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| Foie Gras protected by French Law |
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Wednesday, October 19 2005 @ 08:24 PM CDT, From: doug
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Never let it be said that the French don't love their food. In fact, they care about the food they eat so much that they create laws to protect it. The French passed a bill this week to protect the production of Foie Gras despite pressure from animal activist groups. Read the article from The Independent, curiously titled Foie gras is 'part of our culture', declare the defiant French. (I say "curiously" because protecting their gastronomic patrimony doesn't seem "defiant" to me... just, uh, a little French).
Just in case you get bored before the end of the article, it's really the last line that says it all: Foie gras perfectly fulfils criteria
defining the national patrimony and the link to terroir that characterizes the originality of the French food model.
Loosly translated into Homer-speak: Mmmm, foie gras, aaaglgghhgl.
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| Animals Are Good To Eat |
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Monday, October 17 2005 @ 09:19 AM CDT, From: doug
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So says TastyMeats, a livejournal site that intends to post information on: Reasons to hate Peta, why Peta is wrong (proven facts with sources), meat recipes, and fun things to do with meat.
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| Eat HuFu - The Healthy Human Flesh Alternative! |
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Wednesday, October 05 2005 @ 09:08 PM CDT, From: doug
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 Got a craving for a slow-cooked Aztec Human Stew? Or maybe a little Lechter's Liver with Fava Beans? The problem is that, for better or for worse, the practice of cannibalism is frowned upon in today's modern industrial democratic societies. So temper your human flesh eating habits with HuFu, the human flesh alternative. It is the great convenience food for the cannibal gourmand.
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| Where'd The Cheese Go? |
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Monday, September 26 2005 @ 09:04 PM CDT, From: doug
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In early 2002, Pizza Hut commissioned Ween to write a song to advertise their new cheese-stuffed pizza. The company rejected six versions of Ween's goofy "Where'd the Cheese Go?" including the last version that was emphasized with obscenities.
The kind people at Oblong Pictures decided to put together a stop-animation video for the clean version of the song.
Or you can listen to the uncensored version right here on Meatsicle.
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| NEW! Cheesy News (Separate From Meaty News) |
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Monday, September 26 2005 @ 08:02 PM CDT, From: doug
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Someone pointed out to me that for some people it's inappropriate to mix your meat with your dairy and here I was doing just that. And because my love for cheese is equal to (or possibly even exceeds) my love for meat, I decided Meatsicle needed to branch out to include CHEESE related news as well. So, please enjoy the new Cheesy News section, and please, contribute your cheese/dairy related news items.
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| Space Age Meat Farms Soon To Be A Reality! |
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Wednesday, August 17 2005 @ 11:37 AM CDT, From: chris
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Wife complaining that you're tracking animal slurry all over the kitchen floor? Your worries may soon be over: your local abattoir may be going the way of the dodo!
Grow A Steak In That Unused Closet
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| Canned Meat: The Song |
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Monday, August 15 2005 @ 08:59 PM CDT, From: doug
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Okay, although this song makes we want to vomit up my steak and cheese sandwich, the title is as sweet as a can of SPAM. I'm wasn't surprised to discover that the band seems to be having trouble giving their CDs away. Can you believe it?
Note to the band: Okay, maybe that was a bit harsh, but on the other hand, at least I didn't mention my rectum.
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| Raw Meat Too Raw? |
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Tuesday, July 26 2005 @ 05:11 PM CDT, From: doug
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 Ananova has an article about an artist who filmed herself with her face covered in raw meat. Apparently vistors are complaining that they found it disgusting. The exhibit also contains videos of women urinating in the street, but as far as I can tell it's the meat face that's causing the uproar.
To me it just looks like a natural extension of Hats of Meat. Sort of like a leather face mask, but made from meat. Now that I'm thinking about it that way, it's kind of sexy, isn't it?
Thanks to Chris for the link. Note to Everyone: You do realize you can contribute these directly to the site, right?
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| Not Eating People |
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Wednesday, July 20 2005 @ 10:29 PM CDT, From: doug
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I was watching an old episode of The Tick just now, and it contained pretty much my favourite quote ever:
Perhaps, perhaps not eating people is the first step to making friends.
- Omnipitous, Devourer of Worlds
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| Meatsicle! |
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| HATS of MEAT |
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Sometime around April-May 2003, one of the great sites of the internet disappeared: HATS of MEAT. In order to provide this meaty entertainment to the masses, Meatsicle hosted a copy of the HATS of MEAT site that was recreated using the magic that is the internet.
However, in late 2005 the original HATS of MEAT came back into existence. And Steven Bean Levy who runs the site has now started to add new material. So that meat hat adventurers are provided the full experience, Meatsicle is now redirecting all HATS of MEAT traffic to the original site. Check out the new content on HATS of MEAT
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