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|    dh@. to Mr.Smartypants    |
|    Re: Are some livestock raised only for p    |
|    21 Apr 11 14:43:31    |
      7184cba5       XPost: alt.animals.ethics.vegetarian, alt.agriculture, sci.agriculture       XPost: alt.cats              On Tue, 19 Apr 2011 09:20:38 -0700 (PDT), "Mr.Smartypants" asked Goo:              >What happens to the choice cuts from the extra animals raised due to       >the demand for pet food, Goo?               Goo has told us that there's no question, which we know doesn't make any       sense. But could it really make sense to the Goober that there is no question?       It started to dawn on me that Goo just takes it for granted there are top       quality choice cuts of meat in pet food. So to try to get a little Goobal       "insight" I dropped by the dog food section of a grocery store yesterday.       Hilarious!!! There is Alpo telling gullible goobers there are "Prime Cuts" and       "Prime Slices" in their dog food. LOL...so that's what Goob thinks happens to       them. I was having fun laughing at Goo while looking at dog food as more cans       came into view telling goobers about: "Roast Turkey", "Grilled Steak and Eggs",       "Porterhouse Steak"...LOL....and Goo believes there are "Tenderloin Tips", and       "New York Strip", and Goo thinks some are made "With Duck", and some are "Top       Sirloin", "Filet Mignon", and "Steak Florentine"...LOL... I used to wonder if       any people are ignorant enough to believe stuff like that, and here it turns       out       that the Goober himself is...LOL...              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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