You Dirty Rat

[Anonymous]

I suspect it's bullshit. Probably should have been in the Weekly World News. It was probably Bat Boy's lost pet. :001_rolleyes:







"They are never handed to experts and photographic evidence is often misleading," he said.



"For example, the rat is relatively close to the camera, making it look much bigger in reference to the man behind"



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/giant-rat-found-in-london-expert-casts-doubt-on-four-foot-rodent-the-size-of-a-child-claim-a6925881.html">//http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/giant-rat-found-in-london-expert-casts-doubt-on-four-foot-rodent-the-size-of-a-child-claim-a6925881.html



But hey, if it really was a 4 foot rat, some local Chinese restaurant missed out on a windfall.

I am relieved to know that scientists are not breeding super sized rats.

[Anonymous]

I suspect it's bullshit. Probably should have been in the Weekly World News. It was probably Bat Boy's lost pet. :001_rolleyes:







"They are never handed to experts and photographic evidence is often misleading," he said.



"For example, the rat is relatively close to the camera, making it look much bigger in reference to the man behind"



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/giant-rat-found-in-london-expert-casts-doubt-on-four-foot-rodent-the-size-of-a-child-claim-a6925881.html">//http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/giant-rat-found-in-london-expert-casts-doubt-on-four-foot-rodent-the-size-of-a-child-claim-a6925881.html



But hey, if it really was a 4 foot rat, some local Chinese restaurant missed out on a windfall.

I remember a restaurant in Guangdong China that served rats. They were not feral Norwegian rats, they were the pet shop variety---I hope.

[Anonymous]

I suspect it's bullshit. Probably should have been in the Weekly World News. It was probably Bat Boy's lost pet. :001_rolleyes:







"They are never handed to experts and photographic evidence is often misleading," he said.



"For example, the rat is relatively close to the camera, making it look much bigger in reference to the man behind"



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/giant-rat-found-in-london-expert-casts-doubt-on-four-foot-rodent-the-size-of-a-child-claim-a6925881.html">//http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/giant-rat-found-in-london-expert-casts-doubt-on-four-foot-rodent-the-size-of-a-child-claim-a6925881.html



But hey, if it really was a 4 foot rat, some local Chinese restaurant missed out on a windfall.

I remember a restaurant in Guangdong China that served rats. They were not feral Norwegian rats, they were the pet shop variety---I hope.

You ate rat? ac_wot

[Anonymous]

I suspect it's bullshit. Probably should have been in the Weekly World News. It was probably Bat Boy's lost pet. :001_rolleyes:







"They are never handed to experts and photographic evidence is often misleading," he said.



"For example, the rat is relatively close to the camera, making it look much bigger in reference to the man behind"



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/giant-rat-found-in-london-expert-casts-doubt-on-four-foot-rodent-the-size-of-a-child-claim-a6925881.html">//http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/giant-rat-found-in-london-expert-casts-doubt-on-four-foot-rodent-the-size-of-a-child-claim-a6925881.html



But hey, if it really was a 4 foot rat, some local Chinese restaurant missed out on a windfall.

I remember a restaurant in Guangdong China that served rats. They were not feral Norwegian rats, they were the pet shop variety---I hope.

You ate rat? ac_wot

No, but I know of a place in Southern China that sells it.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

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Fried vermin.

[Renee]

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Aw....look at their little ears.  



How could someone eat that?  



OMG....I just realized that they are the same color as TD.

[Anonymous]

eeewwww

http://wereblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/fried-rat.jpg">

Aw....look at their little ears.  



How could someone eat that?  



OMG....I just realized that they are the same color as TD.

He might think they are iguana and chow down.

[keeper]

eeewwww

http://wereblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/fried-rat.jpg">

Aw....look at their little ears.  



How could someone eat that?  



OMG....I just realized that they are the same color as TD.

 

[Anonymous]

Beware of that lamb you order.

The latest food scandal in China - which has seen rat meat passed off as lamb - has raised more questions about food safety in the country.

It seems that barely a day goes by in China without news of yet another food safety scandal.

But the latest case - even by Chinese standards - was truly stomach-churning.

Hundreds of people were arrested after passing off rat meat as lamb.

Perhaps, unsurprisingly, the scandal has given rise to a round of stories about rodents.

I heard one anecdote about a restaurant in southern China that serves up rat meat dishes. Believe me these establishments do exist.

At this particular restaurant, the owners reassured the customers their rats had been caught in the countryside and not in the sewers.

Now, whether the story is true or not, it gives you a flavour of public concern over food safety.

When you eat at cheap restaurants - or roadside stalls for that matter - you are always left with that queasy feeling you may have consumed something you did not order.

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22467484">http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22467484

[Anonymous]

Beware of that lamb you order.

The latest food scandal in China - which has seen rat meat passed off as lamb - has raised more questions about food safety in the country.

It seems that barely a day goes by in China without news of yet another food safety scandal.

But the latest case - even by Chinese standards - was truly stomach-churning.

Hundreds of people were arrested after passing off rat meat as lamb.

Perhaps, unsurprisingly, the scandal has given rise to a round of stories about rodents.

I heard one anecdote about a restaurant in southern China that serves up rat meat dishes. Believe me these establishments do exist.

At this particular restaurant, the owners reassured the customers their rats had been caught in the countryside and not in the sewers.

Now, whether the story is true or not, it gives you a flavour of public concern over food safety.

When you eat at cheap restaurants - or roadside stalls for that matter - you are always left with that queasy feeling you may have consumed something you did not order.

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22467484">http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22467484

How could lamb pass as a rodent?