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Do lobsters have feelings?
"OmManiPadmeOmelet" > wrote in message
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> In article >,
> "Doug Kanter" > wrote:
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>> "Puester" > wrote in message
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>> > wrote:
>> >> Do lobsters have feelings? The reason that I axe is that on a cooking
>> >> show recently(Mike Smiths') a live lobster was steamed to death. It
>> >> was put into a pot with a little water and then covered and the heat
>> >> turned on. Did this lobster suffer for a long time?
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>> > No. It pretended it was in a sauna after Mike whispered
>> > the suggestion into its ear.
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>> > I forgive you for axe-ing.
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>> > In my experience lobsters feel depression, submersion,
>> > sadness, grief, elation (many are bi-polar)and orgasm.
>> > No pain, no regrets, no tension, and surprisingly,
>> > no lack of taste.
>> >
>> > gloria p
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>> They urinate near other lobsters to attract a mate. That's almost as
>> weird
>> as being stuck on a Greyhound bus next to Sheldon on a long trip.
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> <snork>
> Glad I was done eating when I read this......... ;-D
> --
> Peace, Om.
Seriously, get that book I mentioned. It's full of interesting useless facts
like that. You won't be able to put it down.
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