I voted Other. If you eat any meat at all in today's culture, you're bound to have some feces in there. What's a little more? It's even been through a bevvy of industrial processes so you know its safe!

danbel1005

United States1319 Posts

June 18 2011 01:48 GMT

#262

Who would've thought that a shitty burger would cost 10 to 20 times more than a BigMac.
ONLY THIS DAYS ;; jeez...
"Yo waiter, can I have that shit plz? TO GO ^^"

jax1492

United States1632 Posts

June 18 2011 01:59 GMT

#263

wow ... just wow. I dont care what it tasted like i could not get past what its made of.

Pangpootata

1838 Posts

June 18 2011 02:02 GMT

#264

I think most negative responses are due to a mental block, because the meat came from excrement. But in terms of actual composition, it should not be different from normal meat (assuming competent scientists). Maybe once people get over their irrational fears, this idea would work out.

DeepElemBlues

United States5079 Posts

June 18 2011 02:03 GMT

#265

About what human tastes like, back in the 90s the New York Times food critic got some cadaver meat (thigh I think) and cooked it up and said it tasted like veal, just not as good.

KillemallCFH

United States45 Posts

June 18 2011 02:09 GMT

#266

On June 18 2011 04:05 Integra wrote:
This is nothing compared to what people eat when they consume hotdogs.

This.

I'd probably try it. This (literal) shit can't be worse than the (figurative) shit people eat all the time.

te3l

Canada126 Posts

June 18 2011 02:12 GMT

#267

I would try it. Even if it is shit as long its proven safe and taste decent I try it.

Shankapotamus

United States428 Posts

June 18 2011 02:19 GMT

#268

i just love how the refrigerator said shit burger on it

Spacekyod

United States818 Posts

June 18 2011 02:22 GMT

#269

If this is all i had left to survive on, then yeah, of course i'd eat it. But when the real thing is still abound and plentiful, you can keep your shit to yourself.

nFxion

United States57 Posts

June 18 2011 02:37 GMT

#270

That is just....wow. I dont know what to say.

**Also, dont let Bear Grylls find out about this**!!!!

EscapingJail

United States212 Posts

June 18 2011 02:48 GMT

#271

There is an anime that came out with a "story" similar to this awhile ago.

I cant remember the name.

Deleted_143

Australia256 Posts

June 18 2011 02:52 GMT

#272

--- Nuked ---

KissKiss

United Kingdom136 Posts

June 18 2011 03:00 GMT

#273

Yah, pretty sure if you are hungry enough you'll eat anything. The water you're drinking was piss, we fertilise our crops with shit...Once you realise its just chemicals its actually not hard to stomach imo.

nbaker

United States1341 Posts

June 18 2011 03:02 GMT

#274

This is such an interesting question to me. I think I would have to eat it, because honestly it's disgusting that I eat meat when meat is a major contributor to both world hunger and global warming. But yeah, my initial reaction is that it's pretty gross.

micronesia

United States24690 Posts

June 18 2011 03:04 GMT

#275

I mentioned this to my parents over dinner (lol) and my dad's comment: wouldn't this be better used for biofuel? The gas released by livestock isn't that big a deal since the carbon isn't being pulled out from deep underground... it's going in a cycle between animals and the environment. Not the case with fossil fuels...

Nethermind

New Zealand445 Posts

June 18 2011 03:10 GMT

#276

I've just undertaken some university study on wastewater treatment, specifically BOD and COD treatment methods. This is really interesting to read/see.

The problem is perception. But one thing easily changes perception very quickly - price. If meat proteins increase in demand as expected in the next 20 years (in line with rapidly expanding population growth in expanding economies ie India and Asia), world price levels for 'organic' meat may become out of reach for a large portion of the population that currently enjoy it. When that happens, people will look to alternatives, and unless other alternatives are found, perceptions are very likely to quickly change.

zTz

United States476 Posts

June 18 2011 03:14 GMT

#277

go figure..

Euronyme

Sweden3804 Posts

June 18 2011 03:15 GMT

#278

I recall my step father talking about when he worked at a slaughterhouse maybe 15 years ago.
He had to devide meat into different bins. One for waste, one for dog food, one for sausage and one for minced meat.
At the end of they his boss came in and took everything up a notch, so that the waste became dog food etc, and that shit was molded and fairly rotten.

This turd burger is probably a more healthy option than that fine hot dog ^^