How widespread is the use/consumption of cow urine?

[RC45]

Yessir - that's the question....

...just wondering if we have any cow urine users online here on JW.

Any blodd drinkers? Worm eaters? Rat eaters?

Some of the bizarre and misunderstood religious, cosmetic and cultural actions and rituals people have are amazing to behold - I was just wondering how diverse of a user population we have on JW.

[bmwmpower]

im multiple milk drinker, im drinking milk with everythink,meat, chips, bread, fruits,
spaghetti etc , milk is what i like

EDIT sorry i missunderstand u, next time i will read better

[gucom]

lol i think there's a slight difference between cow urine and milk...im no farmer tho
erm in holland...nothing spectacular AFAIK...only pot consumption is quite high here

[gucom]

we only eat rabbit for Xmas sometimes...dont spanish eat bulls' balls? like the french (some of em anyway) eat cows brains? or am i misinformed?

come to think of it...and old custom here with harring (i believe thats the english name, its a not really big fish): you keep it in some kind of sour water, then you chop off the head, tail and organs, and without cooking it, you tilt your head backwards and let the fish in your mouth and eat it

[nthfinity]

Originally Posted by dani_d_mas We eat rabbit here... and as far as I know - this doesn't happen in the US for instance

when i worked @ a grocery store, i myself usually sold rabbit about once every 2 months... so averaging that out between 40 people or so who worked per day... perhaps as much as one every other day

i know we kept plenty in stock... it was always black people buying rabbit... and always raving about its taste

[gucom]

and always raving about its taste

thats cos it tastes quite good

[Mattk]

We eat kangaroos in Australia. We are the only country whose citizens eat one of the national animals. It tastes great, IMO, but others say the taste is too strong.

[nthfinity]

Originally Posted by Mattk We eat kangaroos in Australia. We are the only country whose citizens eat one of the national animals. It tastes great, IMO, but others say the taste is too strong.

its a federal offence to eat the American Bald Eagle

if i were to hunt, cook, then eat one... i know where a few reside in the wild

[Mattk]

Well aren't eagles endangered or something? As for kangaroos, there are too many of them. We even export kangaroo meat.

[RC45]

Originally Posted by Mattk We eat kangaroos in Australia. We are the only country whose citizens eat one of the national animals. It tastes great, IMO, but others say the taste is too strong.

Hardly - South Africans enjoy eating the springbok

[Mattk]

Really? But:

1) The springbok is no longer a symbol for all things South African, unlike the kangaroo. This is because the springbok was the symbol nof the whites, during apartheid (I think)
2) The springbok is a type of antelope, the kangaroo is not a type of any other group.
3) You don't export springbok meat.

Basically, sure, springboks are eaten, but the significance is lessened by the fact that it's not a true representation of the country. I mean, blacks may eat springboks, but the symbolism of that is that they're eating away at the whites.

[nthfinity]

Originally Posted by Mattk Well aren't eagles endangered or something? As for kangaroos, there are too many of them. We even export kangaroo meat.

your kanagroos are like our Deer... too many, which is a large part of the hunting season... we dont like hitting them with our cars.

i think holland needs to have the Kuala as its national animal those things are always high, and sleep 18 hours a day

[RC45]

Originally Posted by Mattk Really? But:

Yes

Originally Posted by Mattk 1) The springbok is no longer a symbol for all things South African, unlike the kangaroo. This is because the springbok was the symbol nof the whites, during apartheid (I think)

I really thought you were welll read - but it seems you are just as predjudiced as the rest

Don't believe everything you read.

It is still the naitonal animal.

Originally Posted by Mattk 2) The springbok is a type of antelope, the kangaroo is not a type of any other group.

The kangaroo is a marsupial... there are many species of marsupials.. kangaroos are but one

Originally Posted by Mattk 3) You don't export springbok meat.

That's what you think...

Originally Posted by Mattk Basically, sure, springboks are eaten, but the significance is lessened by the fact that it's not a true representation of the country. I mean, blacks may eat springboks, but the symbolism of that is that they're eating away at the whites.

What utter crap.

You really have a skewed view of the world

It is/was the countries national animal..was never the "whites" national animal - ever.

I would have thought you would have hit Google before clicking that send button

[ZfrkS62]

Well aren't eagles endangered or something?

They were. But they are still protected under the American Bald Eagle Act.

At one point i think the US was down to about 800 mating pairs. But in recent ears their numbers have skyrocketed to somewhere in the ten thousands IIRC.

Their main populations are in Alaska, Montana and the San Juan Islands in Washington State. I think Wyhoming is home to a few of them as well.

[RC45]

^^ And Florida - they showed some of the white capped buggars - if I recall correctly.


I know Florida has some crocadiles to go along with the alligators - but I could have sworn they gotten them some of baldies as well.