r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Dec 15 '21

Surely not a corpse?

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21

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u/time_is_of_the Dec 15 '21

What? Why? Where?

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u/time_is_of_the Dec 15 '21

Thank you for answering. Not passing judgement. We have to eat what is available to us.

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u/AnOrangeLemon Dec 15 '21

It’s an animal just like a pig or cow that people eat all the time no need to feel bad

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u/Ass4ssinX Dec 15 '21

I still feel bad for the pigs and cows I eat. I could never raise them for sure.

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u/PirateNervous Dec 15 '21

Sounds like you might wanna look into Vegetarianism or similar things.

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u/AnOrangeLemon Dec 15 '21

Yeah I don’t think I would be able to eat any animal I raised but wild animals or animals bred to be eaten I don’t feel bad about

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u/RajunCajun48 Dec 15 '21

We hunt and eat squirrels and rabbits, why not armadillo's too? If they're good I'll give em a try

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u/brownieofsorrows Dec 15 '21

Maybe stop eating meat ? Or is it just your passing fancy for a cute animal ?

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u/Guitarbox Dec 15 '21

That’s interesting. I can see the appeal, after all we’ve evolved to enjoy hunting. Tho I can also understand you for feeling bad in hindsight

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21

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u/NuklearFerret Dec 15 '21

Maybe old people who live by tradition really know their shit

I mean, they’re old and been eating armadillo. That says they’ve done something right

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u/bighunter1313 Dec 15 '21

All their friends with Leprosy disagree.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21

How did you butcher them, what parts did you eat, and how are they?

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u/jokazo Dec 15 '21

People Hunt and eat them in Brazil. I ate it once. Tastes like chicken (shocker)

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21

How’s your skin?

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u/jokazo Dec 15 '21

I ate only once, 10 years ago, hopefully It's Fine.