Don't Eat Armadillo's

[snagged in outlet 3]

Don't eat opossums either....and to be safe, stay away from eating skunks, though I've heard they taste like chicken...

Uh oh again.

[flytyer57]

...and to be safe, stay away from eating skunks...

Uh oh again.

Dude, that's cannibalism.

[snagged in outlet 3]

Words hurt, you know!!!

Pete

[flytyer57]

Words hurt, you know!!!

Pete

So does the truth?

[RSBreth]

I read that story in the New York Times this morning - can't say I've ever looked at an Armadillo and thought "You know what, I want to cook that there little fella up". I mean, I've been hungry, but I guess I've never been that hungry.

[Stoneroller]

quit being a bunch of girls, everyone knows the leprosy and TB cook right out. the leprosy especially adds that little extra something that pulls the dish together, really highlights the flavor of the meat.

[snagged in outlet 3]

I was trying to type a reply but one of my fingers fell off this mornign into my cereal.

You know what I always say "good eatin if you can get enough of em"

Pete

[Tim Smith]

quit being a bunch of girls, everyone knows the leprosy and TB cook right out. the leprosy especially adds that little extra something that pulls the dish together, really highlights the flavor of the meat.

Exactly.

Armadillo is a favorite dish in Belize as is oppossum and raccoon (and iguana and manatee and conch and parrots and coati and dolphin and tapir and hicatee and sea turtles and peccary and...).

On that list the only (cooked) thing it's unhealthy to eat (leaving ethics aside) is dolphin since its high on the food chain and loaded with mercury.

If armadillo had been around when the Cajuns first came to Louisiana, they would have made it into a local delicacy.

[The Tactician]

I guess technically, this means the bumper of my truck has leprosy.