Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-Chinese-r estaurant-abducted-farm.html

A social media famous dog was allegedly served up as a dish in a Chinese re staurant after being kidnapped from a farm and slaughtered.

Chinese travel influencer Guo and his eight-year-old Border Collie, Chutou,
were internet stars and together they amassed more than 1.5 million follow
ers on Douyin, the country?s version of TikTok.

The canine accompanied his owner for years on journeys across China, from c amping trips on snowy mountains to deserts, often guarding him outside his tent at night.

According to South China Morning Post (SCMP), which first published the sto
ry, Guo recently left Chutou at home with his parents, to embark on a solo road trip in Georgia.

But the dog went missing on May 11, the outlet claimed, with surveillance f ootage allegedly showing two strangers taking him away on an electric bike.

On May 26, Guo - who had returned to China to search for the dog - located
the man accused of stealing Chutou, and purportedly offered him 10,000 yuan
(œ1,100) for the animal?s return.

The man said he mistook Chutou for a stray, SCMP claimed, but Guo refused t
he explanation - highlighting that the dog had been wearing a collar and GP
S tracker.

Guo was later told that Chutou had been sold to a restaurant serving dog me
at for 180 yuan (œ20), and that his loving pet had been eaten, accordi
ng to the outlet.

'The dog is dead, so stop making a fuss. I did not break the law,' the man
who allegedly sold the dog said, according to SCMP.

Guo apparently confronted the restaurant worker who slaughtered Chutou, hop
ing to recover his remains or fur.

'The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago,' the butcher allegedly replie
d.

Guo first bought Chutou in 2018 from a street vendor, paying over 2,000 yua
n (œ221) when the puppy was just three months old.

The dog became known for his intelligence, energy and gentle temperament ac ross videos he appeared in on social media.

A devastated Guo purportedly reported the incident to the police and submit
ted evidence of Chutou?s market value, hoping the case would lead t
o criminal charges.

Police in Ningling County in Henan province have opened an investigation, a ccording to the outlet HK01.

The case sparked widespread outrage online, renewing debate over China?
??s dog meat trade.

One social media user wrote: 'I cried while watching Chutou?s old v
ideos. Such a bright, living soul ended so tragically.

'Those who stole, killed and ate him must pay.'



--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

On Tue, 9 Jun 2026 09:17:53 -0600, Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> wrote:

Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-Chinese-restaurant-abducted-farm.html

A social media famous dog was allegedly served up as a dish in a Chinese restaurant after being kidnapped from a farm and slaughtered.

Chinese travel influencer Guo and his eight-year-old Border Collie, Chutou, were internet stars and together they amassed more than 1.5 million followers on Douyin, the country?s version of TikTok.

The canine accompanied his owner for years on journeys across China, from camping trips on snowy mountains to deserts, often guarding him outside his tent at night.

According to South China Morning Post (SCMP), which first published the story, Guo recently left Chutou at home with his parents, to embark on a solo road trip in Georgia.

But the dog went missing on May 11, the outlet claimed, with surveillance footage allegedly showing two strangers taking him away on an electric bike.

On May 26, Guo - who had returned to China to search for the dog - located the man accused of stealing Chutou, and purportedly offered him 10,000 yuan (?1,100) for the animal?s return.

The man said he mistook Chutou for a stray, SCMP claimed, but Guo refused the explanation - highlighting that the dog had been wearing a collar and GPS tracker.

Guo was later told that Chutou had been sold to a restaurant serving dog meat for 180 yuan (?20), and that his loving pet had been eaten, according to the outlet.

'The dog is dead, so stop making a fuss. I did not break the law,' the man who allegedly sold the dog said, according to SCMP.

Guo apparently confronted the restaurant worker who slaughtered Chutou, hoping to recover his remains or fur.

'The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago,' the butcher allegedly replied.

Guo first bought Chutou in 2018 from a street vendor, paying over 2,000 yuan (?221) when the puppy was just three months old.

The dog became known for his intelligence, energy and gentle temperament across videos he appeared in on social media.

