Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 jetshield Jun 22, 2013 10:19:14	from pesticide poisoning "It was heartbreaking to watch."
#2 Hipster_Dog Jun 22, 2013 11:46:01	I thought this was about WWZ.
#3 ADHadh Jun 22, 2013 15:52:45	I thought this was about WWZ. No, this was World War Buzz. Celebrity comment
#4 Klirshon Jun 23, 2013 3:02:13	from pesticide poisoning So it is exponentially more potent than regular poisonous compounds primarily used to kill insects?
#5 jetshield Jun 25, 2013 21:00:09	from pesticide poisoning So it is exponentially more potent than regular poisonous compounds primarily used to kill insects? How should I know? Ask the person that wrote the article.
#6 calronmoonflower Jun 26, 2013 0:26:51	I thought this was about WWZ. Maybe they where zombees.
#7 draco1119 Jun 26, 2013 8:15:00	My vegan friend would cry. If this is true, then it was absolutely a worthwhile endeavor! Making  vegans cry make me happy.
#8 Klirshon Jun 26, 2013 9:21:13	Perhaps if they cry due to anguish. Vegans jubilantly crying don't necessarily make you happy.
#9 draco1119 Jun 26, 2013 9:29:27	True. I'm not sure that vegans have the capacity for happiness, though. They've always seemed a dichotomous species. Their moods seem to be either "whiny little " or "stuck up little "
#10 domika Jun 26, 2013 15:19:27	True. I'm not sure that vegans have the capacity for happiness, though. They've always seemed a dichotomous species. Their moods seem to be either "whiny little " or "stuck up little " Agreed. After working in restaurants for awhile I offically added them to my black list. In saying that, I have quite a few vegan friends who I adore - as long as we're not meeting for lunch..or dinner...or any type of snack/meal time where they haven't brought their own food >.<
#11 CorranHornIsAwesome Jun 26, 2013 16:52:17	You'd think I'd be a vegan. I seem like the type.
#12 draco1119 Jun 26, 2013 17:39:19	CJ's more the type. You're not quite crazy enough.
#13 CorranHornIsAwesome Jun 26, 2013 17:46:28	CJ's more the type. You're not quite crazy enough. *tears well up in CHIA's eyes* Thanks, brah. That means a lot.
#14 ADHadh Jun 27, 2013 5:30:04	True. I'm not sure that vegans have the capacity for happiness, though. They've always seemed a dichotomous species. Their moods seem to be either "whiny little " or "stuck up little " Dunno, I know a vegan whose mood seems to be "lokaire"
#15 draco1119 Jun 27, 2013 5:38:12	Which is both, at the same time. Sorry; I meant to include the possibility of a combination of the two, henceforth known as "crazy "
#16 ADHadh Jun 27, 2013 5:40:14	Which is both, at the same time. Sorry; I meant to include the possibility of a combination of the two, henceforth known as "crazy " She's not aggresive in her craziness at least. Just has the tendency to suddenly pop a question like "what do you think about civilisation".
#17 draco1119 Jun 27, 2013 6:30:53	She could be a dood and still be a crazy I have seriously NEVER met a vegan who wasn't a self-righteous douche. My opinion of them is at about the same level of hatred as Cartman's sentiments on hippies.
#18 zombie_babies Jun 27, 2013 9:08:06	True.  Some vegans, though, are cool about not pressing their nutballness on you.  However, if you decide to ask them about it they'll tell you about all sorts of 'evil'.  Anyhoo, I like talking to them cuz I know how to make them feel bad.  They think their food is blood free but it's not.  Veggies need harvesting and we harvest most of 'em with machines.  Machines don't stop to make sure they don't run over a snake or a grasshopper or even *gasp* a cute bunny or chipmunk.  Nope, they kill 'em right along with the plants.  And the land used to grow all that crap?  Typically taken from animals what the vegans pretend to love more than anything else.  Deer are in your yard, vegan-boy, cuz your dinner is being grown where their yard used to be.  So yeah, vegans make me smile.
#19 jetshield Jun 27, 2013 9:30:05	Why do they like animals so much more than plants? I mean, when you eat a steak you know the cow it came from is dead and doesn't feel a thing. When you eat a carrot, it's still alive. edit/update: The town is holding a memorial service for the victims Sunday.
#20 Mad_Jack Jun 27, 2013 20:44:10	I've always been of the opinion that whatever doesn't manage to kill and eat me first is fair game...  (Heh. I had a vegan one time threaten me because I was joking about getting a shirt that said "I'm on a strict-vegetarian diet - I only eat Vegans"... I could barely keep a straight face as I jokingly told him I was an animal too so he couldn't harm me.)
#21 calronmoonflower Jun 29, 2013 14:34:47	50,000 dead Oregon bees to be honored in memorial service
#22 Pontiac Jun 29, 2013 21:02:04	I've always been of the opinion that whatever doesn't manage to kill and eat me first is fair game...  (Heh. I had a vegan one time threaten me because I was joking about getting a shirt that said "I'm on a strict-vegetarian diet - I only eat Vegans"... I could barely keep a straight face as I jokingly told him I was an animal too so he couldn't harm me.) I believe they shouldn't of evolved into such a tasty meal, if they tasted bad we wouldn't eat them :-p Lobster's and Crabs at least try to keep us out with those shells but we figured a way around that   lobsters n' crabs mmmm
#23 ADHadh Jun 30, 2013 10:32:26	50,000 dead Oregon bees to be honored in memorial service Wait, are those honeybees or wild bumblebees? Because honeybees are basically farm animals like cattle or sheep and I can understand getting attached to them. But a memorial service for wild insects sounds like a bit much.
#24 jetshield Jun 30, 2013 11:43:22	Because honeybees are basically farm animals like cattle or sheep
#25 ADHadh Jun 30, 2013 13:55:14	Because honeybees are basically farm animals like cattle or sheep What? People build shelter for them and in due season harvest their produce. Just like with sheep or cows. The main difference being that the latter can also be eaten.