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i'm changing mine to forums.massassi.net

Why is the page messed up in my Firefox browser?

Chris Garnett was a good name.

Chris Garnett RIP

neva4get

PETA people are loony.

Thirded.

Everyone should adopt the company they work for as their last name.

I am Steve Hy-Vee.

[QUOTE=Jedi Legend]Everyone should adopt the company they work for as their last name.

I am Steve Hy-Vee.[/QUOTE]

Max Barry already thought of that!

[QUOTE=Jedi Legend]Everyone should adopt the company they work for as their last name.[/QUOTE]
That would get clumsy...
Hi, my name is Robert Optical-Dynamics-Corporation!


They made a typo. The actual name of the company is Yuck! Brands...

I worked for Yuck! Brands for a few days (yes, *days*. I didnt last very long) in their IT group here in Louisville, Ky. I had never before or since seen an IT setup worse than theirs.

Quite an excellent book.

This only makes me want to do one thing.

Go to KFC.

Sadly, seconded.

Fortunately for me, the name of the company I work for is already my last name, so no worries there.

who cares if its tasty, cooked dead animals 4 life.

I think all vegans and PETA members should change their names to something like this. That way they introduce themselves and you immediately know to punch them out and walk away. Normally you'd have to converse with them first, which is a waste of time because their ideals are so poor and they are not worth talking to.

peta == people eating tasty animals.

Not all vegans are crazy. Well, not necessarily crazy in a bad way.

(and my above post was, indeed, a direct reference to Jennifer Government which I am currently reading.)

I'm a vegetarian (lacto-ovo) who totally supports the right of every American to bare arms, hunt, and eat meat. I'm just against factory farming methods and chemicals/hormones being in our food. If you disagree with any of the above, your opinion is obviously worthless.

PETA does some really ignorant things, but they do a few good things as well.

If cruelty is indeed one of the colonel's secret spices, then it must be the most delicious thing on earth.

Actually I don't care for KFC too much... but it had to be said.

Haha, I read this thread as "Mega-man ally changes name to KentuckyFriedCruelty.com"

I want to change my name to Max Power.

But then I fear the resulting nipple tweaks.

<3

[QUOTE=Jedi Legend]Not all vegans are crazy. Well, not necessarily crazy in a bad way.

(and my above post was, indeed, a direct reference to Jennifer Government which I am currently reading.)[/QUOTE]

JENNIFER GOVERNMENT DIES

so will you

I take it, then, that you only eat food that you, yourself, grow, in soil isolated from any chemicals found in every-day products, such as water.

I'm vegetarian because eating flesh seems really nasty to me.

Mmm, meat.

I'm having one of the most amazing meats ever for new year's dinner.

Pork roast. <3

I always say "What about the living plants you kill?" and people think I'm being outrageous. But seriously, the ONLY difference between a carrot and a cow is that a cow whimpers when you cut it up and boil it. PETA people have guilty consciences. I can understand vegitarianism for the sake of health, but if you think you're saving anything's life, you'd better stop eating PERIOD.

JediKirby

I suppose he can buy organic only.

There are a few good articles on how organically grown foods are actually WORSE for the environment. Anybody have links to those?

went to the website, linked me to torturedbytyson.com.

some sick **** there.

But even the water has chemicals within it, even if you get it from the river (and, sometimes, especially if you get it from the river).

While my girlfriend and I, as well as my parents, do grow some of our own organic vegetables (there are even local retailers here that sell organic seeds, but we get much of our stuff online), we buy most of it at stores such as Whole Foods Market, Wild Oats, and Health & Harvest (a wide variety of organic foods can now be purchased at stores such as Krogers, Wal-Mart, and Meijers). I don't pretend to eat 100% organic all of the time, probably more like 80%. On a lighter note, my statement that anyones opinion other than mine is worthless, was meant to be humorous, so my apologiess if I didn't make that obvious enough.



Here is a good one. While definitely not what I'd call a consensus point of view, it's fascinating nonetheless. I'm personally not against farms that don't grow organically. I could care less if 90% of the US fills their tummies with milk and cheese that are full of hormones, or if they drink a bottle of pesticide for lunch everyday, as long as my family and friends have a choice to continue eating organic. I'm not against people having the freedom to grow things the way they want, I'm against the government allowing it to be forced down our throats while our ignorant population continues to believe that terms such as "organic" or "all-natural" actually mean the opposite of what they do. I used to work for a grocery store, and I've literally explained to over a hundred people that organic DOES NOT mean that it's synthetic and full of hormones. As Americans begin to wake up and realize what's actually in the food they eat, they'll have the opportunity to make a more enlightened decision.

You'd wonder; if all the stuff they put in food nowadays is so bad, then why are we living twice as long as we were 200 years ago? Must be all the preservatives, eh?

Oh, and KFC is great. Someone needs to get on that secret recipe with a mass spectrometer or something and tell us what's in it.

As for vegitarians, I think Maddox says it best.

Yes kyle, our increased longevity from an era where our prostitutes ran wildly in feces laden streets can be ONLY attributed to Riboflavin in your Orange Juice.

So if there is only ONE difference between a carrot and a cow, I guess there is no difference between a cow and a human being.

[QUOTE=Mr. Stafford]who cares if its tasty, cooked dead animals 4 life.[/QUOTE]

Roflwofl, unintentional puns! :p

He's right. Bring on the cannibalism!