A disclaimer at the outset: This is "satire." It's WV, so it could be real. On the other hand, I had no idea that it was illegal to eat stuff you ran over in the first place. Yes, you can't take deer that way (though I've been tempted!), but if you hit a squirrel and want ya some stew, what's the problem? It's fresh, and already tenderized, so you can put away that mallet.
But apparently the legislature of WV wanted to make honest women (and men) out of its citizens, and validate the already widespread (?) practice of taking those little delicacies home to the fam.
This is a KPC GG opportunity, though, because of the description, and quotes. They attached "ryders"? Really? Big rental trucks, to make sure no wildlife survives that frantic scurry or waddle across the highway? Wow.
Special bonus (LMM: Do not watch this): A roadkill cartoon.
UPDATE: Is VA reacting to WV? By using this "don't tread on me!" metaphor? So, something like "don't run me over and then put me in the trunk to eat later?" Why else would VA rip off this South Carolina symbol?
But apparently the legislature of WV wanted to make honest women (and men) out of its citizens, and validate the already widespread (?) practice of taking those little delicacies home to the fam.
This is a KPC GG opportunity, though, because of the description, and quotes. They attached "ryders"? Really? Big rental trucks, to make sure no wildlife survives that frantic scurry or waddle across the highway? Wow.
Special bonus (LMM: Do not watch this): A roadkill cartoon.
UPDATE: Is VA reacting to WV? By using this "don't tread on me!" metaphor? So, something like "don't run me over and then put me in the trunk to eat later?" Why else would VA rip off this South Carolina symbol?
