I'm a Celebrity 2021

[levtweeney]

Originally Posted by Nicksgirl

Yep and that is what I am doing turning off, I dont get amusement in seeing a womb being eaten..
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I have to agree with you, we thought it was pretty poor taste to be honest. It just sounded wrong on a subconscious level.

We’re also finding it all a little doom and gloom. We used to love the sunshine from Australia but this dark and dingy setting is actually making me depressed watching it. I know that is no ones fault but just how we’re feeling about it all.

I won’t really watch the rest of the series but it will be on as the wife still likes Ant and Dec but I’ll probably read and just look up when something interesting happens.

[Stan1805]

Originally Posted by Dinglebert

I have a feeling Danny Miller is using the Jordan North playbook to get himself attention.

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Yip he is a good actor so not convinced he was dreading the trial. The drink went down very quickly and without hesitation when it was to win the game.

[bonnies mum]

Originally Posted by Lindaelaine

Different parts of an animals body are a delicacy in certain countries, the animal has already been slaughtered for food,
I felt the eating of live insects in the jungle was cruel but then they get eaten by predators all the time.
When your feelings are that strong it's better to turn the channel over as it was well documented what the trial was going to be.

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If, as I do, you enjoy a nice chop, steak or some chicken, then really eating something like a uterus or nose isn’t as horrific as it sounds. The bits on offer might be a bit tough or grisly but at the end of the day us meat eaters are happily eating another creatures dead flesh.

[Nicksgirl]

Originally Posted by bonnies mum

If, as I do, you enjoy a nice chop, steak or some chicken, then really eating something like a uterus or nose isn’t as horrific as it sounds. The bits on offer might be a bit tough or grisly but at the end of the day us meat eaters are happily eating another creatures dead flesh.

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Really you would eat some animals womb and think that was okay ?

[EssexSue]

Originally Posted by Nicksgirl

Really you would eat some animals womb and think that was okay ?

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I have a nasty feeling those of us who eat sausages probably already have.

[ScoopsAhoy]

Originally Posted by bonnies mum

If, as I do, you enjoy a nice chop, steak or some chicken, then really eating something like a uterus or nose isn’t as horrific as it sounds. The bits on offer might be a bit tough or grisly but at the end of the day us meat eaters are happily eating another creatures dead flesh.

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Yep, I don’t understand how people don’t get that.
It makes zero difference which bits are eaten as at the end of the day it’s more of a shame that animals are killed and only a small amount of them are used, it’s a waste of that poor animal.

[Megandllsmum]

Originally Posted by EssexSue

I have a nasty feeling those of us who eat sausages probably already have.

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And you know what they say go in rissoles

[Lindaelaine]

Originally Posted by Nicksgirl

Really you would eat some animals womb and think that was okay ?

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Some mothers eat their placenta, it's called Placentophagy.
The Chinese are known to eat every part of an animal.
I just find it a bit hypocritical to think it vile to eat one part of an animal when you are sat eating another part .

[Pumpkin Pie]

Originally Posted by EssexSue

I have a nasty feeling those of us who eat sausages probably already have.

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I agree - I always think of what is in the cheap Greggs sausage rolls.

Those who have dogs will probably be feeding them every animal part you can think of.

[Pumpkin Pie]

Originally Posted by Lindaelaine

Some mothers eat their placenta, it's called Placentophagy.
The Chinese are known to eat every part of an animal.
I just find it a bit hypocritical to think it vile to eat one part of an animal when you are sat eating another part .

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I’ve seen a cow eat the placenta straight after she gave birth while on a farm visit.