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This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others. I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
And I was just about to get Chinese…
Oh man, I needed that. I think I just peed a little.
Indeed.
http://icanhascheezburger.com/2008/12/11/funny-pictures-nap-sack/
The other other white meat.
Bwa!
I should know not to check this site when I’m eating. I almost redecorated my office in chicken mushroom soup.
Oh, that’s horrifying.
Three blocks from my house is a vet’s office that shares a street-front building with a Chinese carry out place. We don’t go to either.
Heh heh.
Awesome.
You’re better than stooping to repeating tired old ethnic stereotypes.
uh gross?
I was expecting B to be something involving the sack being thrown in a lake.
B could also be “how PETA gets recruits”.
I agree with Mandaliet.
A kitten in a sack will never be happy.
unless the kitten puts itself into a sack. my cats love playing in paper bags.
zoink!
I was also expecting the lake/river option. :(
Yeah, I’m with Zac. I know it’s supposed to be funny, but I’m disappointed.
I agree with Zac, Nia, and Katie. It’s an awful stereotype that continues to be perpetuated by word of mouth.
This link from snopes details the myth of cats in Chinese food.
http://www.snopes.com/horrors/food/chinese.asp
As an asian american, I am deeply disappointed.
Add a fourth circle overlapping the middle. Label it “Unnecessary”. The intersection is “Spay your cat.”
I agree with the calls that your better than stooping to stereotypes. I love the comic normally, it’s really fantastic.
Stereotypes are the basis of much humor and often the key to breaking them down is pointing out how ridiculous they are. The only people who could take this seriously are really stupid people and you can’t change them anyway.
Eeew.
(LOL!)
And while we’re on stereotypes, how many Jews were carrying out? And was it Chirstmas Eve?
(laugh, people, life’s too short)
Those of you who are claiming that cat meat in Chinese food is a “myth,” please read this article at Newsweek:
http://www.newsweek.com/id/175842
Here’s the first graf:
It’s not a stereotype, it really does happen on a large scale (albeit maybe not so much here in the US). Lighten up on Jessica.
I would eat the fuck out of some cats if they were legal to cook in the US.
An animal is an animal, you cook it, I’ll try some.