Never eat meat again.

[Bob]

pulp fiction....a filthy animal dialogue

 

[Gidget]

pulp fiction....a filthy animal dialogue

I am not up on Tarantino movies. You'll have to splain that one to me :roll:

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[JGallant]

FarmForward!

I recommend all to visit farmforward.com! Also, become a fan on facebook & spread the word! Have a beautiful day!

 

[Gidget]

I recommend all to visit farmforward.com! Also, become a fan on facebook & spread the word! Have a beautiful day!

Home | Farm Forward

Such a great site I had to post the link!

Thanks and I will check it out on facebook too

Don't be a stranger to the thread.

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[Gidget]

My tip for the day:

I am reading

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Eating-Animals-Jonathan-Safran-Foer/dp/0316069906]Amazon.com: Eating Animals (9780316069908): Jonathan Safran Foer: Books[/ame]

One of the best books on the subject yet. And believe me, I have read MANY along this theme.

Let me know if you read it and we will start a dialog.

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[6thGen]

If Americans (including our parents and grandparents) read one book on food, diet, nutrition, etc every ten years we'd be far healthier than we are at the current pace where such books typically populate the best sellers list. Damn trendy nutrition.

 

[Bob]

I am not up on Tarantino movies. You'll have to splain that one to me :roll:

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[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0zJSgHDnpw"]YouTube- Pulp Fiction - Filthy Animals[/ame] and filthy language

 

[Gidget]

If Americans (including our parents and grandparents) read one book on food, diet, nutrition, etc every ten years we'd be far healthier than we are at the current pace where such books typically populate the best sellers list. Damn trendy nutrition.

And your point?

 

[Gidget]

YouTube- Pulp Fiction - Filthy Animals and filthy language

Now I get it. And now I remember why I turned this movie off - it was very violent and disturbed me - although I do appreciate philosophical conversations about where our food comes from - but of course would disagree about pigs. They are no more filthy than the next unless we confine them to areas where they have no choice.

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[Gidget]

Finally watched Food Inc last night. Nothing really new here. Just reinforced the idea of local local local when we have the choice - and that we vote every time we check out at the store as to whether or not we want to participate in factory farming and GMO's. I vote NO!

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