Holey Cow

[Ricardo]

I've seen something like that on the Rick Mercer TV show. I think he was doing a piece from a veterinary school or something legitimate like that.

It is an odd sight.

[Beegee]

Uhmm...gross. I wished I didn't watch the clip. I almost gagged. Hahaha!

[Ernest Rants]

Beef, chicken and pork by-products, meaning after they slaughter the animals for their good meats, the sirloins, chicken breasts, pork chops, etc, whatever is leftover is what goes into making Bologna, hot dogs, potted meat, Vienna sausages and other things. And keep in mind that they do not waste a single part of these animals... not their tongues, hooves, anything. So, to answer your question, yes, there is probably a small amount of cow, chicken and pig butthole in your bologna. However, there are brands where you can buy all beef hot dogs, bologna's and other processed meat products, and if you can get them where they don't say "mechanically separated" you can rest assure that you are actually eat beef, not butthole. Gross, I know, but very true.

Can you get me a Thai Bride?

[satanicdinosaurs]

Strange. I have never seen anything like that before in my life. I wonder how that hole came about, if it occured naturally or was inflicted by a human or some other creature? I wouldn't eat that cow. ugh.