>>>>Somehow I doubt it.
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>>>>Sure- everybody knows that Turkey is a Thanksgiving meal, not a country with statesmen we can learn from ;-)
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>>>You probably already know this but turkeys were close to being the national bird way back when, in which case they would not have been on our dinner tables every Thanksgiving. We would have been eating eagles instead. (Gak). Ben Franklin is credited with changing the decision.
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>>Just think that other countries eat cats, dogs and rats. I think I will stick with Turkey.
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>But USA is famous for eating hot dogs!

And you do NOT want to know what is in there!

Coming out of college I interviewed with Hormel, a big American manufacturer of meat products made from cattle and hogs. On the second interview a group of us were taken on a plant tour. When we went by the "hot dog highway" -- a HUGE wall of hot dogs being cooked before being deposited into their retail packages -- I asked the tour guide if hot dogs were the end of the line, the last possible commercial use. "Oh, no," he said. "Hot dogs are like filet mignon compared to sausage."

Wow, that was appetizing.