I used to have a giant shrimp

[stephanbakir]

Nothing in this house "dies of natural causes" all my herps that i had as a kid died when i turned 17 during a 30 hour power loss during an ice storm, everything else is still with me now, the snakes and lizards/alligators/crocs i've eaten have all been wild I used to breed crayfish and ate those all the time. I'm not talking about eating your pets specifically, more to trying something out before you say no, whenever you visit other countries your bound to find new food and if you keep moving and wait for a burger the only person your cheating is yourself. Just try it and if you dont like it say no.

[infernalis]

Originally Posted by stephanbakir

trying something out before you say no, whenever you visit other countries your bound to find new food and if you keep moving and wait for a burger the only person your cheating is yourself. Just try it and if you dont like it say no.

When I was in Brasil I didn't hardly know how to read the menu, so I pointed at the picture that looked good, and just ate it.

No regrets whatsoever, If the people around me were consuming it, then it was worth a try.

Goat kabobs with fruits and veggies I cannot even pronounce were a favourite.

The "fish" was lemon shark, the chickens were still clucking in cages at the grocery store, and those big slabs of beef rotating under a big IR lamp were all very delicious.