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Pat Flannery writes:


Peter Stickney wrote:

ITYM Llama for Peru, and Lama for Tibet, as in "The One-L Lama, he's a
Priest, the Two-L Llama, he's a Beast..."
But then again either/or both may have been on vacation/

According to a Hassidic Rabbi that I worked with, the Lama would,
indeed, be Kosher, under the proper circumstances.


If I'm reading you correctly, the Rabbi just endorsed cannibalism.
Uhm - yes, in fact. Under teh proper circumstances, of course.
(Like being trapped in a whaleboat after the Pequod gets sunk, or
flying half-way over the Andes - that sort of thing.

This sounds more Roman Catholic than Jewish.

Well, Roasting childrem was always more of a Calvinist conceit.

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Pete Stickney
A strong conviction that something must be done is the parent of many
bad measures. -- Daniel Webster