A devastated Guo purportedly reported the incident to the police and submitted evidence of Chutou?s market value, hoping the case would lead to criminal charges.

Police in Ningling County in Henan province have opened an investigation, according to the outlet HK01.

The case sparked widespread outrage online, renewing debate over China?s dog meat trade.

One social media user wrote: 'I cried while watching Chutou?s old videos. Such a bright, living soul ended so tragically.

'Those who stole, killed and ate him must pay.'

They deserve to die in the most gruesome way imaginable.

--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> posted:

Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-Chinese-restaurant-abducted-farm.html

A social media famous dog was allegedly served up as a dish in a Chinese restaurant after being kidnapped from a farm and slaughtered.

Chinese travel influencer Guo and his eight-year-old Border Collie, Chutou, were internet stars and together they amassed more than 1.5 million followers on Douyin, the country?s version of TikTok.

The canine accompanied his owner for years on journeys across China, from camping trips on snowy mountains to deserts, often guarding him outside his tent at night.

According to South China Morning Post (SCMP), which first published the story, Guo recently left Chutou at home with his parents, to embark on a solo road trip in Georgia.

But the dog went missing on May 11, the outlet claimed, with surveillance footage allegedly showing two strangers taking him away on an electric bike.

On May 26, Guo - who had returned to China to search for the dog - located the man accused of stealing Chutou, and purportedly offered him 10,000 yuan (œ1,100) for the animal?s return.

The man said he mistook Chutou for a stray, SCMP claimed, but Guo refused the explanation - highlighting that the dog had been wearing a collar and GPS tracker.

Guo was later told that Chutou had been sold to a restaurant serving dog meat for 180 yuan (œ20), and that his loving pet had been eaten, according to the outlet.

'The dog is dead, so stop making a fuss. I did not break the law,' the man who allegedly sold the dog said, according to SCMP.

Guo apparently confronted the restaurant worker who slaughtered Chutou, hoping to recover his remains or fur.

'The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago,' the butcher allegedly replied.

Guo first bought Chutou in 2018 from a street vendor, paying over 2,000 yuan (œ221) when the puppy was just three months old.

The dog became known for his intelligence, energy and gentle temperament across videos he appeared in on social media.

A devastated Guo purportedly reported the incident to the police and submitted evidence of Chutou?s market value, hoping the case would lead to criminal charges.

Police in Ningling County in Henan province have opened an investigation, according to the outlet HK01.

The case sparked widespread outrage online, renewing debate over China?s dog meat trade.

One social media user wrote: 'I cried while watching Chutou?s old videos. Such a bright, living soul ended so tragically.

'Those who stole, killed and ate him must pay.'

The voyagers to Hawaii over 1000 years ago brought chickens, pigs, and dogs, with
them on their travels. I don't think the dogs accompanied the Hawaiians because they were great companions. I suppose they might have been - but I doubt it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/bFpN9y8GBRdbVFD17






--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

On Tue, 09 Jun 2026 09:57:37 -0700
Folterer des dicken Mannes <klaus.schadenfreude-streichen@gmail.com>
wrote:

On Tue, 9 Jun 2026 09:17:53 -0600, Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> wrote:

Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-Chines

e-restaurant-abducted-farm.html

A social media famous dog was allegedly served up as a dish in a
Chinese restaurant after being kidnapped from a farm and slaughtered.

Chinese travel influencer Guo and his eight-year-old Border Collie,
Chutou, were internet stars and together they amassed more than 1.5
million followers on Douyin, the country?s version of TikTok.

The canine accompanied his owner for years on journeys across China,
from camping trips on snowy mountains to deserts, often guarding him >outside his tent at night.

According to South China Morning Post (SCMP), which first published
the story, Guo recently left Chutou at home with his parents, to
embark on a solo road trip in Georgia.

But the dog went missing on May 11, the outlet claimed, with
surveillance footage allegedly showing two strangers taking him away
on an electric bike.

On May 26, Guo - who had returned to China to search for the dog -
located the man accused of stealing Chutou, and purportedly offered
him 10,000 yuan (œ1,100) for the animal?s return.

