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But so few of us are fond of eating brains. 

Once my grandma took a friend along food shopping.  Both women wanted to
buy some chicken, so they went to Grandma's kosher butcher, and after
Grandma had selected her (live) hen, the butcher turned to the other
woman, who quavered "Oh, please, don't kill one just for *me*."  She
wasn't opposed to killing; she just didn't want to take personal
responsibility for it.

Ken's example is disgusting, but does it offend our moral sense, or
only our sensibilities?