I thought I had seen it all

[Lewis]

Last night about 4 or 5 in the morning I wake up and turn the TV on, and it was a program that comes on named Taboo. Well I was not prepared for what I was about to see and hear. These people were eating rotting meats on purpose. They would put seal flipper in the ground for about a week to 3 months then take it out, cook it, and eat it. Another group of people likes to eat rotten fish and won't eat it unless it is decayed. Other groups also ate other decayed animals. I think these people were Asians. Now we come up to the Europeans they purposefully let flies lay eggs inside a certain cheese then after the maggots have digested the cheese and excreted it back out and the cheese is now a creamy like substance this is the part that they eat along with the maggots they say that the live maggots give it a great taste. There was another group of people who liked maggots to eat. To say that I was shocked is a under statement I had to turn my head away from the TV when I seen these people eat something that is totally against the Bible There was a group that ate very advanced stage rotted shark. Oh boy that is enough of this, but I just wanted to share something that to me is evil.

 

[Gary]

You ever eat kimchi?

 

[jasonc]

You ever eat kimchi?

I have. its good if not to spicey and not really fresh so to speak.

swamp cabbage as well.

 

[Gary]

Fermented cabbage. ish

 

[Lewis]

Eating Rotten Shark

 

[Kathi]

Eating rotten anything is really not up my alley thankyouverymuch.

 

[TOG]

They would put seal flipper in the ground for about a week to 3 months then take it out, cook it, and eat it.

We do that with both shark and skate.

There was a group that ate very advanced stage rotted shark.

That would be Icelanders.

To say that I was shocked is a under statement I had to turn my head away from the TV when I seen these people eat something that is totally against the Bible... Oh boy that is enough of this, but I just wanted to share something that to me is evil.

What do you think is evil about it? The seal flipper is against the Bible, and shark is debatable, but if you want to avoid what is against the Bible, then pigs, rabbit, shrimp and lobster, among other things, fall into that category.

The TOG​

 

[TOG]

Eating Rotten Shark

They didn't mention the pickled rams' testicles. They are eaten at Þorrablót also.

The TOG​

 

[tim-from-pa]

Rotten meat (dead animals and carcasses) are not Kosher, as are certain meats not Kosher even if they are not spoiled.

Kosher basically applies only to meats and how they are prepared even if they are clean meats. This is what these Laws are for. Disobey them and you start getting all crazy sorts of things like this happening. Next thing you know they will be telling us to stay away from healthy foods God gave and start eating like this to prevent cancer or heart disease. Well, you are what you eat as the sayin' goes. They must be "dead heads".

 

[reba]

right up there on the list with caviar yuk

 

[Gary]

That foul odor that comes from rotting flesh is God's way of saying, "Don't eat that".

 

[TOG]

Rotten meat (dead animals and carcasses) are not Kosher, as are certain meats not Kosher even if they are not spoiled.

I hope you're not eating live animals.

The TOG​

 

[reba]

lol

 

[TOG]

If you have a weak stomach, you may not want to watch this. Also, if you have just eaten, or are just about to eat, or remotely resemble a human being, you may not want to watch it. I found it quite entertaining. Wait... That didn't come out right.

The TOG​

 

[reba]

Kill and eat is ok .. but this ? TOG you are weird...

 

[tim-from-pa]

I hope you're not eating live animals.

The TOG​

LOL, I meant something which died of itself and perhaps started decaying. Sorry. Eating live ones tends to make them scream, except the bulls then they ram the heck out of me.

 

[TOG]

Kill and eat is ok .. but this ? TOG you are weird...

Yep.

The TOG​

 

[TOG]

LOL, I meant something which died of itself and perhaps started decaying. Sorry.

I figured that was what you meant. Animals that have died on their own and haven't been allowed to bleed out properly are not kosher because the meat contains blood. But if it's kosher, I don't think there are any restrictions on how food can be prepared, except that if it's goat meat, you shouldn't boil it in it's mother's milk.

Eating live ones tends to make them scream, except the bulls then they ram the heck out of me.

Did you watch the video I posted?

The TOG​

 

[tim-from-pa]

One thing I forgotten to mention to all is that chemists do have a name for that rotting decay smell: Putrescine and Cadaverine. They are highly toxic which is why digging something up rotten is a bio-hazard and you see guys wearing suits and respirators when exhuming someone. So yeah, eating rotten things is ingesting the stuff that makes these gases so I can't imagine that being good for anyone.

 

[TOG]

I don't know the science behind it, but I suspect that at least some of these things are like the difference between milk that has gone sour because you forgot to put it back in the refrigerator, and yoghurt or cheese, which has been fermented on purpose. One is controlled and makes good food, the other is uncontrolled and can make you sick.

The TOG​