From: gts (gts_2000@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Apr 17 2003 - 22:00:08 MDT
Spike66 wrote:
> Damien Sullivan wrote:
>>
>> You'd think if we made a living at scavenging kills that we'd be
>> better at eating meat which has started to go bad. We don't seem
>> adapted to eating meat with a lot of bacteria on it. Unless
>> 'scavenge' means "chase lions away from fresh kills".
>>
>> -xx- Damien X-)
>
> Not necessarily, and yes, scavenge can mean chasing the
> lions and hyenas with flaming branches. Animals won't
> mess with an ape carrying a flame.
I was going to mention also that we are actually relatively well-adapted to
"turned" meat, even if we prefer not to eat it. Pepper originated as a fancy
expensive imported spice used by only by the wealthiest Europeans for the
purpose of making turned meat more palatable.
-gts
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