Veggie versus meat

[Ville Valo]

Im lost now? - could you elaborate sweaty

[THE DODGER]

ah,cky does that stand for curried kangaroo and yams!! u seem to have a fair old chip on ones tiny shoulder

[C.K.Y]

:D ah,cky does that stand for curried kangaroo and yams!! u seem to have a fair old chip on ones tiny shoulder

No i just stand up for what i believe in

... do a search on amazon and buy CKY 1+2 you might just learn something useful

[A Horse called Juan Face]

it stands for camp kill yourself

[Courageous Highlander]

want a bit CKY just as well yer no a chef

[Sweltered]

Im lost now? - could you elaborate sweaty

You can't trust translations. Just look at the bible

[C.K.Y]

Im lost now? - could you elaborate sweaty

You can't trust translations. Just look at the bible

The bible is a work of fiction, thats the difference

[C.K.Y]

8) want a bit CKY just as well yer no a chef

Haha actually im a very good cook but even if i ate meat i wouldnt eat that ... looks like a car crash

[C.K.Y]

And by the way posting pictures of meat doesnt gross me out ... i ate it for most of my life so it still smells good and probably tastes good to me so the pictures dont bother me one way or the other

[jock the boat]

You dont look much like a veggi to me, more like someone who constantly eats all the pie's, just an observation, please dont take it on the chin, (any off them)

thats not a picture of ville thats bams uncle don vito ffs dont u kbnow anythin

[Ville Valo]

Clever boy jock ! now for ten points!!
What connects these 2 people?
the prize......... a luxury trip to skipness picnic included

[gizmo]

I might be completely on the wrong tack here, but is there any truth in the theory about the increase in numbers of vegitarians with their wind problems, and the enlarging hole in the ozone layer... I only ask because I tried a lentil casserole recently and I had to leave the windows open all night

[EMDEE]

There is a belief that the flatulent emissions of cattle bred by the human race are a major contributor to greenhouse gases

I must confess that I am a meat eater. However, I must also confess that at a young age I visited the old Campbeltown Slaughterhouse in the Roading. That was the one before the building which is still standing. There was a central courtyard, and one could watch the goings on through the doors, which were always open. This experience put me off meat for something like three years, until my mother bribed me to start eating meat again. I think the memories had by that time began to fade. I still believe however that many people if they visited this sort of establishment would go vegetarian.

There are different aspects of this argument. It could be said that many of the animals that are used in agriculture could not survive in the wild, as they have been bred specifically for purpose, and that many of them have a better life than their wild counterparts. They do not have to find food or continually be on the lookout for predators. Whilst we would not think that they have an enviable lifestyle, if we look at it from their point of view, they do not know wht their ultimate fate is. Ignorance in this case is bliss.

For those who have a conscience in this respect, by all means opt to be vegetarians, but respect the right of others to make up their own mind. Don't try to convert the whole world, as it won't work. Also, bear in mind that in the natural world there is no such thing as conscience, and there are many animals out there that would eat us if they got half a chance.

[Ville Valo]

They wld eat us as they cant actually go to asda and buy something else!:)