What They Never Told You

[Frickr]

Rambler, can I have that monkey? I've been dying for some of that tender monkey lately.

I dont know that qualla looks pretty tasty, bit more meaty then a monkey

[Frickr]

the best meal is a bloody steak, just cooked enough to warm it up pretty much, then after you get done chowin that down, take your piece of bread they give you, and soak up all the blood and eat that! I also like raw hamburger, a dish called tiger meat.

What would be more painful to die from: a snake constricting you to death, a lion or wolf or something, chomping on your neck, or a bullet to the head? id choose the bullet as the least painful

[BizzleLuvin]

if your dog tasted like pork
would you eat him?

[delusionsofNORMALity]

people
eating
tasty
animals

i'm a member, you should be too.

[Hardcore Newbie]

I like my meat. I would say my diet consists of about 75% meat.

I wouldn't be able to kill an animal for food unless I was starving, but I have no problem eating one that has been killed by someone else.

I eat about the same, people think I'm insane, but I love animals so much, they taste way too good.

Conversely I can only eat vegetables in soup where I can't taste them.

[RamblerGambler]

Or maybe start a MEAT club,
Mankind
Eating
Animals
Together

[Stellar]

The PETA, as much as they tend to become annoying, are really only that way because a lot of the officials have passion for what they are trying to do that would border on fanatical.

Sure. There are joints and farms where animals are treated like shit and die miserable deaths everyday from either abuse, neglect, or terrible living conditions. I've worked at one or two like that when I was still in school.

Then again, there are farms like the ones I inspect now that treat their animals better than most third world countries treat their humans. PETA ain't showin' than anytime soon. Also, in the end, its health inspectors like me that are responsible for disallowing that type of behavior and any type of lethal living conditions. Not the fucken PETA. All they are really is activists and rarely do they find themselves in the position of enforcer. They're really just snitches that could better invest their time become health/safety inspectors and actually mandate changes for the things they don't like or watch the palce get shut down.

I'll admit, though. It is very difficult to deal with weasel farm operators and managers that lie through their teeth about what they change and what they fix. The type of job it is, I don't go back there everyday to check on it, unless I had to call the EPA.

I still even work at local farms, since they simply CANNOT afford the money to hire the proper amount of people, or get their hands on trained and capable individuals that can handle being 10 different things at once and take the load off of people who really can't do some things. Every one I work at is filled with over-worked people doing 5 peoples' jobs. Of course you're not gonna be able to eat off the floor. But, we still take care of our animals and facilities, even though its a lot more troublesome than you would ever realized unless you've worked at large-scale farm productions.. Even then, there are diseases that spread overnight and kill thousands on some days. You can't always control everything. Then you have fights where they get too injured to live and you have to snap the necks. Its not a pretty thing and its not for people who don't care, either.

[Reefer Rogue]

The Big Mac is SO good.

[MagicalHerb]

mcdonalds is poison though.

[BUZz UK]

It always makes me laugh seeing how militant and annoyed people get over eating meat.

I was vegetarian for 10 years. I didn't have to supplement my diet, i didn't try to stop anyone else eating meat, it was all my choice. i also had all the arseholes saying "yum, meat tastes SO good" and all the other shit to wind people up.

It's just a food, you're pretty sad if it's that big a deal to be eating meat... like it makes you better because you eat it? lol.

I do eat meat now, but only organic free range meat. I do it because the animals are raised in better conditions, not pumped full of steriods or fed on other animals.

The reason PETA are so militant is because there are so many arseholes out there. Fuck humans, they can defend themselves. At least there are people out there who actually care enough about a cause to get involved.

The rest of you can enjoy your Big Macs, but remember to destroy property at McDonalds equal or greater in value to what you've purchased there...
(and go for a jog afterwards, you fat fucks)