The man said he mistook Chutou for a stray, SCMP claimed, but Guo
refused the explanation - highlighting that the dog had been wearing
a collar and GPS tracker.

Guo was later told that Chutou had been sold to a restaurant serving
dog meat for 180 yuan (œ20), and that his loving pet had been eaten, >according to the outlet.

'The dog is dead, so stop making a fuss. I did not break the law,'
the man who allegedly sold the dog said, according to SCMP.

Guo apparently confronted the restaurant worker who slaughtered
Chutou, hoping to recover his remains or fur.

'The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago,' the butcher allegedly >replied.

Guo first bought Chutou in 2018 from a street vendor, paying over
2,000 yuan (œ221) when the puppy was just three months old.

The dog became known for his intelligence, energy and gentle
temperament across videos he appeared in on social media.

A devastated Guo purportedly reported the incident to the police and >submitted evidence of Chutou?s market value, hoping the case wou

ld

lead to criminal charges.

Police in Ningling County in Henan province have opened an
investigation, according to the outlet HK01.

The case sparked widespread outrage online, renewing debate over
China?s dog meat trade.

One social media user wrote: 'I cried while watching Chutou?s old
videos. Such a bright, living soul ended so tragically.

'Those who stole, killed and ate him must pay.'

They deserve to die in the most gruesome way imaginable.

+1

Why yes, yes they most certainly do!



--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

On Tue, 09 Jun 2026 18:44:07 GMT
dsi1 <user4746@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> posted:

Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-Chine

se-restaurant-abducted-farm.html

A social media famous dog was allegedly served up as a dish in a
Chinese restaurant after being kidnapped from a farm and
slaughtered.

Chinese travel influencer Guo and his eight-year-old Border Collie,
Chutou, were internet stars and together they amassed more than 1.5
million followers on Douyin, the country?s version of TikTok.

The canine accompanied his owner for years on journeys across
China, from camping trips on snowy mountains to deserts, often
guarding him outside his tent at night.

According to South China Morning Post (SCMP), which first published
the story, Guo recently left Chutou at home with his parents, to
embark on a solo road trip in Georgia.

But the dog went missing on May 11, the outlet claimed, with
surveillance footage allegedly showing two strangers taking him
away on an electric bike.

On May 26, Guo - who had returned to China to search for the dog -
located the man accused of stealing Chutou, and purportedly offered
him 10,000 yuan (œ1,100) for the animal?s return.

The man said he mistook Chutou for a stray, SCMP claimed, but Guo
refused the explanation - highlighting that the dog had been
wearing a collar and GPS tracker.

Guo was later told that Chutou had been sold to a restaurant
serving dog meat for 180 yuan (œ20), and that his loving pet had
been eaten, according to the outlet.

'The dog is dead, so stop making a fuss. I did not break the law,'
the man who allegedly sold the dog said, according to SCMP.

Guo apparently confronted the restaurant worker who slaughtered
Chutou, hoping to recover his remains or fur.

'The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago,' the butcher
allegedly replied.

Guo first bought Chutou in 2018 from a street vendor, paying over
2,000 yuan (œ221) when the puppy was just three months old.

The dog became known for his intelligence, energy and gentle
temperament across videos he appeared in on social media.

A devastated Guo purportedly reported the incident to the police
and submitted evidence of Chutou?s market value, hoping the case
would lead to criminal charges.

Police in Ningling County in Henan province have opened an
investigation, according to the outlet HK01.

The case sparked widespread outrage online, renewing debate over
China?s dog meat trade.

One social media user wrote: 'I cried while watching Chutou?s o

ld

videos. Such a bright, living soul ended so tragically.

'Those who stole, killed and ate him must pay.'

The voyagers to Hawaii over 1000 years ago brought chickens, pigs,
and dogs, with them on their travels. I don't think the dogs
accompanied the Hawaiians because they were great companions. I
suppose they might have been - but I doubt it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/bFpN9y8GBRdbVFD17

:-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMsYyb9eNdM


--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

On Tue, 9 Jun 2026 09:17:53 -0600, Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> wrote:

Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-Chinese-restaurant-abducted-farm.html

[...]

