From grist.org:
Human cheese is initially a pretty shocking concept to most people. In that way its a great conversation starter -- people very quickly bring up all sorts of different issues. I've had questions come up like, is it OK for a vegan? Is it empowering or exploitative of the woman? Is it dangerous, or actually healthier?
Many people feel uncomfortable because they don't know the woman, or what she is eating -- but how often do you know the cows whose milk make your cheese, and what they are eating?
Here's another question: what the f#$@! is wrong with you??? People feel uncomfortable about it because (in the words of Chandler Bing): "It's juice squeezed from a person." I would no sooner eat human cheese that I would drink lemonade made from saliva. I would not could not on a train. I would not could not in the rain. I would not could not eat them with some lox. I could not would not, even if she were a fox. Ugh.
This is a prime example of "sure, you could do it, but should you?" I'm going with no.
Thanks to Tony for sending this and turning my stomach.
3 comments:
Who moved my cheese? Honey, where are you? Did you take my... oh, there they are...
Get out of the sun! You're going to spoil my cheese!
I think you just activated my gag reflex...and not in the good way.
Tony sent me this too. Most. Disgusting. Thing. Ever. Ever. DID I MENTION EVER? sick.
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