The cats are bred especially for this festival – which takes place at the end of September on the Day of Santa Ifigenia. But it has also generated fury among animal rights groups. A PETA spokesman said: ““If Peruvians really eat poor old Moggy because they think his meat cures bronchitis, that’s about as bizarre as it gets, although remember that Asians eat monkey bits thinking that will cure their impotence and even Europeans butcher poor old Bessie the cow or Henny Penny the hen, because they see them as nothing more than a bit of nourishment. “Having toured slaughterhouses for dogs in Taiwan, horses in Texas, and chickens and cows in Europe, PETA’s staff says the last thing we need to do is add yet another poor animal to the list of those being frightened and slaughtered for a taste.”
Haha, nice double entendre.
nobody cares what that homo has to say …
All Animals Small And Tasty.
Sir Robin? I guess playing Sir Lancelot would have been too obvious(*SPOILER*)
The last thing I’d want to eat is a critter that “cleans” itself by eating the dirt off.
Guinea pig, on the other hand, I’ve heard is delicious.
(Guinea pig is a traditional food in Peru.)
Wonder if they eat CATsup on them burgers?
I still think Clay sings kinda good; hate the long hair though.
Horses in Texas? As in, here in Texas we slaughter horses to eat? Who are these madmen? I know Peta is a wacko terrorist group, but what the hell?
Does ALF know about this? Maybe he should move out of the Tanners house and in with a Peruvian family.
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One can only imagine what’s been in Clay Aiken’s mouth, so I think he’s disqualified from having an opinion on who eats what.
I would eat cat. Already did the guinea pig thing. It was good if you could get past the little boiled eyes. The head is the most coveted part so they offer it to guests. Lucky me.