Holy [expletive deleted]!
If they wish to eat dog, they can buy the meat of dogs raised for
the purpose of being food.
And there are dogs raised for just that purpose in China.
Certainly in Beijing. We saw it in the markets. We did not partake of
any dog meat.

--
When the world ends, there'll be no more air.
That's why it's important to pollute the air now. Before it's too
late. :)

--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

On Wed, 10 Jun 2026 00:33:56 -0700
KenitoBenito <Kenito@Benito.too> wrote:

On Tue, 9 Jun 2026 09:17:53 -0600, Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> wrote:

Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-Chinese-restaurant-abducted-farm.html

[...]

Holy [expletive deleted]!
If they wish to eat dog, they can buy the meat of dogs raised for
the purpose of being food.
And there are dogs raised for just that purpose in China.
Certainly in Beijing. We saw it in the markets. We did not partake of
any dog meat.

This clearly had larger implications than a mere meal:

"The man said he mistook Chutou for a stray, SCMP claimed, but Guo
refused the explanation - highlighting that the dog had been wearing a
collar and GPS tracker.

'The dog is dead, so stop making a fuss. I did not break the law,' the man who allegedly sold the dog said, according to SCMP.

Guo apparently confronted the restaurant worker who slaughtered Chutou, hoping to recover his remains or fur.

'The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago,' the butcher allegedly
replied."

Remember when the Chinese were killing our pets with corrupted treats
and foods?

https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/outbreaks-and-advisories/fda-investigates-animal-illnesses-linked-jerky-pet-treats



--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> posted:

On Tue, 09 Jun 2026 18:44:07 GMT
dsi1 <user4746@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> posted:

Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-Chinese-restaurant-abducted-farm.html

A social media famous dog was allegedly served up as a dish in a
Chinese restaurant after being kidnapped from a farm and
slaughtered.

Chinese travel influencer Guo and his eight-year-old Border Collie, Chutou, were internet stars and together they amassed more than 1.5 million followers on Douyin, the country?s version of TikTok.

The canine accompanied his owner for years on journeys across
China, from camping trips on snowy mountains to deserts, often
guarding him outside his tent at night.

According to South China Morning Post (SCMP), which first published
the story, Guo recently left Chutou at home with his parents, to
embark on a solo road trip in Georgia.

But the dog went missing on May 11, the outlet claimed, with
surveillance footage allegedly showing two strangers taking him
away on an electric bike.

On May 26, Guo - who had returned to China to search for the dog - located the man accused of stealing Chutou, and purportedly offered
him 10,000 yuan (œ1,100) for the animal?s return.

The man said he mistook Chutou for a stray, SCMP claimed, but Guo
refused the explanation - highlighting that the dog had been
wearing a collar and GPS tracker.

Guo was later told that Chutou had been sold to a restaurant
serving dog meat for 180 yuan (œ20), and that his loving pet had
been eaten, according to the outlet.

'The dog is dead, so stop making a fuss. I did not break the law,'
the man who allegedly sold the dog said, according to SCMP.

Guo apparently confronted the restaurant worker who slaughtered
Chutou, hoping to recover his remains or fur.

'The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago,' the butcher
allegedly replied.

Guo first bought Chutou in 2018 from a street vendor, paying over
2,000 yuan (œ221) when the puppy was just three months old.

The dog became known for his intelligence, energy and gentle
temperament across videos he appeared in on social media.

A devastated Guo purportedly reported the incident to the police
and submitted evidence of Chutou?s market value, hoping the case
would lead to criminal charges.

Police in Ningling County in Henan province have opened an
investigation, according to the outlet HK01.

The case sparked widespread outrage online, renewing debate over
China?s dog meat trade.

One social media user wrote: 'I cried while watching Chutou?s old
videos. Such a bright, living soul ended so tragically.

'Those who stole, killed and ate him must pay.'

