Would you drink "Tiger Wine - Made in China"

[Vonkhan]

China criticised for 'tiger wine'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6566507.stm

Those who drink the wine believe it makes them strong.

Chinese delegates at the International Tiger Symposium in Nepal are arguing for the lifting of a current ban on the trade in tiger bones and skins.

Quick, how about some Panda stew next?

 

[newb111]

No.

 

[randay]

unleaded?

 

[Drako]

Wow, that's disgusting!

No, I would not drink it .

 

[pontifex]

where's the poll?

no i would not. sounds disgusting.

 

[invidia]

Only if it makes me go SSJ2

 

[Phoenix86]

Not only no, but HELL NO.

 

[dennilfloss]

Will it make you "Beat her womb with your new big rod, so that she knows who wears the pants!"?:laugh:

 

[GuitarDaddy]

I saw a show on this the other day, very strange. They put snakes, and all other manner of things in the bottles including a bear:Q and some of the larger bottles with large animals in them cost thousands of dollars

 

[Balt]

Just because it's full of heavy metals doesn't mean it will make you strong.

 

[JulesMaximus]

There is no way in hell I'd drink that. :thumbsdown:

 

[sdifox]

Old Chinese forklore says you gain the strength of a particular animal by eating them. Most of the extinct animal in China died because of human consumption. Most of them are supposed to increase potency. They should just sell Viagra at cost and this problem will fix itself.

 

[OutHouse]

it still amazes me people still believe this crap.

 

[jagec]

<anarch> A restaurant in northeastern China that advertised illegal tiger meat dishes was found instead to be selling donkey flesh _ marinated in tiger urine, a newspaper reported Thursday.
<anarch> cant wait to go to china!
<Landslide> SOUNDS GRRRRREEEAAT

 

[torpid]

Ugh... pork kidneys and blood cakes are one thing, but this is downright revolting.

 

[lokiju]

WTF do the Chinese insist of destroying tigers in this day and age for pure myths?

Sad really