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    for me the first question that emanates from this is WHY?

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    Quote Originally Posted by old kodger View Post
    for me the first question that emanates from this is WHY?
    To lock in the freshness to sell in a store.
    By vacuuming out most of the air the urchin can be preserved for an extended period of time. Plus when the customer is rummaging through the counter they won't be as likely to be pricked by the spines.
    It sounds crazy but people eat them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank S View Post
    To lock in the freshness to sell in a store.
    By vacuuming out most of the air the urchin can be preserved for an extended period of time. Plus when the customer is rummaging through the counter they won't be as likely to be pricked by the spines.
    It sounds crazy but people eat them.
    yeh I get that, And I must admit that when Gates and Fauce stated that we should eat grubs and insects, I was ok with that so long as the first two grubs were Gates and Fauce.

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    Quote Originally Posted by old kodger View Post
    yeh I get that, And I must admit that when Gates and Fauce stated that we should eat grubs and insects, I was ok with that so long as the first two grubs were Gates and Fauce.
    Just grind them up into soylent green and feed them to everyone in the current administration and both houses
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank S View Post
    Just grind them up into soylent green and feed them to everyone in the current administration and both houses
    Gee you're showing your age Frank, not too many people know about Soylent Green.
    You'll be quoting Logan's Run next.

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    Quote Originally Posted by old kodger View Post
    Gee you're showing your age Frank, not too many people know about Soylent Green.
    You'll be quoting Logan's Run next.
    I would probably be the guy who said I'm as old as my nose
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    I get that these things are literally dumb as rocks and unlikely to feel pain or fear. That said, it seems pretty f*ed up to vacuum seal a still-living creature into a little plastic baggie.



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