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An interesting article from a cat lover's site on eating cats.
http://www.messybeast.com/eat-cats.htm
"Is it right for cat-loving countries to impose their cultural values on cat-eating societies?" "Cat has also been eaten in Britain. During wartime rationing, cats found their way into "rabbit" stews/pies and hence earned themselves the nickname "roof-rabbit". With so many city strays and pets abandoned by bombed out families, cats were a substitute for rabbit. A former colleague whose father was in the butchery trade during that time told me that butchers sometimes kept cats as ratters; the cat later ended up being sold as "rabbit". The rationale was simple - a surplus of homeless cats living off of vermin, plus the fact that the supply of wild rabbit from the countryside had been suspended. The following rhyme summed up the keeping of cats in peace-time and the eating of them in times of hardship." I think I'll start calling my pussy roof-rabbit since my roof is one of her favorite spots. |
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