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A local chicken wing place has a similar slogan:I support PETA.
But to me PETA means "People Eating Tasty Animals."
YUM! YUM!
My hubby has that on his myspace, I believe.
Apparently there is a t-shirt that says that on the front and the back reads: Vegetarian - the villiage idiot that can't hunt or fish.
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I don't think the PETA letter is entirely serious. I think they are trying to point out the "hypocrisy" of thinking that it's OK to exploit cows for their milk, but somehow exploiting women in the same way isn't acceptable. To them cows are people too.
Sure, we can nurse a few more laughs out of it if we try!Thanks for keeping us abreast of this news.
You're just going to milk this thread for all it's worth, aren't you?
Thanks for keeping us abreast of this news.
You're just going to milk this thread for all it's worth, aren't you?
Sure, we can nurse a few more laughs out of it if we try!Thanks for keeping us abreast of this news.
You're just going to milk this thread for all it's worth, aren't you?
Only because PETA is such a bunch of boobs.
I don't think the PETA letter is entirely serious. I think they are trying to point out the "hypocrisy" of thinking that it's OK to exploit cows for their milk, but somehow exploiting women in the same way isn't acceptable. To them cows are people too.
At first, I thought that, too. But the PETA letter cites a restaurant that is using 75% human milk in its recipes. Why do this if they were not actually looking for some support?
I know it can be hard to fathom that such people like those associated with PETA actually exist, but, brother, it is true.
Human milk would introduce a WHOLE LOTTA production problems.
Ben and Jerry's could begin producing Chicha drink as well! Chicha - Drink of the Incas: Latin America's Fermented Corn Drink and the Fiesta de la Jora. They could find old toothless ladies like the ones that served me on the Amazon.
I love breast milk because it was never, EVER "my turn" to get up in the middle of the night to feed a screaming infant.
I never thought I would be happy to be allergic to milk. Guess I was wrong.