Thread So is this better or worse? Organic?

[DJBrenton]

Did it involve a trash can and cardboard signs?

Lol


It involved Margaret Thatcher, Edwina Currie and an egg.

 

[ZRH]

Ask Carys what I did for a living in the late 80's asswipe.

Ever heard "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush"?

pun intended

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

Lol


It involved Margaret Thatcher, Edwina Currie and an egg.

christ thats a lot of ugly

 

[DJBrenton]

christ thats a lot of ugly

Don't you diss Meryl Streep!!!!!

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

Don't you diss Meryl Streep!!!!!

she needs to die for that mamma mia movie

 

[DJBrenton]

she needs to die for that mamma mia movie

Ok. Good point. Well made. I retract my earlier post.

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

Also, and Ima just throw this down here, no one gives a real shit if a chicken is free range or not, as long as its cooked right, it will be delicious.

edit - especially if its wrapped with some free range bacon

 

[APRIL]

I'm reducing my salmonella risk right now. And boy it feels, well, safer! It just amazes me how profitable feel-good stupidity is.

fwiw, there's nothing 'natural' about raising birds "free range" on a farm. They rely 100% on the farmer & don't 'fend' for themselves. But if it makes you feel better to call them natural, you could call them 'Mom' too.

So wait.. would you eat something that was killed in the wild or not?

 

[fly]

True free range, wild, whatever chickens are healthier for you. Have we gone over that? I missed the last 7 pages.

 

[ZRH]

True free range, wild, whatever chickens are healthier for you. Have we gone over that? I missed the last 7 pages.

wild chickens have almost no meat. True story.

 

[plot]

yea, takes some feed to fatten them up.

 

[CletusJones]

I think it is time we stopped using the term 'animal' when referring to the precursor of the meat that ends up on our plates. Animals are things we keep in our homes and watch on David Attenborough programs. 'Animals' bred for consumption are crops and agricultural products like any other. We do not, and cannot, provide adequate welfare for these agricultural products and therefore welfare should be removed entirely.

Deeming living creatures products is a little far. Seems like it opens the back door to all sorts of these "farms"

 

[fly]

wild chickens have almost no meat. True story.

I'm talking 'natural' farm raised chicken, as opposed to Perdue-style, raised in pitch dark chickens.

 

[ZRH]

I'm talking 'natural' farm raised chicken, as opposed to Perdue-style, raised in pitch dark chickens.

"Natural farm raised" is an oxymoron. Traditionally farm raised chicken usually are pretty lean, you lock them up and feed them grain for a couple weeks before slaughtering because it fattens them up.

 

[APRIL]

yea, takes some feed to fatten them up.

+hormones

 

[Floptical]

If you are all that concerned with how your meat is raised etc then just don't eat meat.

 

[fly]

"Natural farm raised" is an oxymoron. Traditionally farm raised chicken usually are pretty lean, you lock them up and feed them grain for a couple weeks before slaughtering because it fattens them up.

Jesus Christ. I put natural in quotes for a reason. Obviously being raised on a farm isn't natural.

 

[ZRH]

Jesus Christ. I put natural in quotes for a reason. Obviously being raised on a farm isn't natural.

You seem to be attempting to communicate with me and I'm just out to discredit you.

That might be why you don't understand.

 

[APRIL]

You seem to be attempting to communicate with me and I'm just out to discredit you.

That might be why you don't understand.

I was thinking of saying that, but didn't want to get involved.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

I loves me some free range pigeons.