Edwin Valero was at Pac's 30th bday - wtf?

[funks]

Per the title, seems like Pac and Edwin Valero are buddies or something - lol. He was invited to Pac's 30th bday celebration in the Phillipines along with David Diaz.

[KingChile]

yeah, so??

[Michelle21]

he wants to eat a fried Dog...

[funks]

Maybe there's a deal brewing between a Edwin Valero vs Michael Kitsadis.

Michael Kitsadis has an upcoming fight in Cebu no?

Doesn't that sound good? Valero's already moved up to Lightweight so maybe he's helping him get a shot at bigger money? If such a fight happens and Valero wins - it might be his ticket to getting a shot at the prize fighters.

[xcaret]

he wants to eat a fried Dog...

i heard he threw up

[funks]

I don't know wtf is up with the dog bs. It ain't a delicacy in the phillipines (it's taboo in mainstream filipino culture), maybe in Korea or some parts of China something. The only people that eat dog there are the drunk mofo's who don't have any money and can't afford pulutan. There's a law in the Phillipines called the Animal Welfare (1998) which prohibits killing dogs, cats and etc.

It's like saying the Mexicans eat dogs because it was a delicacy during Aztec times. The Aztecs historically bred dogs for human consumption.

I would also not eat any fuqing taco's in Mexico too - a guy named Ruben Cuellar of Veracruz-Boca del Rio killed dogs and sold the meat to local taco restaurants - lol.

[ferocity]

I don't know wtf is up with the dog bs. It ain't a delicacy in the phillipines (it's taboo in mainstream filipino culture), maybe in Korea or some parts of China something. The only people that eat dog there are the drunk mofo's who don't have any money and can't afford pulutan. There's a law in the Phillipines called the Animal Welfare (1998) which prohibits killing dogs, cats and etc.

It's like saying the Mexicans eat dogs because it was a delicacy during Aztec times. The Aztecs historically bred dogs for human consumption.

I would also not eat any fuqing taco's in Mexico too - a guy named Ruben Cuellar of Veracruz-Boca del Rio killed dogs and sold the meat to local taco restaurants - lol.

There was no dogs in Aztec times , untill the spanish brought them here.

You ****ers eat dog, just deal with it.

[funks]

WTF are you talking about, dogs are domesticated wolves. And find an area in the northern hemisphere where you won't find those.

In other words, North America had dogs way before the spanish set foot in the continent.

Herman Cortez reported that the Aztecs bred small gelded dogs called "Itzcuintlis" for eating and were sold in city markets. So yes, your ancestors ate dogs.

[Chups]

There was no dogs in Aztec times , untill the spanish brought them here.

You ****ers eat dog, just deal with it.

Don't be an idiot Ferocity, Mexicans eat the COLIMA dog. Search it out.

[Chups]

Here I found it for you.

http://www.gomanzanillo.com/features/dog/index.htm

Though in general domesticated animals played a much less important role in the pre-Columbian diet than in that of Europeans, ancient Mexicans cooked and ate escuincles, often prepared in green sauce and served with pigweed. (Pigweed, also known as amaranth, grows wild in North America. There are more than 60 species. The leaves have an extremely high vitamin and mineral content. Amaranth seed is at least as rich in protein as soybeans and contains amino acids essential to health, and can be ground like maize. The leaves can be picked when young and used as greens.)