The voyagers to Hawaii over 1000 years ago brought chickens, pigs,
and dogs, with them on their travels. I don't think the dogs
accompanied the Hawaiians because they were great companions. I
suppose they might have been - but I doubt it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/bFpN9y8GBRdbVFD17

:-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMsYyb9eNdM

America has its own sacred cows. Dogs and cats, maybe octopussys. Some folks have pigs as pets although they probably still indulge in a little bacon for breakfast. I find chickens to be cute and amusing but I still like a piece of fried chicken occasionally. One day, we'll all be food - more or less. Speaking of cute, here's old Bessie - a most excellent cow that's gone to meet her maker.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/x44vwnzNfUSkxQkR7








--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

On Wed, 10 Jun 2026 17:09:28 GMT
dsi1 <user4746@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> posted:

On Tue, 09 Jun 2026 18:44:07 GMT
dsi1 <user4746@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> posted:

Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-C

hinese-restaurant-abducted-farm.html

A social media famous dog was allegedly served up as a dish in a Chinese restaurant after being kidnapped from a farm and
slaughtered.

Chinese travel influencer Guo and his eight-year-old Border
Collie, Chutou, were internet stars and together they amassed
more than 1.5 million followers on Douyin, the country?s
version of TikTok.

The canine accompanied his owner for years on journeys across
China, from camping trips on snowy mountains to deserts, often
guarding him outside his tent at night.

According to South China Morning Post (SCMP), which first
published the story, Guo recently left Chutou at home with his
parents, to embark on a solo road trip in Georgia.

But the dog went missing on May 11, the outlet claimed, with surveillance footage allegedly showing two strangers taking him
away on an electric bike.

On May 26, Guo - who had returned to China to search for the
dog - located the man accused of stealing Chutou, and
purportedly offered him 10,000 yuan (œ1,100) for the animal?

??s

return.

The man said he mistook Chutou for a stray, SCMP claimed, but
Guo refused the explanation - highlighting that the dog had been wearing a collar and GPS tracker.

Guo was later told that Chutou had been sold to a restaurant
serving dog meat for 180 yuan (œ20), and that his loving pet h

ad

been eaten, according to the outlet.

'The dog is dead, so stop making a fuss. I did not break the
law,' the man who allegedly sold the dog said, according to
SCMP.

Guo apparently confronted the restaurant worker who slaughtered
Chutou, hoping to recover his remains or fur.

'The hair was thrown in the rubbish long ago,' the butcher
allegedly replied.

Guo first bought Chutou in 2018 from a street vendor, paying
over 2,000 yuan (œ221) when the puppy was just three months ol

d.

The dog became known for his intelligence, energy and gentle temperament across videos he appeared in on social media.

A devastated Guo purportedly reported the incident to the police
and submitted evidence of Chutou?s market value, hoping the

case

would lead to criminal charges.

Police in Ningling County in Henan province have opened an investigation, according to the outlet HK01.

The case sparked widespread outrage online, renewing debate over China?s dog meat trade.

One social media user wrote: 'I cried while watching Chutou?

?s

old videos. Such a bright, living soul ended so tragically.

'Those who stole, killed and ate him must pay.'

The voyagers to Hawaii over 1000 years ago brought chickens, pigs,
and dogs, with them on their travels. I don't think the dogs
accompanied the Hawaiians because they were great companions. I
suppose they might have been - but I doubt it.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/bFpN9y8GBRdbVFD17

:-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMsYyb9eNdM

America has its own sacred cows. Dogs and cats, maybe octopussys.
Some folks have pigs as pets although they probably still indulge in
a little bacon for breakfast.

No doubt:

https://nypost.com/2000/04/13/case-of-the-murdered-porker-settled-by-judge- jerry-justice-for-a-pig-in-the-city-all-that-was-left-of-tiny-boo-was-a-pil e-of-raw-meat/

It was a long way from the Land of Enchantment, but the change of venue
didn?t help Bertola beat the lawsuit brought by his neighbor, Sadie
Emerson, whose Vietnamese pot-bellied pig, Tiny Boo, he fatally shot
when it wandered onto his property March 14.

