Who is this woman?
Friday, April 30, 2010
I hear she has not gone home in weeks.
And that her workplace has not seen her.
Her father is now suing the red pepper.
And who are her friends?
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Sometimes you hear that cats are pets precious and protected in some countries. I get to sometimes thinking whether it makes sense to ever really keep pets. When I recently heard that an Italian Chef had been dismissed from his show for suggesting that cat casserole was indeed a very nice dish.Beppe Bigazzi will not be cooking anymore on his show, or showcasing his flamboyant style after the show's producer and host asked him to apologize but he wouldn't. Things got hair-raisingly scary when the show's host mentioned her pet cat was called "Othello" but Mr. Bigazzi showed no emotion as he went on to explain the intricate cat boiling process.
Having grown up in hard times in the 40's and 30's when times were hard in Italy and food was scarce, it was often a delicacy to score some pussy for food. This was his point of argument and reference.I guess Italians are not starving anymore because the public broadcaster was flooded with calls from thousands of viewers and angry animal rights activists. They laboured to explain that cats were officially pets and were protected by the constitution; "Cats are pets protected by law," from "cruelty, maltreatment and abandonment," said Health Ministry Undersecretary Francesca Martini. Bigazzi's stunt, she said, "hurts sensibility, which is fortunately steadily growing, of citizens toward animals."
A brief history can be found here
But truly today the eaters of cat and feline meals are from the orient. and now it has become quite popular in here : "Water Boiled Live Cat' Dish Gets Popular in Guangdong" which by the way looks something like this:
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