Ways to cook a cat

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lookie dem eyballz! Dey's yella! dang right tasty too, I bet!
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I suppose today's way to cook a cat would be stuffed and roasted.
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**thinking of cat chip and cat dip recipes for the holidays**
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Cat chip and dip?

Anything like cow chips, Siggs?
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awip2062 wrote:Cat chip and dip?

Anything like cow chips, Siggs?
um...no. But it's got me thinkin'.....hahahaha
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Post by KaelMwithascrubbrush »

Raw and tenderized is good.

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