Now, you may have seen(or you should google it and see now) those cute little hedgehogs that folk keep as pets. Well, like almost everything else in this country, kirpis here suck a wee bit. They're slightly bigger, hard spikier, less playful/curious, and smellier than their foreign cousins. But no matter, Ive got one. Haven't decided what to do with it though. Maybe try to keep it as a pet, maybe let him go or give him to someone who needs one for their garden, or maybe eat him.
Thats right! Kirpi is a somewhat rare delicacy here. Mention eating frog legs, sushi, or crab and folk here get all squeamish, disgusted and holier-than-thou but talk about kirpi and the old-timers will smile and talk about how they're mighty tasty stuffed and baked.(Kirpi levengi if ya want to look-up the recipe).
So Ive a small conundrum. Just like the title to Michael Moore's early documentary, are kirpis "for pets or meat"???
Freshly caught kirpi. ハリネズミ掛かった!だいたいハリネズミはかわいいがアゼルバイジャンのはちょっと大きくて臭いだよ。アゼルバイジャン語ハリネズミはKIRPI{キルピ}っていういう。アゼルバイジャン人は刺身食べへんけど時々老人ハリネズミ肉食べる!わしこのは食べるかなー???
Kirpi and HAL 9000 getting acquainted. HAL9000っていう子猫とハリネズミはよく友達になるでしょう。
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Haha...I love that you named your kitten HAL 9000.
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