deowll says:

It is funny.

People opposed to fighting game cocks are causing game cocks to go extinct not that I want one.

Some lady got rodeos banded in Chicago because a bull broke its leg and they had to put it down. Of course if hadn’t been a radio bull it would have already been meat loaf. With friends like that who needs enemies?

One of our new spending bills has $700,000,000 to count wild horses and feed them birth control pills. Very humane but I’d rather have seen the money spent on health care for humans. Silly me. We have an unlimited amount of money. Just borrow all you want or print all you want. What’s to worry about?

Pete says:

proud member of PETA[People Eating Tasty Animals]

Improbus says:

I am cutting back on meat for health reasons not moral ones. I prefer ingesting birds and fish to pigs, sheep or cattle.

Sean says:

#5 & #7 – wow, seriously, you guys have never seen the T-shirts, bumper stickers, bookmarks, or countless photoshop jobs that include the phrase from #4’s comment? You guys need to get out more.

Floyd says:

#9: Trailer Park? Why stop there?

Nearly every house and apartment in the city or country, have charcoal, wood, or gas grills that get used regularly.

On the other hand, PETA is a tiny, mocked minority.

Mmmmmm broiled meat.

Luke says:

I once had a waitron at a rather famous restaurant here in San Diego, who was an EXTREMELY rabid vegan. She started in on me one morning when I was having eggs and bacon. When she finally stopped for breath, I looked her in the eye and said, “If your ancestors hadn’t killed animals to eat their flesh and wear their hides, you would never have existed, and that would have improved our entire species.”

Five seconds later, I had a new waitron and had made a point….

Mr. Fusion says:

Cute video. Thanks for the smile.

Although I’ve seen a few T-shirts, I haven’t seen any bumper stickers. Not that I would want either, I lead by example.

chudez says:

that was brilliant!

Greg Allen says:

Jaywontart,

I’m glad you are not a bother.

Here in American, vegetarians are rivaling preachy conservative Christians as the biggest “holier than thou” pains-in-butts.

Worse, many are not dedicated vegetarians but are neurotics with eating disorders who use vegetarianism to cloak their food hang-ups with a posture of superiority.

Toxic Asshead says:

Mmmm. Meat, It’s what to eat!

Benjamin says:

I recovered the dashboard of my pickup truck, which runs on dead dinosaurs, with wolf fur. I recently installed a fishing rod rack in the truck so when I go fishing I can have my rods all ready. I also have a leather steering wheel. It is much cooler to the hands. In my old vehicles I would burn my hands on the steering wheel on a hot day.

My favorite food is New York strip steak with a side of grilled asparagus. It’s so yummy I might have to get a steak for breakfast.

I am going to buy a hunting device and take a hunting safety course so I can go hunting for deer meat when deer season begins.

Rakiah says:

People should be able to eat meat if they so choose, but the cost of meat should relate to the true cost of producing that meat, and not the situation we have now where much of the environmental and economic costs are externalized onto the surrounding communities and the US taxpayer. For instance, I don’t understand why the Pilgrims Pride Corp. should get: $26,461,206 worth of USDA funding, Cargill Turkey Products get $17,593,150 in govt funding, etc.

But I don’t think you would be happy paying the real market cost of the meat you eat…with all costs internalized to the industrial farm corporations that push for market forces to determine everything…except for their own bottom line.