BrokenArts on 17/9/2008 at 18:15
PETA = People Eating The Animals.
infinity on 17/9/2008 at 18:17
Quote Posted by BrokenArts
PETA = People Eating The Animals.
Shouldn't the T stand for Tasty? Or at least that's how I've heard it.
BrokenArts on 17/9/2008 at 18:18
/me slaps the forehead. Of course, silly me, how could I be so stupid. Tasty it is. At least we hope so. :p
infinity on 17/9/2008 at 18:21
I hope so too. :D
Stitch on 17/9/2008 at 18:28
HRR HRR SO MANY SPECIES SO LITTLE TIME
You huffing meat trolls are as bad as preachy vegetarians.
New Horizon on 17/9/2008 at 19:08
Hi, New Horizon from the Thief community here.
I have some friends who are competing to be guests on Pete Tongs show. They're a couple of talented local DJ's and it would be really great if they were able to win a lucky break like this.
If you have a second to help out and vote, I would appreciate it.
Go here... (
http://www.fasttrax.tv) and vote for 03. Jakt & Jeff Math 'Mules'
There's a widget at the bottom.
If you care not to vote blindly, they have a myspace with music samples. (
http://www.myspace.com/jaktandjeffmath)
Thanks for the help!
Starrfall on 17/9/2008 at 19:21
rofl
Ko0K on 18/9/2008 at 05:58
Quote Posted by Starrfall
Hippies are right again! And the good news for everyone is that there are food suppliers who don't treat their animals like this.
It sounds like a NorCal thing to be able to have that option in the first place. The only thing that comes half-way close to it we have down here is Trader Joe's, and there's still no guarantee that their pork chops didn't have broom handles stuck in their vaginas before they got shrink-wrapped. Honestly, I'd have no qualms about eating synthetic meat, provided 1) safe consumption is established and 2) it doesn't taste like inedible crap. As it is now, however, it's easier just not to think about this kind of shit.
demagogue on 18/9/2008 at 06:35
Some vocations bring the worst out of people ... war, meat handling, prostitution, narcotics ... and regulation or bans have their limits in improving that behavior, although they're necessary too. You have to make sure the regulation is enforced, and it's even better when you can get market forces pushing on your side and consumers start making demands, but that's even harder.
Hard problems, but I think they're some of the good fights we're supposed to be fighting.
