Man dies after choking on ‘live octopus’

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26 Oct 2023, 7:43 pm

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Sad that he died.

Eating San-nakji and Fugu seems like taking part in extreme sports.

Dinner should not compete with sky diving as a pass time. :)



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26 Oct 2023, 8:00 pm

naturalplastic wrote:
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Sad that he died.

Eating San-nakji and Fugu seems like taking part in extreme sports.

Dinner should not compete with sky diving as a pass time. :)

We still do that in the states, we just do it differently.

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26 Oct 2023, 8:03 pm

Oh yeah.

The "one chip challenge".

Not to mention the "tide pod challenge".



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26 Oct 2023, 8:14 pm

The drink bleach for Covid challenge


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27 Oct 2023, 12:22 am

techstepgenr8tion wrote:
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I'm just gonna say it: it's sort of challenging to feel sorry for someone who died while eating a live animal.

This.

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Read the article, its not actually live. Just so freshly killed and cut up that nerves are still twitching.

Looking at the picture it seems like the suction cups were still on? It seems like basic intuitive physics should encourage people not to do this (otherwise just thinning the herd).

Pretty sure octopus is always served intact like that - pretty sure any time I've eaten a bit the suction cups are still on the tentacles. I dunno why someone would go through the work to slice each one off ?? I mean, unless maybe they were slicing up & making octopus carpaccio, then they'd have to slice everything thin.


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27 Oct 2023, 8:12 am

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Pretty sure octopus is always served intact like that - pretty sure any time I've eaten a bit the suction cups are still on the tentacles. I dunno why someone would go through the work to slice each one off ?? I mean, unless maybe they were slicing up & making octopus carpaccio, then they'd have to slice everything thin.

I've had octopus salad at a sushi place where it turned out that it was seaweed with whole baby octopi, something like a dozen. I did eat it but I felt 'off' (a bit like I'd descended a moral gradient) but that was more of an internal experience and I wouldn't judge other people for eating pickled baby octopus - although I'd agree with some other posters that the more I've learned of their intelligence the less I've had a taste for octopus.

My point earlier was - if the nerve signals are still there and it's twitching, and it has suction cups.... suction cups.... active nerves... esophagus.... it seems like no one should be surprised that the occasional suction cup grabs the inside of someone's throat and stopping everything on the way down.


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27 Oct 2023, 8:41 am

Had squid, in pané and provençal forms.

But nothing alive. Eek.



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27 Oct 2023, 9:05 am

I’ve had calamari and some sort of squid ink pasta dish. Very yummy! If something is still moving, I’m not eating it - a good, life rule.


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27 Oct 2023, 9:26 am

Fry it till it’s crunchy.lol
Not eating an octopus even deep fried.


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27 Oct 2023, 8:19 pm

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27 Oct 2023, 8:22 pm

Unleash the Kraken!! !! !

While you're eating him at the dinner table! :lol:



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05 Nov 2023, 11:43 am

goldfish21 wrote:
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I'll bet it's like eating a plate full of living snot. :eew:

Nah, chewing raw octopus is more like chewing rubber than snot. Doesn't really appeal to me much.

I guess you're right, it's just that raw octopus looks so slimy. My mother has eaten cooked octopus, and she told me it was like eating elastic bands.



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05 Nov 2023, 11:46 am

lostonearth35 wrote:
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I'll bet it's like eating a plate full of living snot. :eew:

Nah, chewing raw octopus is more like chewing rubber than snot. Doesn't really appeal to me much.

I guess you're right, it's just that raw octopus looks so slimy. My mother has eaten cooked octopus, and she told me it was like eating elastic bands.


Until one of us fries up a pan full of snot and digs in, we'll never be sure if fried snot doesn't also turn into rubber. :lol:


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05 Nov 2023, 3:02 pm

funeralxempire wrote:
lostonearth35 wrote:
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I'll bet it's like eating a plate full of living snot. :eew:

Nah, chewing raw octopus is more like chewing rubber than snot. Doesn't really appeal to me much.

I guess you're right, it's just that raw octopus looks so slimy. My mother has eaten cooked octopus, and she told me it was like eating elastic bands.


Until one of us fries up a pan full of snot and digs in, we'll never be sure if fried snot doesn't also turn into rubber. :lol:



Octopuses and squids look rubbery. And it even after being cooked they are still somewhat rubbery in texture.

They are not gelatinous if thats what you're thinking. They arent jellyfish.

Dont know what snot would be like fried up in skillet, but it would probably loose its jelly like features and be like ...boogers.

But if you wanna try actual cooked mucous just go to your nearest fine French restaurant and order escargot. The stuff that live snails are covered is the same stuff that lines your nose. Lol!



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05 Nov 2023, 3:06 pm

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But if you wanna try actual cooked mucous just go to your nearest fine French restaurant and order escargot. The stuff that live snails are covered is the same stuff that lines your nose. Lol!


Sounds like a good way to spend over $100 on a plate of fried snot. :lol:
Pretty sure I can make that at home.


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05 Nov 2023, 3:33 pm

Well...its mollusk meat ...covered ...in fried snot!

Snails are a type of mollusk.

So...buy some fresh raw oysters, and then...take out the quivering meat...and then blow your nose into like its a Kleenex...and then fry it up in a skillet! :lol: