that most people in the northern US view eating crayfish [pronounced crawfish] as vile and repulsive.

The Weird One wrote:

jnd94 wrote:

The Weird One wrote:

moomaster2000 wrote:hey man! im from taiwan. been there 5 times, and its a pretty awesome place. people here eat there placenta.

don't take it personally, in the region of the US I'm from (LA) one of our favorite courses (crayfish) is considered repulsive by the majority of the country.

Us civilized chicago-ins prefer nothing less than caviar filled lobsters with a lemon wedge. Crayfish is good.

I've heard (yes, I know it's hearsay and shouldn't be trusted) that most people in the northern US view eating crayfish [pronounced crawfish] as vile and repulsive.

Wyoming is basically in the North, but we eat it quite a bit ourselves. I think it's a New England/East Coast thing.

muy_thaiguy wrote:

The Weird One wrote:

jnd94 wrote:

The Weird One wrote:

moomaster2000 wrote:hey man! im from taiwan. been there 5 times, and its a pretty awesome place. people here eat there placenta.

don't take it personally, in the region of the US I'm from (LA) one of our favorite courses (crayfish) is considered repulsive by the majority of the country.

Us civilized chicago-ins prefer nothing less than caviar filled lobsters with a lemon wedge. Crayfish is good.

I've heard (yes, I know it's hearsay and shouldn't be trusted) that most people in the northern US view eating crayfish [pronounced crawfish] as vile and repulsive.

Wyoming is basically in the North, but we eat it quite a bit ourselves. I think it's a New England/East Coast thing.

ah. . .my mistake.

The Weird One wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:

The Weird One wrote:

jnd94 wrote:

The Weird One wrote:

moomaster2000 wrote:hey man! im from taiwan. been there 5 times, and its a pretty awesome place. people here eat there placenta.

don't take it personally, in the region of the US I'm from (LA) one of our favorite courses (crayfish) is considered repulsive by the majority of the country.

Us civilized chicago-ins prefer nothing less than caviar filled lobsters with a lemon wedge. Crayfish is good.

I've heard (yes, I know it's hearsay and shouldn't be trusted) that most people in the northern US view eating crayfish [pronounced crawfish] as vile and repulsive.

Wyoming is basically in the North, but we eat it quite a bit ourselves. I think it's a New England/East Coast thing.

ah. . .my mistake.

No prob.

moomaster2000 wrote:heh dont worry. im not THAT insecure, anyways i live in san diego now.

Do you know where Tony Hawk live's? I used to live down the street from him, but I moved...

i know where he lives =D

muy_thaiguy wrote:

The Weird One wrote:

jnd94 wrote:

The Weird One wrote:

moomaster2000 wrote:hey man! im from taiwan. been there 5 times, and its a pretty awesome place. people here eat there placenta.

don't take it personally, in the region of the US I'm from (LA) one of our favorite courses (crayfish) is considered repulsive by the majority of the country.

Us civilized chicago-ins prefer nothing less than caviar filled lobsters with a lemon wedge. Crayfish is good.

I've heard (yes, I know it's hearsay and shouldn't be trusted) that most people in the northern US view eating crayfish [pronounced crawfish] as vile and repulsive.

Wyoming is basically in the North, but we eat it quite a bit ourselves. I think it's a New England/East Coast thing.

who the heck did you hear the WE East Coast or New Englands eat crayfish that is deducting . We eat fresh Samon and Lobster(sometimes Shrimp). We use Crayfish to fish in Creeks and Rivers, not to eat

I eat babies.