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"GRILLED FELINE FIESTA"

4/4/2010 9:22:52 PM

k

4/4/2010 9:23:36 PM

k

4/4/2010 9:23:45 PM

k

4/4/2010 9:24:58 PM

LOL

4/4/2010 9:25:53 PM

Quote :

"FLAME-BROILED FELINE FRITTERS"

4/4/2010 9:26:19 PM

4/4/2010 9:27:09 PM

4/4/2010 9:28:21 PM

4/4/2010 9:28:56 PM

4/4/2010 9:30:10 PM

suspend!

4/4/2010 9:31:43 PM

4/4/2010 9:32:04 PM

haha the look on that chick's face in the video was priceless.

4/4/2010 9:33:30 PM

4/4/2010 9:34:25 PM

4/4/2010 9:36:25 PM

^ lol wtf

4/4/2010 9:37:12 PM

I find these pictures depicting animal cruelty disgusting.

4/4/2010 9:37:27 PM

it's already dead they are tenderizing the meat

4/4/2010 9:38:48 PM

4/4/2010 9:39:02 PM

TEH CHINESE and TEH KOREANS

4/4/2010 9:40:13 PM

I can't imagine cat tasting very good. Seems it would be stringy.

4/4/2010 9:45:53 PM

goddamnit

4/5/2010 12:27:20 AM

LOL

4/5/2010 12:27:54 AM

Aren't predators like cats terribly inefficient to raise as livestock?

4/5/2010 12:29:32 AM

not for an experienced cat wrangler

4/5/2010 12:35:04 AM

Here's some dogs to go with that.

http://www.newsatnorman.com/print_this_story.asp?smenu=1&sdetail=2477

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"TEN DEAD DOGS FOUND IN FREEZER OF HOUSE OWNED BY ANIMAL ABUSE DEFENDANT RAUCH -- 3/24/2010 By Ken H. Fortenberry In the freezer, under the okra. That's where they were found. Dead dogs. Ten of them. Chihuahua puppies and young adults - some with their eyes still open. Jammed into zip-lock plastic freezer bags, stuffed inside two Food Lion bags and left there for reasons no one can even imagine. “It’s nightmarish,” said Kelly Linker who found the frozen dogs in the freezer in a house she rents on Petite Lane. The weird discovery is yet another chapter in an even more bizarre story that is still unfolding more than two years after it began. The house is owned by Vicki Rauch, a Denver woman who gained notoriety nearly two years ago when she was accused of abusing hundreds of animals. She is still awaiting trial on felony charges of animal abuse in the case that attracted national attention and resulted in the confiscation of nearly 400 abused animals. The project to rescue the animals was dubbed Operation Noah’s Ark, and nearly all of the animals eventually found homes. How and why 10 dogs ended up frozen in Rauch’s freezer is anyone’s guess. “I don't know why they were there. . . maybe freeze them to keep from having to bury them. That’s the only thing I can think of,” said county animal services director Jack Kerley. “I don’t see any rhyme or reason for them to be in a freezer,” said Kerley. The dogs didn’t appear to have any injuries. “There’s no way to know how they died and no way to tell how long they’ve been there. They were just in a frozen state, suspended,” he said. Linker, a waitress in a local restaurant, rented the house in mid-January when she was down on her luck and said she needed to get out of an abusive relationship. She was happy when one of Rauch’s friends relatives let her move into the house for $50 a month. “It was a chance for me to get back on my feet,” she said, adding that she had no clue that the Rauches had been in the news when animals from mice and exotic birds to dogs, cats, horses and even a llama were rescued by authorities on Aug. 26, 2008. Linker said she immediately started cleaning the place up - a nearly impossible task because the house is packed from floor to ceiling with filth and junk, and the property looks more like a junkyard than a residential yard. “I was so happy to get into a place I didn’t care,” she said. Linker paid the rent and a utility bill that was about due, and exchanged text messages with Rauch in order to get a key to the gate to the driveway. Linker was happy to have a place to live, but there were some signs that everything wasn’t as it appeared. “They didn’t want me to go into the master bedroom,” she said. “They told me it was full of paperwork they (the Rauches) needed for their legal case.” Rauch’s friend - Pam Loidl of Claremont - also hauled out “two loads of stuff,” she said, but she didn’t give it a second thought because Loidl was acting on Rauch’s behalf in handling the property. ?And there was the refrigerator. “The freezer was about full,” said Linker. “I could only put popsicles in it.” She was told the Rauches were going to come back to get their belongings, and not to mess with anything . Rauch and her family abandoned the houses after criminal charges were filed, and authorities don’t know where she is, but speculation centers on South Carolina. As a condition of her bond, she was not supposed to leave the area. About two weeks ago Linker bought a frozen pizza and was going to put it in the freezer until she and some friends baked it later in the evening. “I got the okra and started moving it around for some room.” ?That’s when she saw it. “There was a bag with soft fur in it....I picked it up and dropped it,” she recalled, still not knowing what it was. “I pulled it open and I saw a little chihuahua’s head. I freaked out and started screaming,” she said. “Its little eyes were open and its little mouth was open. I was sad,” she said. ?Her friend opened the bag further and found the other dogs. I cried ‘Oh, my God!’” ?They put the bags back in the freezer and called animal control the following morning - a Monday. It didn’t take long for word to get back to Loidl and Rauch. “Pam (Loidl) came running up here cussing and telling me Vicki was gonna be mad,” Linker recalled. She demanded to know why Linker called animal control, and reportedly told Linker she should have simply “dug a hole in the backyard and buried them.” Linker says Loidl claimed the Rauches were “keeping the dogs in the freezer for evidence in their trial.” Things moved quickly after that. The Sheriff’s Office came and tried to evict Linker, and the power was cut off, forcing Linker to use candles for lighting and a friend’s house for showering and bathroom needs. There is still no power to the house, but once Linker showed proof that she had been paying rent, the cops backed off any effort to try to evict her, and she has been encouraged to stay put. “This is just the tip of the iceberg, I think,” she said. “I feel like I’m caught between good and evil, but I’m gonna do the right thing.” Neighbors, who are glad the Rauches are gone, have been very supportive of Linker, and are keeping an eye out for her safety. Meanwhile, Rauch called news@norman last week and left a rambling message about corruption in Lincoln County, a claim that someone had broken into her house, and a complaint that someone was “stealing her stuff.” She also said that she had called the White House with her complaints. She did not return repeated phone calls or emails. ? Ironically, Loidl and Rauch were linked by news@norman last year to missing dogs in Denver. A dog that disappeared from Denver mysteriously appeared in Loidl’s barn in Claremont, and she claimed at the time she barely knew Rauch and had no idea how the dog ended up at her house. “She helps me out when I need some help...but she’s not somebody I run with,” Roidl said. "

