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Old 12-02-2001, 10:34 PM
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...eaten dog food? I at a piece once when I was younger, it wasn't the soft kind, but the hard crunchy kind. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Has anyone else ever tried it?
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Do Milk bone dog bones count? If so ummmmm guilty as charge
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My parents' dog's food looks just like corned beef hash. I always wanted to fry some, but never did.
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Milk bones aren't bad. But the best are those bone marrow thingys with that are kinda like fig Newtons, but with wierd red stuff in the middle. Yummy
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Old 12-02-2001, 10:58 PM
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Naw, I've never had any pets but I have tried fish food Mmmm, Mmmm, Good! Yummy! :apuke:
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Shall I be the one to point out that only men are posting in this thread??? Hmm...well, that would explain a lot of things.
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That's gross!! No I've NEVER eaten pet food. :apuke:
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Now I've never even attempted to eat cat food, that stuff is just gross. But dogs are smart; they eat yummy stuff
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Hahaha this thread is getting down to that "we found another rock layer let's dig a little deeper".

All I can say is don't knock it until you have tried it, though i will not do it now. I did that when I was like 10 just for kicks but them damn milk bones were bloody crunchy and good. :smoker2:
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I ate a piece of dog biscuit before. It's not like it's poison and it's not even disgusting. People say it's nasty only because it's dog food. It tastes like a cracker or something, not vomit inducing or anything.
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I did when I was younger. It wasn't that bad but my dog didn't like me eating his food. After that, I started drinking water from his dish. Slurp Slurp. j/k
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Cant say I've ever tried dog food.
It's got lots of nutrients. A lot of women think we're dogs, so we should try to play the role and eat some Purina.
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