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Humperfunk wrote:And your farts would be absolutely toxic.MetalDog wrote:But then I'd be a scrawny gimp rather than the hunk'o'man I am today!
If you can't afford identifiable meat you're better off going vegetarian, that's for sure.
I'll never get my Orc looking the same again.
LB, you really are a massive geek.
MetalDog wrote:Could it be that the factories also make cat and dog food, so there may have been mingling?
I'm a bit puzzled by the suspiciously swift and repeated messaged 'there's no danger to health' being touted about over this.
You've got meat that no-one has yet identified the base source of. They have no idea if any of the animals involved were diseased and would only have been able to test a tiny fraction of the meat that's doubtless been kicking around unidentified for a while - I don't see how they can rule out a danger to health.
Playing all the right notes— but not necessarily in the right order.
-- boobs do nothing for me, I want moustaches and chest hair.
There is only one thing we say to Death: 'Maybe Tomorrow'
localnotail wrote:Think of the type of woman work in hamburger factories. Perverts mostly I suspect. Now is it out of the realms of possibility that the type of woman who work in hamburger factories sneak into to fields late at night to suck horses cock. No it is not. In fact I think we can say with some amount of certainty that the do. All of them. Now these woman don't brush there teeth or wash, and most of them no doubt have AIDS so they're going to be coughing alot when they're at work. So it seems pretty obvious to me that these woman are coughing up horse smegma and ball hair into the meat bins. Case closed. Congratulations if you made it to the end.
IMetalDog wrote:Could it be that the factories also make cat and dog food, so there may have been mingling?
I'm a bit puzzled by the suspiciously swift and repeated messaged 'there's no danger to health' being touted about over this.
You've got meat that no-one has yet identified the base source of. They have no idea if any of the animals involved were diseased and would only have been able to test a tiny fraction of the meat that's doubtless been kicking around unidentified for a while - I don't see how they can rule out a danger to health.
-- boobs do nothing for me, I want moustaches and chest hair.
MrTomFTW wrote:Simply wonderful.
I went to the fridge this morning to check on my Tesco burgers AND THEY'RE OFF!
MetalDog wrote:Look at them! They have horns!
I don't think peej ever displayed quite such overt fear of women.
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The world is going mad. Me? I'm doing fine.
The world is going mad. Me? I'm doing fine.
Deckard1 wrote:Horses are herbivores and taste nice. Generally the further you get up the food chain the worse things taste and the less nutrition from the meat, hence we don't eat predators such as cats or dogs.
Because people like horses and keep them as pets. Kind of the reason why people don't eat cats and dogs.
Thanks for expressing interest in my signature!
Chopsen wrote:It's not a theory, it is a simple fact. Humans (along with pigs and to an extent dogs) are omnivorous, which is why the flavour and benefits of eating their flesh are better than something like a Cheetah.
But I thought humans taste like chicken, and chicken tastes nice. So there goes your theory.
I'll never get my Orc looking the same again.
kalel wrote:Are they really that more expensive than cows to keep? Yes riding horses will be but your common pikey horse I wouldn't have thought so.
The real reason why we eat some animals more than others (other than taste which is a huge factor) is how easily and expensively these things are farmed.
Horses are quite a high maintenance and expensive animal to rear and breed, and aren't really worth the effort for the meat, especially as they have far greater use as work animals and such.
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