http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footbal......ers.html


Are there any children's entertainers in Phoenix, Arizona?

Will this catch on?

Is it likely to become the fashionable children's party food on the BBQ this summer?

Please test and report back.

Tony
That reminds me of when my oldest daughter was young she saw a package from the grocery store and said to me "ohh I don't want to eat Lion chops daddy". I looked at the package and it sais loin chops. Some stories you never forget.

My old friend, the illusionist Fred Van Buren, at the age of four or five came racing home from some shopping for his mother and announcing that the butcher was selling elephant meat! In fact, it was a poster in the butcher's window advertising a circus!!

Lots more will be found on the video - The Van Buren Story reviewed here:

http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewt......um=111&0

"Susan Cooper, a regular customer at the restaurant and an animal-rights activist, told the Arizona Republic: "I'm thoroughly disgusted to say the least. What's next? Dogs? Cats?"
....she believes in animal rights, excluding cattle, then?
:)

Here's a follow-up on the story with an interview with the restaurant owner. It seems the lion meat may not be "fair game" nor USDA inspected as he had been led to believe after all.

http://www.azcentral.com/community/mesa/......esa.html

The above story also notes that: In South Africa, lion meat is shunned and animal welfare activists expressed shock at the burgers served in Phoenix. Mike Cadman, a wildlife research journalist based in Johannesburg, describes the eating of lion meat as a "bizarre craze" practiced by those who want to try it because it is not illegal.

I'm sorry, lion meat? I would never go to the place. Just the idea is gross.