[Edited on April 5, 2010 at 12:53 AM. Reason : ugh]

4/5/2010 12:53:10 AM

4/5/2010 12:56:47 AM

I asked my Chinese roommate if they eat cat in China. My other Chinese roommate told me to never ask that again. The roommate I asked didn't know what the fuck he was all about. Anyone know?

4/5/2010 12:58:27 AM

^ Some people do. Dog is more common though.

4/5/2010 1:10:54 AM

4/6/2010 12:38:24 PM

I'll never understand why people think eating cat or dog is wrong, but eating any other animal is perfectly acceptable. Pigs can make great pets, but they're also delicious.

4/6/2010 12:56:42 PM

cat or dog wouldn't be my first choice, but were i truly hungry (not "man, i could go for a pizza" hungry, but "man, i wish my stomach would stop eating itself" hungry), i'd harbor no reservations about nomming on a tabby

4/6/2010 1:05:37 PM

4/24/2010 6:40:36 PM

^^^ Jules sums it up nicely

Vincent: Want some bacon?
Jules: No, man. I don't eat pork.
Vincent: Are you Jewish?
Jules: Nah, I ain't Jewish, I just don't dig on swine, that's all.
Vincent: Why not?
Jules: Pigs are filthy animals. I don't eat filthy animals.
Vincent: Yeah, but bacon tastes good. Pork chops taste good.
Jules: Hey, sewer rat may taste like pumpkin pie, but I'd never know 'cause I wouldn't eat the filthy motherfucker. Pigs sleep and root in shit. That's a filthy animal. I ain't eatin' nothing that ain't got sense enough to disregard its own feces.
Vincent: How about a dog? Dog eats its own feces.
Jules: I don't eat dog either.
Vincent: Yeah, but do you consider a dog to be a filthy animal?
Jules: I wouldn't go so far as to call a dog filthy, but they're definitely dirty. A dog's got personality. Personality goes a long way.
Vincent: Ah, so by that rationale, if a pig had a better personality, he would cease to be a filthy animal. Is that true?
Jules: Well, we'd have to be talkin' about one charming motherfucking pig. I mean, he'd have to be ten times more charming than that Arnold on Green Acres, you know what I'm saying?

[Edited on April 24, 2010 at 8:07 PM. Reason : .]

4/24/2010 8:06:50 PM