“Doesn’t That Make You a Little Weazy?”

Continuing in the fine Gawker Media tra­di­tion of post­ing any old crap as long as it gets hits, The Consumerist today brings us the break­ing news that peo­ple sell bull cocks as dog treats.  Shocking, I know. In lieu of com­men­tary, I bring you the sage words of Tom Waits.

I was a lit­tle shocked! I know you can get just about ANYTHING in this world. You can get a whale’s pan­creas if you’d want one! I can get you one! But com’on, a bull’s penis! How busy they were their whole lives. And they throw it to a dog, like that, for a snack! Now, are they avail­able here in the Los Angeles area? They are, aren’t they? Doesn’t that make you a lit­tle weazy? Makes you wanna live a long time.

Yes, Tom, yes it does.

  • Another John

    My dogs love them to the exclu­sion of all other activ­ity. I don’t have any idea what that says about them or me.

  • Another John

    My dogs love them to the exclu­sion of all other activ­ity. I don’t have any idea what that says about them or me.

  • JF

    Disturbing, yes. But not in the same cat­e­gory as whale pan­creas, etc. The ani­mals that are killed FOR their parts (rhino horn, etc) are tragic and waste­ful. The bulls that are killed for steak are dead any­way, whether or not we use the ‘sausage.’ If it isn’t dog toys, then it will be turned into sausage or cow food (yes, cows are fed cows in indus­trial farms — that is how mad-cow dis­ease spreads). I’m glad that the dogs don’t know what they’re chew­toys were, but don’t see it is a moral prob­lem. Does the bull mind?

  • JF

    Disturbing, yes. But not in the same cat­e­gory as whale pan­creas, etc. The ani­mals that are killed FOR their parts (rhino horn, etc) are tragic and waste­ful. The bulls that are killed for steak are dead any­way, whether or not we use the ‘sausage.’ If it isn’t dog toys, then it will be turned into sausage or cow food (yes, cows are fed cows in indus­trial farms — that is how mad-cow dis­ease spreads). I’m glad that the dogs don’t know what they’re chew­toys were, but don’t see it is a moral prob­lem. Does the bull mind?