I used to be really good at those arcade claw games. Like, way too many poorly made stuffed animals in my house sort of good. I'm pretty rusty these days, but I might have to start training again. You see, the Love Maine Lobsters Co. has created an actual lobster claw game where you catch live lobsters!
For two bucks — a pretty good deal if you think about the high cost of lobster — you can try and bring home dinner. They say the device is gentle and slow-moving, therefore it doesn't hurt the lobsters. But I don't know. You're already going to take them home and eat them; do you really need to ridicule them as well?
The tanks hold 25 to 30 pounds of lobster and is in bars all over the country. You can find similar models in Asia and California. But what I want to know is, what you would do if you came across one at a convenience store near you?
To check out how the machine works, view the video when you read more.
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Diane von Furstenberg
I don't even like walking by the tanks in the supermarket it makes me sad! Poor little guys. I wouldn't play this. I'd just rather buy my food...not alive.
1I think this is so pathetic. People need lives.
2It's found in bars??? Talk about ridiculing the hammered!
3I would definitely try it. And I'm going to have to move fast if I want to get there before PETA...
4i can't see something living, breathing, and then eat it. maybe that's what just happened in the back room but i didn't see it. i would have made a terrible farm girl.
5I really don't like that idea. It's kind of mean. I would never use it.
6Thats awesome, As long as they were kept in good conditions. mmm lobster.
7Interesting article, i have bookmarked your blog for future referrence
8Your site is this what i'm looking for, i have bookmarked it for future referrence
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