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Skarp - Premium Member
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That's the last straw, I'm turning vegan.
"[b] Let no player say, if only i had tried harder"
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ice_67 - Posts: 387
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ice_67 wrote:That's the last straw, I'm turning vegan.
ehh? ... I tried that and found its easier to send a DD to College in Maine ... that way every time she comes home she can bring a cooler full of un-stressed out Lobsters back ... and we set them free ... but I think they are embarassed because they turn red ....
"For the strength of the pack is the wolf, the strength of the wolf is the pack" Rudyard Kipling
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GIMNEPIWO - Posts: 4339
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GIMNEPIWO wrote:ice_67 wrote:That's the last straw, I'm turning vegan.
ehh? ... I tried that and found its easier to send a DD to College in Maine ... that way every time she comes home she can bring a cooler full of un-stressed out Lobsters back ... and we set them free ... but I think they are embarassed because they turn red ....
And you gave them a "warm" bath before setting them free.
"[b] Let no player say, if only i had tried harder"
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ice_67 - Posts: 387
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From the article:
"Robert Elwood, the lead author of both papers, explained to Discovery News that pain allows an individual to be "aware of the potential tissue damage" while experiencing "a huge negative emotion or motivation that it learns to avoid that situation in the future."
Oh dear.....a lobster about to die is feeling a negative emotion.
There's some wasted education....there AINT no future!
Pass the butter.
"Robert Elwood, the lead author of both papers, explained to Discovery News that pain allows an individual to be "aware of the potential tissue damage" while experiencing "a huge negative emotion or motivation that it learns to avoid that situation in the future."
Oh dear.....a lobster about to die is feeling a negative emotion.
There's some wasted education....there AINT no future!
Pass the butter.
- Coach11
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ice_67 wrote:GIMNEPIWO wrote:ice_67 wrote:That's the last straw, I'm turning vegan.
ehh? ... I tried that and found its easier to send a DD to College in Maine ... that way every time she comes home she can bring a cooler full of un-stressed out Lobsters back ... and we set them free ... but I think they are embarassed because they turn red ....
And you gave them a "warm" bath before setting them free.
What did you expect ? ... they were dirty and told me they needed a bath ...
... and would you want to take a cold bath after 15 hours in a Coleman Cooler ...? I was just trying to help !"For the strength of the pack is the wolf, the strength of the wolf is the pack" Rudyard Kipling
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GIMNEPIWO - Posts: 4339
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That's the last straw, I'm turning vegan.
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Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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blackwidow - Posts: 628
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Yes ... vegetarians do taste better .... I'm just sayin' 
I'm just sayin' "For the strength of the pack is the wolf, the strength of the wolf is the pack" Rudyard Kipling
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GIMNEPIWO - Posts: 4339
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So, I wonder how much tax payer, grant money went into those two studies? Whats next, a study to see if humans can hurt a lobsters feelings. Or maybe we need a study to see if fish feel the hook in their mouth when we catch them. Maybe they can even get a fish to cry. LOL. 
To each their own.
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GSB - Posts: 577
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We had a vegetarian where I work. Until the rest of us decided to eat him. Not bad, kinda tasted like chicken.
To each their own.
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GSB - Posts: 577
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