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SalaciousC
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Q: Is it wrong in China to eat your astrological animal?

I've heard a couple people (admittedly, both were girls) refusing to eat rabbit because that was their sign. Is this just a 'I'm being cute' girl thing or is it common among zodiac-believers?

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If it is I'm in trouble because I'm a sheep. I would say it is very wrong for those born in the year of the rat, tiger, monkey or dragon though.

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Bring on the tiger meat Laughing out loud

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woody:

You do realise which part you will have to eat dont you. lol

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Does biting the head off of a tigger doll count? Or will I have to partake in the Black Market TCM?

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Given there is a Pig, the answer will be a categorical 'no'! (same goes for 'dog' in parts of China, and 'horse' for other parts). Pig is the most commonly eaten meat in this country...

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