Not only would I not drink it, I'd not spend $50 on a cup of coffee!

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I'll pass.

Quoted from Sillygostly

I'll pass.

so did the 'cat'!  

Heheh

I would give it a try if somebody else paid . .and a trusted friend drank some first.  

there are just somethings I just wouldnt put in my mouth, and as a traveller I do try almost everthing but I draw the line at eating Dog, Cat, and Whale meat, and as for cats pi** no thanks

Quoted from blahNii

I would give it a try if somebody else paid . .and a trusted friend drank some first.  

Under those circumstances, I might consider taking a sip.

That's pretty bizarre.  I umm... er... if it was commonly done by the locals and they aren't doing it for weird or superstitious or religious reasons, and no one has been so far then I guess... someone else would have to buy it for me.  I don't care what sort of morning it is, coffee is not worth $50.

Although it's not your typical housecat poo.... NOT on your life, Nellie!

Here's something I tried in Ecuador, before and after photos.

What IS that?!

It a breed of guinea pig that's really big, about the size of a house cat.  They cut them in half, degut them, then bread and fry them.  The heart is still in it... half the heart anyway.  You can order a whole one too if you want.

Here's some... er... which picture should I throw up
No I shouldn't really turn it into the 'what's the grossest thing you've eaten' thread.  Instead, here's a picture of effective third world security.
Most people use upside down bottles which look a lot harder to get through than there.  These look evil but could be broken side to side then gotten over a little more easily.

I have seen a lot of these walls in my travels as well, I assume that they do the job, didnt see anyone impaled

YOU ATE THAT!! Omg, sorry but I would never eat something like that in a million years, not even for a million dollars... What did it taste like??