Do you kill lobsters/crabs before boiling

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[Post New]09/09/2020 23:06
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:There's a lobster place in Southwest Harbor Maine that claims to get lobsters high before boiling them


How?
[Post New]09/09/2020 23:27
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Anonymous
yes - it’s easy to find videos and is more humane.
[Post New]09/09/2020 23:51
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Anonymous
Yes. More humane.
[Post New]09/10/2020 00:35
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Put them in the pot live. Put water/beer and steam them.

Another option is talk to them until they die then cook.


Or read them the DCUM forum threads. Who knew lobsters could kill themselves?
[Post New]09/10/2020 10:52
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There's a lobster place in Southwest Harbor Maine that claims to get lobsters high before boiling them


How?


Blowing smoke up their arse.
[Post New]09/10/2020 10:53
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Yes. More humane.


You are literally eating them.
[Post New]09/10/2020 22:14
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Put them in the pot live. Put water/beer and steam them.

Another option is talk to them until they die then cook.


Or read them the DCUM forum threads. Who knew lobsters could kill themselves?


Lol!!
[Post New]09/11/2020 08:32
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Anonymous
Come on people. It takes only a moment to kill them humanely before dropping them in boiling water. Golden rule.
[Post New]09/12/2020 17:13
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Come on people. It takes only a moment to kill them humanely before dropping them in boiling water. Golden rule.


+1
[Post New]09/12/2020 17:14
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Yes. More humane.


You are literally eating them.


If you're going to kill them in order to eat them, it's better to minimize suffering.
[Post New]03/10/2022 04:59
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Anonymous
Boiling lobsters alive has been outlawed in the United States since at least 1999.

It may be more gruesome for YOU to split the head in half before boiling, but it's kinder for the lobster to do so. Refusing to do so is lazy and makes you sick with no compassion.
[Post New]03/10/2022 06:15
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No.

Do lions make sure they humanely kill their prey before they rip them to shreds? We are animals. Eat to survive. I don't lose sleep over it.
the do actually. They go for the jugular. Doesn’t happen everytime and I’m sure there are nature shows showing otherwise. But wild animals do not intentionally torture their prey. They go for the neck/jugular for a quick kill so they can eat.,
[Post New]03/11/2022 12:10
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Anonymous
No
[Post New]03/11/2022 12:17
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No.

Do lions make sure they humanely kill their prey before they rip them to shreds? We are animals. Eat to survive. I don't lose sleep over it.
the do actually. They go for the jugular. Doesn’t happen everytime and I’m sure there are nature shows showing otherwise. But wild animals do not intentionally torture their prey. They go for the neck/jugular for a quick kill so they can eat.,


That's not universally accurate. Have you never had a cat? They enjoy the hunt.

And raccoons, those cute little things, kill for fun. They will enter a chicken house and rip the heads off an entire flock, not eating anything. Monsters!
[Post New]03/11/2022 13:48
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Put them in the pot live. Put water/beer and steam them.

Another option is talk to them until they die then cook.


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