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Cpl Kendall wrote:No, no, the average PETA member likely has the awareness of a tree my Irish friend.Rochey wrote:I believe you mean sapience, yes?
That was scary....don't ever do that againMonroe wrote:I don't know... I kind of agree with PETA. It was really uncalled for.
That's a question that's occurred to me too.Nutso wrote:You know, another thing I don't get about PETA, besides their stupidity, is their desire to give animals equal rights to humans. Does this mean that the next time a lion kills and eats a gazelle, it must be arrested for murder? Are the animals not supposed to eat animals? I'd love to see a vegetarian killer whale.
Just for that, I'm gonna go trample some excess potatoes!Tsukiyumi wrote:Won't anyone fight for the poor, mistreated vegetables? Studies have shown that trees communicate via chemicals released into the air; just because something is immobile doesn't mean it can't be sapient!
Put down those brussels sprouts! Stop the Harvest Holocaust! Heed the cries of the carrots, brothers and sisters!
Species Traitor!Tsukiyumi wrote:Murderer!
I think I may have already posted this, but I'd like to remind everyone that carrot juice constitutes murder.Tsukiyumi wrote:Won't anyone fight for the poor, mistreated vegetables? Studies have shown that trees communicate via chemicals released into the air; just because something is immobile doesn't mean it can't be sapient!
Put down those brussels sprouts! Stop the Harvest Holocaust! Heed the cries of the carrots, brothers and sisters!
Find out next week on "Confronting Wild Dumbasses"!Captain Picard's Hair wrote:...Would a member of PETA feel sorry for a rattlesnake coiled and about to bite them? </zen>
We have Rochey and Colmquinn. There's no such thing as "excess" potatoes.Cpl Kendall wrote:Just for that, I'm gonna go trample some excess potatoes!Tsukiyumi wrote:Won't anyone fight for the poor, mistreated vegetables? Studies have shown that trees communicate via chemicals released into the air; just because something is immobile doesn't mean it can't be sapient!
Put down those brussels sprouts! Stop the Harvest Holocaust! Heed the cries of the carrots, brothers and sisters!
Amen.Capt. Jethro wrote:All of God's creatures have their place, especially next to the mashed potatoes.
Damn straight! Ok Seal ribs with a side of mashed spuds....oh them screeming carrots over there shound tasty I will have them as wellCapt. Jethro wrote:All of God's creatures have their place, especially next to the mashed potatoes.