Yesterday, in the courtroom studio of ?The People?s Court
? on the eighth floor of 401 Fifth Avenue, before an audience of 60
spectators, Bertola testified that he mistook the year-old, 50-pound anima
l for a dangerous type of wild boar called a javelina that roams the mounta
ins and ranchlands around his five-acre spread near Deming, N.M.

When the pig, which had somehow escaped from an electrified pen in Emerson
?s backyard, came within 50 feet of Bertola?s house, he say
s he feared the animal would attack his two small daughters. He ran into hi
s house to grab a rifle and shot the pig three times from close range.

He later cut off its head, skinned it, and invited neighbors to come over a
nd take a look. When Emerson drove up with her three-year-old son, all that
was left of Tiny Boo was a pile of raw meat. She says Bertola even offered
her some.

Bertola told Judge Sheindlin he skinned Tiny Boo because he wanted to show
his neighbors how big the animal was that he killed. The judge didn?
?t buy it. ?When the plaintiff came upon the scene and saw the me
at ? not even her pet, but saw the meat that used to be her pet!
? and the head of her animal separated, it is then, sir, that you s
tarted making up all of these excuses,? the judge scolded. ?
?You don?t show the size of an animal by reducing its size ?
? that doesn?t make sense!?

Judge Sheindlin awarded the plaintiff $75 for the cost of the pig and then tacked on $2,500 in punitive damages (to be paid by the show, not the defen dant).

Afterwards, in an interview in the hallway with ?The People?
?s Court?s?
Curt Chaplin, Emerson said she hoped the verdict would ?teach peopl
e to
respect animals.?

Published April 12, 2000,

Of course people that murder animals have no real respect for ANY form
of life - even human:

https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/443539014/

Law & Justice
Conviction Upheld in Murder Case

Rape-murderers:
Robert Bertola,
Valente Balderama

Young victim:
Stacy Milligan

https://www.demingheadlight.com/2017/12/12/healing-house-mends-wounds-of-do mestic-abuse/

Stacy lynn Milligan
Birth
19 Oct 1975 - Deming, Luna, New Mexico, USA
Death
10 Aug 2000 - Deming North, Luna, New Mexico, USA

4 months later his slap on the wrist says it all for pseudo-tv-justice,
eh?

I find chickens to be cute and amusing
but I still like a piece of fried chicken occasionally.

Ditto.

One day,
we'll all be food - more or less. Speaking of cute, here's old Bessie
- a most excellent cow that's gone to meet her maker.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/x44vwnzNfUSkxQkR7

At least she wasn't gang-aped and neaten to death with a blunt
instrument, right?


--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

On Wed, 10 Jun 2026 00:33:56 -0700
KenitoBenito <Kenito@Benito.too> wrote:

On Tue, 9 Jun 2026 09:17:53 -0600, Jonny Cake <cjb@mo.ar> wrote:

Prepare to weep a little more:

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-15884849/Famous-dog-served-Chinese-restaurant-abducted-farm.html

[...]

Holy [expletive deleted]!
If they wish to eat dog, they can buy the meat of dogs raised for
the purpose of being food.
And there are dogs raised for just that purpose in China.
Certainly in Beijing. We saw it in the markets. We did not partake of
any dog meat.

God Bless you.


--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

big dutch baby <hear@me.whine> posted

At least she wasn't gang-aped and neaten to death with a blunt
instrument, right?

I don't know. Maybe she was but I had nothing to do with it.


--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)

On Wed, 10 Jun 2026 20:34:07 GMT
dsi1 <user4746@newsgrouper.org.invalid> wrote:

big dutch baby <hear@me.whine> posted

At least she wasn't gang-aped and neaten to death with a blunt
instrument, right?

I don't know. Maybe she was but I had nothing to do with it.

Do you still own a white van maybe?

%-0


--- PyGate Linux v1.5.15
* Origin: Dragon's Lair, PyGate NNTP<>Fido Gate (3:633/10)